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	* Otherwise, proceed to [[Cisco Unified MeetingPlace, Release 7.0 -- How to Enable Scheduling From Microsoft Outlook#How to Install the Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Plug-In for Microsoft Outlook\|How to Install the Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Plug-In for Microsoft Outlook]].		* Otherwise, proceed to [[Cisco Unified MeetingPlace, Release 7.0 -- How to Enable Scheduling From Microsoft Outlook#How to Install the Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Plug-In for Microsoft Outlook\|How to Install the Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Plug-In for Microsoft Outlook]].

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-	~~==About Delegates==~~
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-	Users can use Microsoft Outlook to schedule Cisco Unified MeetingPlace or Cisco WebEx meetings on behalf of another user if they are a delegate of that user. They can also schedule the use of resources, such as conference rooms.
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-	~~To enable the scheduling of resources, you must define an email account for each resource. Users can then invite the resource to a meeting by entering the email account.~~
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-	~~Make sure that you share the following information with your users:~~
-	* If you are a delegate for another user, the username used in both the Cisco Unified MeetingPlace account and email account of the person you are scheduling for must match. If you have a Microsoft Exchange mailbox alias, the alias name must match the Cisco Unified MeetingPlace username.
-	* If you are a delegate for a resource, the username used in both the Cisco Unified MeetingPlace account and email account assigned to the resource must match. If you have a Microsoft Exchange mailbox alias, the alias name must match the Cisco Unified MeetingPlace username.
-	* The user on whose behalf you schedule meetings must have the Microsoft Outlook plug-in installed.
-	* The first time you schedule a meeting on behalf of a user, the system prompts you to enter your user name and password.
-	* If you change your password after scheduling a meeting on behalf of a user, the following limitations apply:
-	**The user cannot reschedule the meeting without entering your new password. If the user does not enter the new password, the user can still attend the meeting.
-	**The user cannot delete the meeting without entering your new password.
-	**The user cannot reschedule the meeting in the calendar by dragging and dropping the meeting.
-	* If your password has expired but has not yet been changed after scheduling a meeting on behalf of a user, the following limitations apply:
-	**You cannot reschedule the meeting in the calendar by dragging and dropping the meeting.
-	**If the first meeting you open after your password expires is a meeting you scheduled on behalf of a user, you will be prompted to enter a new password, but the password you enter will not be retained. You must open a meeting on your calendar and change the password to prevent this issue.
-	**The user cannot reschedule the meeting. The user can still attend the meeting.
-	**The user cannot delete the meeting.

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-	~~== Default Authentication Methods for Microsoft Outlook Users in~~ Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Release 7.0.2 ==	+	'''Note: ''' This page applies to Cisco Unified MeetingPlace, Release 7.0.2 and later. For information about this topic for Release 7.0.1, see [[Cisco Unified MeetingPlace, Release 7.0 -- Integrating with Microsoft Outlook\|Integrating with Microsoft Outlook]].

-	~~'''Note: ''' This page applies to~~ Cisco Unified MeetingPlace, Release 7.0.2~~. For information about this topic for Release 7.0.1, see [[Cisco Unified MeetingPlace, Release 7.0 -- Integrating with Microsoft Outlook\|Integrating with Microsoft Outlook]].~~	+
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		+	== Default Authentication Methods for Microsoft Outlook Users in Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Release 7.0.2 ==

	The front-end Microsoft Outlook integration provides two default user authentication methods:		The front-end Microsoft Outlook integration provides two default user authentication methods:
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	==== Remember Me ====		==== Remember Me ====

-	:* The first time a user tries to schedule a Cisco Unified MeetingPlace meeting from Microsoft Outlook, the user is prompted to log in to Cisco Unified MeetingPlace.	+	* The first time a user tries to schedule a Cisco Unified MeetingPlace meeting from Microsoft Outlook, the user is prompted to log in to Cisco Unified MeetingPlace.
-	:* If cookies are enabled on the browser, then the user may select the Remember Me option. The stored cookies are then used for future authentication, so the user does not need to log in each time the user clicks the MeetingPlace tab.	+	* If cookies are enabled on the browser, then the user may select the Remember Me option. The stored cookies are then used for future authentication, so the user does not need to log in each time the user clicks the MeetingPlace tab.
-	:* If the User password expires, the user is prompted to log in to Cisco Unified MeetingPlace and change the password. The user may again select the Remember Me option.	+	* If the User password expires, the user is prompted to log in to Cisco Unified MeetingPlace and change the password. The user may again select the Remember Me option.
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	==== Single Sign-On ====		==== Single Sign-On ====

