Cisco Cisco Unified MeetingPlace for IBM Lotus Notes 维护手册
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Chapter 2 Concepts and Functions 13
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Cisco MeetingPlace for Notes System Manager’s Guide
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Security information (user ID, password, etc.)
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Personal information (name, time zone, billing code, etc.)
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Class-of-service privileges enabling access to specialized
features (scheduling, outdialing, recording, etc.)
features (scheduling, outdialing, recording, etc.)
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Contact information (phone, fax, e-mail, pager, etc.)
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Default meeting preferences (announced entries, roll calls,
automatic notifications, etc.)
Anyone who schedules a meeting on MeetingPlace must have a
MeetingPlace user profile. In addition, it is recommended that
people who frequently participate in meetings also have user
profiles.
MeetingPlace user profile. In addition, it is recommended that
people who frequently participate in meetings also have user
profiles.
Guest Access
MeetingPlace also provides guest access to the system. To
facilitate meetings with those who do not have user profiles,
MeetingPlace enables guests to both join and review materials for
unrestricted meetings.
facilitate meetings with those who do not have user profiles,
MeetingPlace enables guests to both join and review materials for
unrestricted meetings.
MeetingPlace for Notes also enables guests without profiles to
review recordings and other attachments as well as attend
meetings and web conferences for unrestricted meetings.
review recordings and other attachments as well as attend
meetings and web conferences for unrestricted meetings.
Meeting Preferences
When users schedule MeetingPlace meetings, they have a number
of meeting preferences that can be set. Preferences indicate how
the meeting is to be run. Examples of meeting preferences
include:
of meeting preferences that can be set. Preferences indicate how
the meeting is to be run. Examples of meeting preferences
include:
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Whether to announce callers automatically as they attend or
depart
depart
Note: User IDs must be alphanumeric and limited to 17
characters.
characters.