Users who sign in by using their Cisco Unified MeetingPlace profiles
can schedule meetings, view lists of meetings, and access system features
unavailable to guests.
Field
Description
Subject
A short description that distinguishes your meeting in
Search results and meeting confirmation pages for users. If no subject is
specified, the last name of the meeting scheduler is used to populate this
field.
Meeting ID
A number that allows the system to uniquely identify a
meeting that is occurring at any particular time. The system can automatically
assign meeting IDs, or you can assign a custom ID.
Note
We recommend that you always enter your own meeting ID. System-generated meeting IDs may conflict with restricted meeting ID patterns your system administrator has configured.
Date
The date of your meeting.
Time
The time you want your meeting to start. This is based on
your time zone setting.
Duration
The duration of your meeting in minutes. The default maximum
meeting length is 24 hours for voice meetings and 12 hours for web meetings.
The minimum meeting length is 2 minutes.
On behalf of user
The user ID of the person for whom you are scheduling a
meeting.
Note
This field is available only to users who have Attendant
or System administrator privileges.
Password
An optional password that you are setting for your meeting.
If you choose to protect a meeting with a password, all
invitees must enter this password to access your meeting. If you do not require
password protection, leave this field blank.
Billing code
If your company uses bill-backs, this field contains the
number that is used to identify the group or department that should be billed
for this meeting.
Meeting category
An optional parameter that allows you to set your meeting
within a specified category of meetings (for example, all Sales meetings or
Crisis meetings).
Meeting categories are preconfigured by your system
administrator.
Allow external web participants
Whether users outside your corporate firewall can access
this meeting.
Note
This field is only available if your
Cisco Unified
MeetingPlace
deployment is set up with an external web server.
Number of participants
The maximum number of people who will attend your meeting.
Invite video terminals
An optional checkbox that allows you to invite video
terminals to your meeting.
Note
As the scheduler of a
Cisco Unified
MeetingPlace
meeting, you will only see the Invite video terminals checkbox if your
Video Usage profile is set to
Can attend + host video meetings.
You can find these options by selecting
Recurrence from the
New Meeting scheduling page.
Frequency
Description
Once
This is not a recurring meeting.
Daily
This meeting occurs at the same time every day for a maximum of 200 days.
Bi-weekly
This meeting occurs every other week at the same time and
day of the week.
Weekly
This meeting occurs once per week at the same time and day
of the week.
Monthly by Date
This meeting occurs once per month on a particular date, for example, the 1st, the 15th, the 30th.
Monthly by Day of Week
This meeting occurs once per month on a particular day of
the week (for example, the first Monday of the month).
Weekdays
This meeting occurs only on weekdays.
Continuous
This meeting is always available.
This field is available only for users with System administrator
privileges.
Note
If you schedule a continuous meeting and set Call all invitees when first person joins to Yes, any users who have already joined the meeting by dialing out from the web meeting room may receive a second call from the Cisco Unified MeetingPlace system. Users may ignore the second call since they are already in the voice meeting.
These fields determine the business rules of the specific meeting you
are scheduling. You can find these options by selecting
More Options from the
New Meeting scheduling page.
Note
Depending on system configuration and your user profile settings,
you may not see all of the parameters that are described in the following
table. You may also see additional fields called "flex fields" that were
customized for your use by your system administrator. If you are entering
information for a numerical flex field, your entry must be between -2147483648
and 2147483647.
Field
Description
Meeting
description
Enter a description of your
meeting.
Who can attend
Select an option from the list to
indicate who can attend the meeting:
Anyone—The meeting is
unrestricted. Both profiled users and guest users can attend.
MeetingPlace Profile Users—All
portions of the meeting (audio, web, and video) are restricted to profile
users who sign in by using their Cisco Unified MeetingPlace user ID and
password.
Invited Profile Users—All
portions of the meeting (audio, web, and video) are restricted to profile
users who were invited to attend. All invited users must sign in by using their
Cisco Unified MeetingPlace user ID and password.
List meeting
publicly
Check this option to display
this meeting in the search results when users try to find a meeting by using
the
Find Meetings button on the homepage.
If you do not check this option, the scheduler and invitees
will see this meeting listing on the
Find Meetings page.
Reserve all ports
meeting
This feature is only available to system administrators to
schedule maintenance meetings.
Audio and video conferencing options
Entry
announcement
Select an option to indicate
what users will hear when a new participant joins the meeting.
Beep Only—A short beep is emitted
during the meeting to indicate that someone has entered the meeting.
Beep + Name—After a short beep,
the recorded name of the participant is announced.
If you do not hear the name of a participant upon entry,
the participant probably did not record a name before entering the meeting.
Identify the participant before the meeting begins.
Silent—There is no indication
that someone has entered the meeting.
Exit
announcement
Select an option to indicate
what users will hear when a participant leaves the meeting.
Beep Only—A short beep is emitted
during the meeting to indicate that someone has departed the meeting.