-	:* As long as the following conditions are met, the user is ''not'' prompted to log in to Cisco Unified MeetingPlace after clicking the MeetingPlace tab in Microsoft Outlook:	+	* As long as the following conditions are met, the user is ''not'' prompted to log in to Cisco Unified MeetingPlace after clicking the MeetingPlace tab in Microsoft Outlook:
-	:* The user successfully logs in to Microsoft Exchange or to Active Directory.	+	* The user successfully logs in to Microsoft Exchange or to Active Directory.
-	:* The username in Microsoft Outlook matches the User ID in Cisco Unified MeetingPlace.	+	* The username in Microsoft Outlook matches the User ID in Cisco Unified MeetingPlace.
-	:* The domain name of the Microsoft Outlook user matches a configured Outlook Single Sign-On Domain in Cisco Unified MeetingPlace.	+	* The domain name of the Microsoft Outlook user matches a configured Outlook Single Sign-On Domain in Cisco Unified MeetingPlace.
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	== Default Authentication Methods for Microsoft Outlook Users in Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Release 7.0.3 ==		== Default Authentication Methods for Microsoft Outlook Users in Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Release 7.0.3 ==
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	* Otherwise, proceed to [[Cisco Unified MeetingPlace, Release 7.0 -- How to Enable Scheduling From Microsoft Outlook#How to Install the Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Plug-In for Microsoft Outlook\|How to Install the Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Plug-In for Microsoft Outlook]].		* Otherwise, proceed to [[Cisco Unified MeetingPlace, Release 7.0 -- How to Enable Scheduling From Microsoft Outlook#How to Install the Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Plug-In for Microsoft Outlook\|How to Install the Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Plug-In for Microsoft Outlook]].
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		+	==About Delegates==
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		+	Users can use Microsoft Outlook to schedule Cisco Unified MeetingPlace or Cisco WebEx meetings on behalf of another user if they are a delegate of that user. They can also schedule the use of resources, such as conference rooms.
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		+	To enable the scheduling of resources, you must define an email account for each resource. Users can then invite the resource to a meeting by entering the email account.
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		+	Make sure that you share the following information with your users:
		+	* If you are a delegate for another user, the username used in both the Cisco Unified MeetingPlace account and email account of the person you are scheduling for must match. If you have a Microsoft Exchange mailbox alias, the alias name must match the Cisco Unified MeetingPlace username.
		+	* If you are a delegate for a resource, the username used in both the Cisco Unified MeetingPlace account and email account assigned to the resource must match. If you have a Microsoft Exchange mailbox alias, the alias name must match the Cisco Unified MeetingPlace username.
		+	* The user on whose behalf you schedule meetings must have the Microsoft Outlook plug-in installed.
		+	* The first time you schedule a meeting on behalf of a user, the system prompts you to enter your user name and password.
		+	* If you change your password after scheduling a meeting on behalf of a user, the following limitations apply:
		+	**The user cannot reschedule the meeting without entering your new password. If the user does not enter the new password, the user can still attend the meeting.
		+	**The user cannot delete the meeting without entering your new password.
		+	**The user cannot reschedule the meeting in the calendar by dragging and dropping the meeting.
		+	* If your password has expired but has not yet been changed after scheduling a meeting on behalf of a user, the following limitations apply:
		+	**You cannot reschedule the meeting in the calendar by dragging and dropping the meeting.
		+	**If the first meeting you open after your password expires is a meeting you scheduled on behalf of a user, you will be prompted to enter a new password, but the password you enter will not be retained. You must open a meeting on your calendar and change the password to prevent this issue.
		+	**The user cannot reschedule the meeting. The user can still attend the meeting.
		+	**The user cannot delete the meeting.

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-	== Default Authentication Methods for Microsoft Outlook Users in Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Release 7.0.2 ~~and Later~~ ==	+	== Default Authentication Methods for Microsoft Outlook Users in Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Release 7.0.2 ==

-	'''Note: ''' This page applies to Cisco Unified MeetingPlace, Release 7.0.2 ~~and later~~. For information about this topic for Release 7.0.1, see [[Cisco Unified MeetingPlace, Release 7.0 -- Integrating with Microsoft Outlook\|Integrating with Microsoft Outlook]].	+	'''Note: ''' This page applies to Cisco Unified MeetingPlace, Release 7.0.2. For information about this topic for Release 7.0.1, see [[Cisco Unified MeetingPlace, Release 7.0 -- Integrating with Microsoft Outlook\|Integrating with Microsoft Outlook]].

