Cisco Unified MeetingPlace, Release 7.0 -- Usage Configuration Page
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2. A system restart terminates all existing call connections. Proceed only during a scheduled maintenance period or during a period of extremely low usage. To restart the system, enter sudo mpx_sys restart in the CLI. For information about logging into the CLI, see the Using the Command-Line Interface (CLI) in Cisco Unified MeetingPlace module. | 2. A system restart terminates all existing call connections. Proceed only during a scheduled maintenance period or during a period of extremely low usage. To restart the system, enter sudo mpx_sys restart in the CLI. For information about logging into the CLI, see the Using the Command-Line Interface (CLI) in Cisco Unified MeetingPlace module. | ||
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Revision as of 21:53, 17 April 2009
Main page: Cisco Unified MeetingPlace, Release 7.0
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To find this page, click System Configuration > Usage Configuration.
Table: Field Reference: Usage Configuration Page
Field | Description |
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Usage Configuration | |
Attendant phone |
Phone number that callers are routed to if they do not press a number at a voice prompt or press 0 for operator assistance.1 Tip: Make sure that the people at this phone number are available and trained to provide assistance for Cisco Unified MeetingPlace.
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24-hour time |
Whether to show meeting times by a 24-hour clock.
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Dial attendant on timeout |
Whether callers are transferred to the attendant in the following situations:
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Language 1
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Enabled languages. The Language 1 field sets the default system-wide language.
Caution! A system restart terminates all existing call connections. Proceed only during a scheduled maintenance period or during a period of extremely low usage.
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Guests can lock and record meetings |
If set to No, then guest users cannot lock or record meetings.
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Route calls to meeting ID that matches DID |
Whether to enable the DID3 feature, which routes incoming calls directly to meetings based on DID and DNIS4. When the DID feature is enabled, the caller is routed to the meeting ID that is equal to the DID phone number.
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Security | |
Minimum profile password length |
Number of numeric characters required in the Profile password for each user.
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Change profile password (days) |
Frequency, in days, at which the Profile password must be changed in each user profile.
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Minimum user password length |
Number of alphanumeric characters required in the User password for each user.
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Change user password (days) |
Frequency, in days, at which the User password must be changed in each user profile.
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Maximum profile login attempts |
Number of consecutive login attempts within a session before a user profile is locked.
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User locked interval |
The amount of time for which a user profile stays locked.
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This field was introduced in Release 7.0.2. | |
Click-to-Attend Link Configuration | |
External web server hostname |
FQDN5 of the Web Server in the DMZ6.
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Internal web server hostname |
FQDN of the Web Server on the intranet.
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SSL enabled on external web server
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Determines whether the click-to-attend URLs begin with "https" or "http".
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Access Information | |
Label for access phone number 1 |
Text used to describe the first meeting access phone number that is displayed in the following places:
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Access phone number 1 |
First meeting access phone number.1
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Label for access phone number 2 |
Text used to describe the second meeting access phone number.
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Access phone number 2 |
Second meeting access phone number.1
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Label for access phone number 3 |
Text used to describe the third meeting access phone number.
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Access phone number 3 |
Third meeting access phone number.1
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Label for access phone number 4 |
Text used to describe the fourth meeting access phone number.
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Access phone number 4 |
Fourth meeting access phone number.1
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Reservationless Meetings | |
Enable reservationless meetings |
Whether reservationless meetings are enabled on the system.
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Allow any profiled user to initiate |
Whether any profiled user can start a reservationless meeting from the TUI before the meeting owner joins.
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Bill initiator |
Who gets billed for each reservationless meeting:
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TUI menu is reservationless only |
Whether users can schedule meetings or only start reservationless meetings from the TUI7.
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Owner can press 2 in TUI to initiate |
Whether meeting owners can initiate reservationless meetings more quickly by skipping the Profile number entry.
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Alarms | |
Call out on major alarm
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Whether the system places a call to the specified phone number1 if an error condition affects system operation.
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Outdial Meetings | |
Number of retry attempts |
Number of times the system tries to call each person, when dial out is enabled for a meeting. This setting also determines the number of times the system goes through the Find Me sequence for each user.
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Delay between retries (sec) |
Number of seconds between dial-out retries. This setting also determines the number of seconds between each set of Find Me calls.
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Pager Settings | |
Prefix string |
Number string required by certain paging services in some counties. Cisco Unified MeetingPlace adds this string at beginning of all pages.
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Suffix string |
Number string required by certain paging services in some counties. Cisco Unified MeetingPlace adds this string at the end of all pages.
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Attendant Privileges | |
Create user profiles and user groups
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Whether attendants can create, delete, edit, lock, and unlock user profiles and user groups from the Administration Center and MeetingPlace Conference Manager.
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Run reports |
Whether attendants can run and view formatted reports in the Administration Center.
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View alarms |
Whether attendants can view alarms from the Administration Center.
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End meetings |
Whether attendants can end meetings from MeetingPlace Conference Manager and the Cisco Unified MeetingPlace end-user web interface.
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Password Complexity Checks | |
Password contains characters from at least three classes |
Whether each new or modified User password must contain characters from at least three of the following character classes:
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No character in the new password repeated more than three times |
Whether each new or modified User password is restricted from containing a character that is repeated more than three times consecutively.
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Password does not repeat or reverse the user name |
Whether each new or modified User password is restricted from being a repeat or the reverse of the User ID.
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Password is not "cisco", "ocsic" or variation of these |
Whether each new or modified User password is restricted from being any variant of "cisco" that was obtained by modifying the order of the characters or by changing the capitalization of any letters.
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Miscellaneous | |
Preserve mute status in Q&A meetings |
Whether to preserve speaker mute status during lecture-style meetings, when users are removed from the floor or placed in the waiting room.
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Footnotes:
1. The required format for phone numbers is determined by the call-control device for your IP telephony network. Therefore, enter phone numbers in the same format used to dial similar numbers from a phone on the same IP telephony network as Cisco Unified MeetingPlace. For example, if calls within your company are made by dialing the last four digits of a phone number, then enter only the last four digits in Cisco Unified MeetingPlace for internal phone numbers. If, however, you want Cisco Unified MeetingPlace to call a phone in a different area code, then you may need to include 91 and the complete telephone number including the area code.
2. A system restart terminates all existing call connections. Proceed only during a scheduled maintenance period or during a period of extremely low usage. To restart the system, enter sudo mpx_sys restart in the CLI. For information about logging into the CLI, see the Using the Command-Line Interface (CLI) in Cisco Unified MeetingPlace module.
NOTE: When you restart the Web Server, all manual changes made to the registry are lost.
3. DID = Direct Inward Dial
4. DNIS = Dialed Number Identification Service
5. FQDN = fully-qualified domain name
6. DMZ = demilitarized zone
7. TUI = telephone user interface