Cisco Cisco Unified MeetingPlace SMTP E-Mail Gateway Manual De Manutenção

Welcome to Cisco MeetingPlace. Cisco MeetingPlace allows users in different locations to collaborate 
in real time by sharing documents over their PCs and discussing content. Because Cisco MeetingPlace 
integrates with common interfaces such as groupware clients, Web browsers, and standard PSTN and 
IP-based phones, users can quickly schedule and attend conferences using their preferred interface from 
any location.

With Cisco MeetingPlace E-Mail Gateway, the Cisco MeetingPlace system can automatically notify 
participants of upcoming meetings to which they have been invited. The system can also update users of 
any meeting changes or cancellations.

Cisco MeetingPlace E-Mail Gateway works in conjunction with Cisco MeetingPlace and your internal 
e-mail system. Refer to 

, for more information.

Throughout the remainder of this guide, Cisco MeetingPlace is referred to as “MeetingPlace”.

This guide is for the MeetingPlace E-Mail Gateway system manager. When installing and configuring 
MeetingPlace E-Mail Gateway, you may need to work with other people within your organization to 
obtain information about your e-mail system, data communications network, or MeetingPlace 
conferencing system. 

This guide assumes that you have some familiarity with Windows NT , networking concepts, e-mail and 
Web servers, and e-mail clients. Because MeetingPlace E-Mail Gateway interfaces with both your 
MeetingPlace system and your e-mail system, you should be familiar with both MeetingPlace and e-mail 
concepts and technology.

It is your responsibility to ensure that MeetingPlace E-Mail Gateway is set up and maintained. This 
guide provides you with practical guidelines for configuring and managing MeetingPlace E-Mail 
Gateway.

As system manager, you are responsible for the following functions:

Working with your e-mail, network, and MeetingPlace system managers to set up the necessary 
accounts and passwords for MeetingPlace E-Mail Gateway.