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- Using VMware vSphere With Your System
- Networking Checklist For Your System
- Installing Your System Using Automatic Deployment
- Installing Your System Using Manual Deployment
- Configuring Your Mail Server, Time Zone, and Locale
- Altering the System After Installation
- Adding a High Availability System
- Expanding Your System to a Larger System Size
- Updating the System
- Upgrading the System
Managing Users
This section describes how to manage users on your system.
- About Managing Users
- Adding Users
- Editing Users
- Activating Users
- Deactivating Users
- About Comma- and Tab-Delimited Files
- Importing Users
- Exporting Users
- Importing Users to a New System by Using an Exported File
- Configuring Tracking Codes
- Emailing Users
About Managing Users
You can add users individually or import lists of users stored in a comma- or tab-delimited file.
You can add and deactivate user accounts but you cannot delete them. Deactivation enables you to make a user inactive but provides the ability to reactivate the user later if necessary. Reactivated user accounts regain access to meetings, recordings, and other data that they had access to before they were deactivated.
The system supports a lifetime maximum of 400,000 user accounts. This number represents the total of both active and deactivated user accounts. This lifetime maximum number is large enough to accommodate expected growth in the user database.
To prevent unauthorized sign-in to the system, make sure to deactivate any users who leave your organization. You can deactivate users in the following ways:
- If your system does not use integrated SSO you can deactivate users individually or by importing a comma- or tab-delimited file with the ACTIVE field set to N for each user you want to deactivate. See Deactivating Users and About Comma- and Tab-Delimited Files for more information.
- If your system uses integrated SSO you must deactivate users by removing them from the corporate directory in your SAML 2.0 IdP. This procedure is not performed by this product.
- Use the password configuration feature to deactivate users after a specified period of time. See Configuring Your General Password Settings for more information.
Adding Users
Editing Users
You can change user information and activate or deactivate user accounts with the edit user feature.
Activating Users
After you add or import host and administrator accounts, they are active by default. Use this feature to reactivate inactive users.
Alternatively you can activate an account on the Edit User page. See Editing Users for more information.
Step 1 | Sign in to the Administration site. |
Step 2 | Select Users. |
Step 3 | Select the check boxes for any inactive users you want to activate. |
Step 4 |
Select Actions > Activate. The selected accounts are activated and the status for each account should now be "Active." |
Deactivating Users
You can deactivate host and administrator accounts. Deactivating an account prevents the owner of the accounts from doing the following:
- Signing in from web pages, the Outlook plugin, and mobile applications
- Hosting or attending meetings
- Managing the system (if the user was an administrator)
Alternatively you can deactivate an account on the Edit User page. See Editing Users for more information.
Note |
Administrators cannot deactivate their own accounts. |
Step 1 | Sign in to the Administration site. |
Step 2 | Select Users. |
Step 3 | Select the check boxes for any active users you want to deactivate. |
Step 4 |
Select Actions > Deactivate and confirm by selecting OK. The selected accounts are deactivated and the status for each account should now be "Inactive." |
About Comma- and Tab-Delimited Files
Use a spreadsheet application such as Microsoft Excel to organize your user data. Save or export your spreadsheet as a comma- or tab-delimited file. Your system supports UCS Transformation Format—8 bit (UTF-8). The characters you enter in your file are limited to those specified in UTF-8. If your file contains non-ASCII characters, verify that it uses a unicode comma or tab delimiter.
Include the following fields in your comma- or tab-delimited file:
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USERID–The user ID.
Note
This field is automatically generated by the system and must be left blank when performing imports.
- ACTIVE–Whether or not this user is active. Enter Y or N (Required).
- FIRSTNAME–User's first name. (Required)
- LASTNAME–User's last name. (Required)
- EMAIL–User's email address. (Required)
- LANGUAGE–Language of the user. See Setting Import File Field Values for more information.
- HOSTPRIV–Host privileges. Enter ADMN or HOST.
- TIMEZONE–Time zone in which the user is located. See Setting Import File Field Values for more information.
- DIVISION–User's division. For tracking code group 1. This field is configurable on the Tracking Codes page. See Configuring Tracking Codes for more information.