	The front-end Microsoft Outlook integration provides two default user authentication methods:		The front-end Microsoft Outlook integration provides two default user authentication methods:

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-	== Default Authentication Methods for Microsoft Outlook Users in Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Release 7.0.2 ==	+	== Default Authentication Methods for Microsoft Outlook Users in Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Release 7.0.2 and Later ==

-	'''Note: ''' This page applies to Cisco Unified MeetingPlace, Release 7.0.2 ~~only~~. For information about this topic for Release 7.0.1, see [[Cisco Unified MeetingPlace, Release 7.0 -- Integrating with Microsoft Outlook\|Integrating with Microsoft Outlook]].	+	'''Note: ''' This page applies to Cisco Unified MeetingPlace, Release 7.0.2 and later. For information about this topic for Release 7.0.1, see [[Cisco Unified MeetingPlace, Release 7.0 -- Integrating with Microsoft Outlook\|Integrating with Microsoft Outlook]].

	The front-end Microsoft Outlook integration provides two default user authentication methods:		The front-end Microsoft Outlook integration provides two default user authentication methods:
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	:* The username in Microsoft Outlook matches the User ID in Cisco Unified MeetingPlace.		:* The username in Microsoft Outlook matches the User ID in Cisco Unified MeetingPlace.
	:* The domain name of the Microsoft Outlook user matches a configured Outlook Single Sign-On Domain in Cisco Unified MeetingPlace.		:* The domain name of the Microsoft Outlook user matches a configured Outlook Single Sign-On Domain in Cisco Unified MeetingPlace.
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	== Default Authentication Methods for Microsoft Outlook Users in Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Release 7.0.3 ==		== Default Authentication Methods for Microsoft Outlook Users in Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Release 7.0.3 ==

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	* Remember me		* Remember me
-	: The first time a user tries to schedule a Cisco Unified MeetingPlace meeting from Microsoft Outlook, the user is prompted to log in to Cisco Unified MeetingPlace.	+	** The first time a user tries to schedule a Cisco Unified MeetingPlace meeting from Microsoft Outlook, the user is prompted to log in to Cisco Unified MeetingPlace.
-	: If cookies are enabled on the browser, then the user may select the Remember Me option. The stored cookies are then used for future authentication, so the user does not need to log in each time the user clicks the MeetingPlace tab.	+	** If cookies are enabled on the browser, then the user may select the Remember Me option. The stored cookies are then used for future authentication, so the user does not need to log in each time the user clicks the MeetingPlace tab.
-	: If the User password expires, the user is prompted to log in to Cisco Unified MeetingPlace and change the password. The user may again select the Remember Me option.	+	** If the User password expires, the user is prompted to log in to Cisco Unified MeetingPlace and change the password. The user may again select the Remember Me option.

	* Single sign-on		* Single sign-on
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	** The username in Microsoft Outlook matches the User ID in Cisco Unified MeetingPlace.		** The username in Microsoft Outlook matches the User ID in Cisco Unified MeetingPlace.
	** The domain name of the Microsoft Outlook user matches a configured Outlook Single Sign-On Domain in Cisco Unified MeetingPlace.		** The domain name of the Microsoft Outlook user matches a configured Outlook Single Sign-On Domain in Cisco Unified MeetingPlace.
-	NOTE: The domain that is listed in the Application Server is the workgroup domain that the client PC is in, not the user domain that the user is logged into. So if your PC is in domainA.company.com and your user account is domainB\''<user name>'', then this value should be domainA.

		+	'''NOTE:''' The domain that is listed in the Application Server is the workgroup domain that the client PC is in, not the user domain that the user is logged into. So if your PC is in domainA.company.com and your user account is domainB\''<user name>'', then this value should be domainA.

-		+	By default, the system uses the [[Cisco Unified MeetingPlace, Release 7.0 -- How to Enable Scheduling From Microsoft Outlook#Remember me\|Remember me]] authentication method. If the configured default authentication method fails, the user is prompted to enter the Cisco Unified MeetingPlace User ID and User password after selecting the MeetingPlace tab in Microsoft Outlook.
-	By default, the system uses the [[Cisco Unified MeetingPlace, Release 7.0 -- How to Enable Scheduling From Microsoft Outlook#Remember me\|Remember me]] authentication method. If the configured default authentication method fails, the user is prompted to enter the Cisco Unified MeetingPlace User ID and User password.	+