Beep+ Name—After a short beep,
the recorded name of the participant is announced.
If you do not hear the name of a participant upon
departure, the participant probably did not record a name before entering the
meeting.
Silent—There is no indication
that someone has departed the meeting.
End of meeting
announcement
Select
Yes if you want the system to announce
that your meeting is ending. Otherwise, select
No or
Group Default.
Meeting extension
announcements
Select
Yes if you want the system to announce
when your meeting is extended. Otherwise, select
No or
Group Default.
Access
meeting recordings
Select an option to determine who can access the recordings
associated with the meeting.
None—Access is completely
restricted. No one can access the recordings associated with the meeting.
Anyone—Access is completely
unrestricted. Anyone, including guest users, can access recordings associated
with the meeting.
MeetingPlace Profile Users—Access
is accessible to any user who signs in by using a Cisco Unified MeetingPlace
user ID and password.
Invited Profile Users—Access is
restricted to profile users who were invited to the meeting. All invited
profile users must sign in by using a Cisco Unified MeetingPlace user ID and
password.
Notification Options
Enabled for meeting
Select
Yes to have the system send
notifications for the meeting.
Send if meeting changes
Select
Yes to have the system send
notifications if the meeting is updated or rescheduled.
Include Invitee List When Scheduled From Web
Select
Yes to include invitee names in
notifications.
The ID of the meeting that you are searching for. The search
engine accepts both numeric and alphabetic ID forms (for example, 12345 or Sales).
From - To
The search engine searches for meetings scheduled for today
by default. If the meeting that you are searching for is a past or future
meeting, click the applicable option.
Meeting category
An optional parameter that allows you to search within a
specified category of meetings (for example, all Sales meetings or Crisis
meetings).
Meeting categories are preconfigured by your system
administrator.
Note
The search engine cannot search for meetings scheduled on
shared external servers by meeting category. If you are searching for a meeting
on a shared external server, use the
Meeting ID parameter instead.
Show public meetings
If you choose
No, the search engine will display
only a list of meetings where you are either the scheduler or an invitee.
If you choose
Yes, the search engine will display a
list of all public meetings.
Not all fields are described in the following table.
Field
Description
Personal Information
Time Zone
Select your time zone. This information
is used to configure your scheduling and notification activities.
Language
Select your meeting language. This
setting is used to determine your default language when you sign in to the web
conferencing system.
Billing code
Enter the billing code used by your
organization for meetings you hold on
Cisco Unified MeetingPlace.
User ID of Delegate
Enter the user ID of the
person who is permitted to complete certain actions on your behalf. This
includes rescheduling, viewing, deleting, and ending your meetings.
Note
A delegate cannot schedule meetings on your behalf. Only
users with System administrator or Attendant privileges can schedule meetings for
other users. To assign someone as your delegate, contact your system
administrator.
Attend Settings
Phone Number
Enter your main phone number.
If your
method of attending is set to
Find Me or
Call Me, the system uses this number
to call you at the start of meetings to which you are invited.
Alternate Phone
Number
Enter an alternate number that
can be used to reach you, such as a mobile phone number.
If your method of
attending is set to
Find Me, the system uses this number
when it receives no answer from your main phone number.
Pager Type
Select the type of pager service you
use.
Direct dial—Pager is reached
directly by dialing a phone number.
Non-direct dial—Pager is reached
by dialing a phone number and entering a PIN that specifically identifies the
pager.
Pager Number
Enter your pager number.
If your
method of attending is set to
Page Me, the system calls this number
to page you with the phone number and meeting ID when a meeting you are invited
to is about to begin.
Method of
Attending
Select your preferred method
of joining a meeting.
If this parameter is set to
Find Me, the system dials up to three
different phone numbers (main, alternate and pager numbers) when trying to
reach you. Specify the order in which you want the system to dial these numbers
by setting the
Ways to Find Me parameter.
Note
If you set this parameter to Find Me, the system will attempt to call you whenever you are expected to join a meeting. If you have already joined a meeting by dialing out from the web meeting room, this may result in the receipt of a second call from the Cisco Unified MeetingPlace system. Ignore the second call since you are already in the voice
meeting.
Ways to Find Me
Select the order in which the
system will dial your main, alternate, and pager numbers.
Receiving Notifications
E-Mail Address
Enter your email address. This
setting can either be your full Internet email address (for example,
UserName@CompanyName.com) or your email alias (for example, John Smith).
These settings determine the business rules of your meetings in
general.
Note
Depending on system configuration and your user profile settings,
you may not see all of the parameters that are described in the following
table. You may also see additional fields called "flex fields" that were
customized for your use by your system administrator. If you are entering
information for a numerical flex field, your entry must be between -2147483648
and 2147483647.
Field
Description
Entry Announcement
Select an option to indicate what users will hear when a new
participant joins the meeting.
Beep Only—A short beep is emitted
during the meeting to indicate that someone has entered the meeting.