- DEPARTMENT–User's department. For tracking code group 2. This field is configurable on the Tracking Codes page. See Configuring Tracking Codes for more information.
- PROJECT–User's project. For tracking code group 3. This field is configurable on the Tracking Codes page. See Configuring Tracking Codes for more information.
- OTHER–Other information. For tracking code group 4. This field is configurable on the Tracking Codes page. See Configuring Tracking Codes for more information.
- CUSTOM5–Custom field 5.
- CUSTOM6–Custom field 6.
- CUSTOM7–Custom field 7.
- CUSTOM8–Custom field 8.
- CUSTOM9–Custom field 9.
- CUSTOM10–Custom field 10.
Setting Import File Field Values
Language Field Values
Following are the country code field values that you can set in your import file.
Field Value | Language |
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en-us |
U.S. English |
en-uk |
U.K.English |
zh-cn |
Simplified Chinese |
zh-tw |
Traditional Chinese |
jp |
Japanese |
ko |
Korean |
fr |
French |
de |
German |
it |
Italian |
es-me |
Castilian Spanish |
es |
Latin American Spanish |
nl |
Dutch |
pt-br |
Portuguese |
ru |
Russian |
Time Zone Field Values
Following are the time zone field values that you can set in your import file.
Field Value | GMT | Location |
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Dateline |
-12 hr |
Marshall Islands |
Samoa |
-11 hr |
Samoa |
Hawaii |
-10 hr |
Honolulu |
Alaska |
-9 hr |
Anchorage |
Pacific |
-8 hr |
San Francisco |
Mountain |
-7 hr |
Arizona |
Mountain |
-7 hr |
Denver |
Central |
-6 hr |
Chicago |
Mexico Central |
-6 hr |
Mexico City |
Central |
-6 hr |
Saskatchewan |
S. American Pacific |
-5 hr |
Bogota |
Eastern |
-5 hr |
New York |
Eastern |
-5 hr |
Indiana |
Atlantic |
-4 hr |
Halifax |
S. American Western |
-4 hr |
Caracas |
Newfoundland |
-3.5 hr |
Newfoundland |
S. American Eastern |
-3 hr |
Brasilia |
S. American Eastern |
-3 hr |
Buenos Aires |
Mid-Atlantic |
-2 hr |
Mid-Atlantic |
Azores |
-1 hr |
Azores |
Greenwich |
0 hr |
Casablanca |
Greenwich Mean |
0 hr |
London |
Central European |
1 hr |
Amsterdam |
Central European |
1 hr |
Paris |
Central European |
1 hr |
Berlin |
Eastern European |
2 hr |
Athens |
Egypt |
2 hr |
Cairo |
South Africa |
2 hr |
Pretoria |
Eastern European |
2 hr |
Helsinki |
Israel |
2 hr |
Tel Aviv |
Saudi Arabia |
3 hr |
Riyadh |
Russia |
3 hr |
Moscow |
Nairobi |
3 hr |
Nairobi |
Iran |
3.5 hr |
Tehran |
Arabian |
4 hr |
Abu Dhabi |
Baku |
4 hr |
Baku |
Afghanistan |
4.5 hr |
Kabul |
West Asia |
5 hr |
Ekaterinburg |
Ekaterinburg |
5 hr |
Islamabad |
India |
5.5 hr |
Bombay |
Colombo |
5.5 hr |
Colombo |
Central Asia |
6 hr |
Almaty |
Bangkok |
7 hr |
Bangkok |
China |
8 hr |
Beijing |
Australia Western |
8 hr |
Perth |
Singapore |
8 hr |
Singapore |
Taipei |
8 hr |
Taipei |
Japan |
9 hr |
Tokyo |
Korea |
9 hr |
Seoul |
Yakutsk |
9 hr |
Yakutsk |
Australia Central |
9.5 hr |
Adelaide |
Australia Central |
9.5 hr |
Darwin |
Australia Eastern |
10 hr |
Brisbane |
Australia Eastern |
10 hr |
Sydney |
West Pacific |
10 hr |
Guam |
Tasmania |
10 hr |
Hobart |
Vladivostok |
10 hr |
Vladivostok |
Central Pacific |
11 hr |
Solomon Islands |
New Zealand |
12 hr |
Wellington |
Fiji |
12 hr |
Fiji |
Central European |
1 hr |
Stockholm |
Mexico Pacific |
-8 hr |
Tijuana |
Mexico Mountain |
-7 hr |
Chihuahua |
S. America Western |
-4.5 hr |
Caracas |
Malaysia |
8 hr |
Kuala Lumpur |
Importing Users
Prepare a comma- or tab-delimited file containing your users' information. See About Comma- and Tab-Delimited Files for more information.