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	* Otherwise, proceed to [[Cisco Unified MeetingPlace, Release 7.0 -- How to Enable Scheduling From Microsoft Outlook#How to Install the Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Plug-In for Microsoft Outlook\|How to Install the Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Plug-In for Microsoft Outlook]].		* Otherwise, proceed to [[Cisco Unified MeetingPlace, Release 7.0 -- How to Enable Scheduling From Microsoft Outlook#How to Install the Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Plug-In for Microsoft Outlook\|How to Install the Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Plug-In for Microsoft Outlook]].
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	== Adding Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Systems to the Plug-In for Microsoft Outlook ==		== Adding Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Systems to the Plug-In for Microsoft Outlook ==

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	* Remember me		* Remember me
-	: ~~If you choose the Remember Me default user authentication method, the~~ first time a user tries to schedule a Cisco Unified MeetingPlace meeting from Microsoft Outlook, the user is prompted to ~~sign~~ in to Cisco Unified MeetingPlace. If cookies are enabled on the browser, then the user ~~can~~ select the Remember Me option. The stored cookies are then used for future authentication, so the user does not need to ~~sign~~ in each time the user ~~selects~~ the MeetingPlace tab. If the User password expires, the user is prompted to ~~sign~~ in to Cisco Unified MeetingPlace and change the password. The user ~~can~~ again select the Remember Me option.	+	: The first time a user tries to schedule a Cisco Unified MeetingPlace meeting from Microsoft Outlook, the user is prompted to log in to Cisco Unified MeetingPlace.
		+	: If cookies are enabled on the browser, then the user may select the Remember Me option. The stored cookies are then used for future authentication, so the user does not need to log in each time the user clicks the MeetingPlace tab.
		+	: If the User password expires, the user is prompted to log in to Cisco Unified MeetingPlace and change the password. The user may again select the Remember Me option.

	* Single sign-on		* Single sign-on
-	: ~~If you choose~~ the ~~Single Sign-On default user authentication method~~, ~~users do~~ not ~~need~~ to ~~sign~~ in to Cisco Unified MeetingPlace ~~from~~ Microsoft Outlook ~~after~~ successfully ~~logging~~ in to Microsoft Exchange or to Active Directory.	+	*:As long as the following conditions are met, the user is ''not'' prompted to log in to Cisco Unified MeetingPlace after clicking the MeetingPlace tab in Microsoft Outlook:
		+	** The user successfully logs in to Microsoft Exchange or to Active Directory.
		+	** The username in Microsoft Outlook matches the User ID in Cisco Unified MeetingPlace.
		+	** The domain name of the Microsoft Outlook user matches a configured Outlook Single Sign-On Domain in Cisco Unified MeetingPlace.
		+	NOTE: The domain that is listed in the Application Server is the workgroup domain that the client PC is in, not the user domain that the user is logged into. So if your PC is in domainA.company.com and your user account is domainB\''<user name>'', then this value should be domainA.

-	~~'''Requirements for the Single Sign-On Authentication Method'''~~

-	* The username in Microsoft Outlook must match the User ID in Cisco Unified MeetingPlace.
-	: Note that the Microsoft Outlook username may differ from the local part of the user email address (that is, the part before @). The username is what was entered to set up the email account in the Microsoft Outlook client. The local part of the email address, however, may have been changed by the Microsoft Exchange administrator or truncated by the Microsoft Exchange Server.
-	* In a ''workgroup'' environment, the domain portion of the user email address (that is, the part after @) must match a configured Outlook Single Sign-On Domain in Cisco Unified MeetingPlace.
-	~~: For example, from the email address userA@example.com, you would configure “example.com” as a domain in Cisco Unified MeetingPlace.~~
-	* In a ''domain'' environment, the following requirements apply:
-	** The domain of the client machine must match a configured Outlook Single Sign-On Domain in Cisco Unified MeetingPlace.
-	: Note that the client machine domain may differ from the user domain. For example, a user PC may be in domainA.example.com, while the user account is domainB\username. You would configure “domainA” in Cisco Unified MeetingPlace.
-	* Each Cisco Unified MeetingPlace user must have a unique username in Microsoft Outlook and Microsoft Exchange that is the same across the entire organization in Active Directory.
-	: For example, suppose that Cisco Unified MeetingPlace user “userA” is associated with two different domains, domain1.example.com and domain2.example.com, both of which you configured in Cisco Unified MeetingPlace. The Single Sign-On authentication method assumes that userA@domain1.example.com and userA@domain2.example.com refer to the same “userA” user profile in Cisco Unified MeetingPlace.

