Links to licensing information for this product:

• http://www.webex.com/license.html

• http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/general/warranty/English/EU1KEN_.html

• http://www.webex.com/CiscoWebExMeetingsServerSEULA.html

The Cisco Webex Meetings Server Guides provides detailed procedures planning, deploying, and managing your system:

These include installation and networking checklists, to enable you to gather information and make decisions prior to the actual deployment.

In addition, we cover post-deployment, system-altering procedures, such as:

• Adding a high availability (HA)

• Expanding the system to a larger system size

• Updating or upgrading your system to the latest version

The Cisco Webex Meetings Server Administration Guide describes how to use the features available to you on the Administration site and includes the following sections:

• Dashboard—Your dashboard displays your system monitor and includes links to your alarm settings, Meeting Trends page, Resource History page, system pages, and settings pages.

• User management—Add, import, activate, and deactivate users, configure tracking codes, and email the users on your system with these features. See Managing Users for more information.

• System—Configure system properties, site and administration site URLs, servers, SNMP settings, and licenses with these features. See Configuring Your System for more information.

• Settings—Configure your settings including company information, branding features, meeting settings, audio, video, mobility, quality of service, passwords, email settings, downloads, and security settings with these features. See Configuring Settings for more information.

• Report management—Configure and view your monthly reports. See Managing Reports for more information.

• Support access and information—Open and view support cases, configure debugging features, and conduct system resource and meeting tests using these features. See Using the Support Features for more information.

Terms used when describing this product.

Data Center—The physical hardware that includes at least one device that contains an instance of a system.

High Availability—A redundant system that exists locally in parallel with the primary system. If the primary system fails, the High Availability system replaces the failed functionality and an alert is sent. The failover is transparent to users.

Server—A single instance of a Cisco Webex Server. Multiple data centers can be joined and function as a single system.

System—The Cisco Webex Server system application that includes one or more physical data centers.