Cisco Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Audio Server 维护手册

Cisco MeetingServer 5.1 System Manager’s Guide   

 

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Cisco Systems 

 

March 2003 

Before your users can set up a multiserver meeting, you must provide them 
with a user profile on each MeetingPlace server. In addition, you must also 
create Server Information records on each MeetingPlace system so the 
servers can identify each other when they connect. 

To schedule a multiserver meeting, a user must have multiserver 
scheduling privileges as well as a profile on each MeetingPlace server 
that’s involved in the meeting. For example, if a user needs to schedule a 
multiserver meeting between New York City and London, you must make 
sure they have a user profile with multiserver scheduling privileges on the 
New York City MeetingPlace server as well as on the London 
MeetingPlace server.  

There are two ways that you can provide users with profiles on other 
MeetingPlace servers:  

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If the user already has a profile on a MeetingPlace server, have the other 
servers import this profile into their database. If the user does not 
already have a profile, create one and then have the other servers import 
it. For more information on how to import profiles, refer to Chapter 3. 

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Have all MeetingPlace system managers create the same “generic” 
profile on their MeetingPlace server, and have all schedulers use this 
profile when setting up a multiserver meeting. This allows all schedulers 
to log into each server using the same ID and password. This method, 
however, can create security and billing issues because each scheduler 
uses the same profile. For more information on creating user profiles, 
see Chapter 3. 

For a user to schedule a multiserver meeting, you need to give them 
multiserver scheduling privileges in their user profile. You must have system 
manager privileges to modify a user’s profile.  

To enable a user profile for multiserver scheduling: 

1.

 

Using MeetingTime, log in to the MeetingPlace server.  

2.

 

Open the Register Book, and click the Configure tab. 

3.

 

Select the User Profiles topic. 

4.

 

Use the Find Records button to access the user profile you want to 
modify. This field is case-sensitive.