-		+	By default, the system uses the [[Cisco Unified MeetingPlace, Release 7.0 -- How to Enable Scheduling From Microsoft Outlook#Remember me\|Remember me]] authentication method. If the configured default authentication method fails, the user is prompted to enter the Cisco Unified MeetingPlace User ID and User password.
-	By default, the system uses the [[Cisco Unified MeetingPlace, Release 7.0 -- How to Enable Scheduling From Microsoft Outlook#Remember me\|Remember me]] authentication method. If the configured default authentication method fails, the user is prompted to enter the Cisco Unified MeetingPlace User ID and User password ~~after selecting the MeetingPlace tab in Microsoft Outlook~~.	+


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	* Read [[Cisco Unified MeetingPlace, Release 7.0 -- Restrictions for Scheduling From Microsoft Outlook#Restrictions for Scheduling From Microsoft Outlook\|Restrictions for Scheduling From Microsoft Outlook]].		* Read [[Cisco Unified MeetingPlace, Release 7.0 -- Restrictions for Scheduling From Microsoft Outlook#Restrictions for Scheduling From Microsoft Outlook\|Restrictions for Scheduling From Microsoft Outlook]].

-	* Read about the authentication methods and their requirements.

		+	===== Restrictions =====

-	~~===== Restrictions =====~~	+	* The [[Cisco Unified MeetingPlace, Release 7.0 -- How to Enable Scheduling From Microsoft Outlook#Remember me\|Remember me]] authentication method requires that users enable the use of cookies on their browsers.

-	* ~~If you choose the Remember Me~~ authentication method, users ~~must enable~~ the ~~use~~ of ~~cookies~~ on ~~their browsers~~.	+	* The [[Cisco Unified MeetingPlace, Release 7.0 -- How to Enable Scheduling From Microsoft Outlook#Single sign-on\|Single sign-on]] authentication method requires that Cisco Unified MeetingPlace users each have a unique username in Microsoft Outlook and Microsoft Exchange that is the same across the entire organization in Active Directory.
		+	: For example, suppose that Cisco Unified MeetingPlace user "userA" is associated with two different domains, domain1.example.com and domain2.example.com, both of which you configured in Cisco Unified MeetingPlace. The [[Cisco Unified MeetingPlace, Release 7.0 -- How to Enable Scheduling From Microsoft Outlook#Single sign-on\|Single sign-on]] authentication method assumes that userA@domain1.example.com and userA@domain2.example.com refer to the same "userA" user profile in Cisco Unified MeetingPlace.

	* If you upgrade your system from Release 7.0.1 to 7.0.2 and select the [[Cisco Unified MeetingPlace, Release 7.0 -- How to Enable Scheduling From Microsoft Outlook#Single sign-on\|Single sign-on]] authentication method, then your users will need to install the new Cisco Unified MeetingPlace plug-in for Microsoft Outlook.		* If you upgrade your system from Release 7.0.1 to 7.0.2 and select the [[Cisco Unified MeetingPlace, Release 7.0 -- How to Enable Scheduling From Microsoft Outlook#Single sign-on\|Single sign-on]] authentication method, then your users will need to install the new Cisco Unified MeetingPlace plug-in for Microsoft Outlook.

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	** The domain of the client machine must match a configured Outlook Single Sign-On Domain in Cisco Unified MeetingPlace.		** The domain of the client machine must match a configured Outlook Single Sign-On Domain in Cisco Unified MeetingPlace.
	: Note that the client machine domain may differ from the user domain. For example, a user PC may be in domainA.example.com, while the user account is domainB\username. You would configure “domainA” in Cisco Unified MeetingPlace.		: Note that the client machine domain may differ from the user domain. For example, a user PC may be in domainA.example.com, while the user account is domainB\username. You would configure “domainA” in Cisco Unified MeetingPlace.
-	** Each Cisco Unified MeetingPlace user must have a unique username in Microsoft Outlook and Microsoft Exchange that is the same across the entire organization in Active Directory.	+	* Each Cisco Unified MeetingPlace user must have a unique username in Microsoft Outlook and Microsoft Exchange that is the same across the entire organization in Active Directory.
	: For example, suppose that Cisco Unified MeetingPlace user “userA” is associated with two different domains, domain1.example.com and domain2.example.com, both of which you configured in Cisco Unified MeetingPlace. The Single Sign-On authentication method assumes that userA@domain1.example.com and userA@domain2.example.com refer to the same “userA” user profile in Cisco Unified MeetingPlace.		: For example, suppose that Cisco Unified MeetingPlace user “userA” is associated with two different domains, domain1.example.com and domain2.example.com, both of which you configured in Cisco Unified MeetingPlace. The Single Sign-On authentication method assumes that userA@domain1.example.com and userA@domain2.example.com refer to the same “userA” user profile in Cisco Unified MeetingPlace.