Beep + Name—After a short beep,
the recorded name of the participant is announced.
If you do not hear the name of a participant upon entry,
the participant probably did not record a name before entering the meeting.
Identify the participant before the meeting begins.
Silent—There is no indication
that someone has entered the meeting.
Departure announcement
Select an option to indicate what users will hear when a
participant leaves the meeting.
Beep Only—A short beep is emitted
during the meeting to indicate that someone has departed the meeting.
Beep+ Name—After a short beep,
the recorded name of the participant is announced.
If you do not hear the name of a participant upon
departure, the participant probably did not record a name before entering the
meeting.
Silent—There is no indication
that someone has departed the meeting.
End of meeting announcement
Select
Yes if you want the system to announce
that your meeting is ending. Otherwise, select
No or
Group Default.
Meeting extension announcements
Select
Yes if you want the system to announce
when your meeting is extended. Otherwise, select
No or
Group Default.
Meeting entry
mode
Select an option to indicate
what users will hear when they try to join the audio portion of your meetings.
Echo Meeting ID—The system
repeats the meeting ID so that users can confirm their choice. When users first
enter the meeting ID, their ID is repeated for confirmation. After users
confirm the meeting ID, they are asked to record their names then placed in the
meeting.
Skip ID repeat—The system skips
the repeat of the meeting ID. When users first enter the meeting, users are
asked to record their names then are placed in the meeting.
Skip ID repeat and Skip names—The
system skips the repeat of the meeting ID and recording. When users first enter
the meeting ID, they are placed directly in the meeting without recording their
names.
Default Meeting
Category
Select which type of meeting
you will schedule by default. Meeting categories are preconfigured by your
system administrator.
Default Video Format
Select which video format you
will use by default.
Video formats are preconfigured by the system administrator. Users attending your meetings will, at a minimum, have to match your selected video format in order to attend your meetings with video.
Meeting Security
Allow external web
participants
Select an option to
indicate whether participants outside of the corporate firewall will be able to
access your web meeting.
Yes—This schedules your meetings
on an external web server and makes your meetings accessible to users attending
over the Internet (outside the private corporate network).
No—This schedules your meetings on
an internal web server and makes your meetings accessible only to users from
inside the private corporate network.
Note
This parameter is displayed only if your Cisco Unified
MeetingPlace deployment is configured with an external site.
Password
Required
Select
Yes to require a password for all of
your meetings. Otherwise, select
No or
Group Default.
Note
If you select
Yes, you must enter a password when
you schedule meetings.
Who May Skip
Password
Select an option to indicate
who does not have to enter a password to join your meeting.
MeetingPlace Profile Users—Any
profiled user can skip entering the password when joining your meeting.
Invited Profile Users—Only
profiled users who are invited to your meeting can skip entering the password
when joining your meeting.
Publicly Listed
Meeting
Select an option to
indicate whether this meeting will be displayed on the
Find Meetings page when users search for
public meetings.
Yes—Your meetings are displayed
for all users.
No—Your meetings are displayed
only to meeting invitees.
Who Can Attend
Meeting
Select an option to indicate
who can attend your meetings:
Anyone—This meeting is
unrestricted. Both profile users and guest users can attend.
MeetingPlace Profile Users—All
portions of this meeting (audio, web, and video) are restricted to profile
users who sign in by using their Cisco Unified MeetingPlace user ID and
password.
Invited Profile Users—All
portions of this meeting (audio, web, and video) are restricted to profile
users who were invited to attend. All invited profile users must sign in by
using their Cisco Unified MeetingPlace user ID and password.
Meeting Recordings
Access Meeting
Recordings
Select an option to
indicate who can access recordings from your meetings.
None—Access is completely
restricted. No one can access the recordings associated with this meeting.
Anyone—Access is completely
unrestricted. Anyone, including guest users, can access recordings associated
with this meeting.
MeetingPlace Profile
Users—Recordings are accessible to any users who sign in by using
their Cisco Unified MeetingPlace user ID and password.
Invited Profile Users—Access is
restricted to Cisco Unified MeetingPlace profile users who were invited to the
meeting. All invited profile users must sign in by using their Cisco Unified
MeetingPlace user ID and password.
Place a Call Settings
Ask for
PIN
Select
Yes to have the system prompt users
for their profile PIN when they are dialed into a meeting. Otherwise, select
No or
Group Default.
Notification Options
Send for
Meeting
Select
Yes to have the system send invitees
notifications for your meetings. Otherwise, select
No or
Group Default.
Notification
Priority
Select the importance of
meeting notifications.
Send if Meeting
Changes
Select
Yes to have the system send your
invitees updated notifications if information for your meetings changes.
Otherwise, select
No or
Group Default.
Include Invitee
List When Scheduled From Web
Select
Yes to include the list of invitees
with your meeting notifications. Otherwise, select
No or
Group Default.
Include Meeting
Password
Select
Yes to include the meeting password
with your notifications. Otherwise, select
No or
Group Default.