Step 1 | Sign in to the Administration site. |
Step 2 |
Select Users > Import/Export Users. The Import/Export Users page appears. |
Step 3 |
Select Import. The Import Users page appears. |
Step 4 | Select Browse and then select the comma- or tab-delimited file that you want to import. |
Step 5 | Select the Tab or Comma radio button to indicate which type you are importing. |
Step 6 |
Select Import. Your file is imported. After the import is complete, the system sends an email indicating how many records were imported successfully and how many failed. |
What to Do Next
Select Users to see the users on your system. Make sure your users were imported properly.
Exporting Users
Step 1 | Sign in to the Administration site. |
Step 2 | Select Users > Import/Export Users. |
Step 3 |
Select Export. Your user data is exported as a CSV file. The system emails the administrator with a link to download the exported file. |
Importing Users to a New System by Using an Exported File
Perform the following steps to import users to a new system using an exported file.
Step 1 | Sign in to the Administration site on the system you want to export users from. |
Step 2 | Select Users > Import/Export Users. |
Step 3 |
Select Export. Your user data is exported as a comma- or tab-delimited file. |
Step 4 | Open the exported file, delete all USERIDs from the file, and resave the file. |
Step 5 | Sign in to the Administration site on the system to which you want to import users. |
Step 6 |
Select Users > Import/Export Users. The Import/Export Users page appears. |
Step 7 |
Select Import. The Import Users page appears. |
Step 8 | Select Browse and then select the file you exported above. |
Step 9 | Select the Tab or Comma radio button to indicate which type you are importing. |
Step 10 |
Select Import. Your file is imported. After the import is complete, the system sends an email indicating how many records were imported successfully and how many failed. |
What to Do Next
Select Users to see the users on your system. Make sure your users were imported properly.
Configuring Tracking Codes
You can configure tracking codes to track host usage in specified groups. For example, you can configure tracking codes for projects or departments. The tracking codes you configure appear as options when you add or edit users.
You must configure the following for each tracking code:
Step 1 | Sign in to the Administration site. | ||
Step 2 | Select Users > Tracking Codes. | ||
Step 3 | Optionally enter the name of each tracking group you want to configure in the Tracking code group column. You do not need to change any of the fields if you intend to use the default values. | ||
Step 4 |
Select Text Input or Dropdown Menu in the Input mode column for each tracking code. If you select Text Input then you enter your tracking code name in a text field. If you select Dropdown menu an Edit list link appears next to your Input mode field. Select the Edit list link to configure the values in the dropdown menu for that tracking code. See Editing Tracking Codes for more information.
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Step 5 |
Select Not used, Optional, or Required in the Usage column for each tracking code.
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Step 6 |
Select Save. Your tracking code settings are saved. |
Editing Tracking Codes
By default, tracking codes are displayed as text boxes. If you want to display tracking code options in a dropdown menu you must configure a list of options. After you select Dropdown menu from the Input mode dropdown menu, an Edit list link appears.
To edit your tracking codes you must select Users > Tracking Codes and select Dropdown menu for your Input mode.
Step 1 |
Select the Edit list link. The Edit Tracking Code List dialog box appears. |
Step 2 |
Configure the fields in the Edit Tracking Codes List dialog box.
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Step 3 |
Select Update to save your settings. Your settings are saved and the Edit Tracking Code List page closes. |
Emailing Users
Use this tool to send email to your users.
Step 1 | Sign in to the Administration site. |
Step 2 | Select Users > Email Users. |
Step 3 |
Enter a user's email address or an email alias you want to email in the To text box. The To field is optional for 50-user and 250-user deployments, and required for 800-user and 2,000-users deployments. If you do not specify a recipient, the email is sent to the first administrator configured on the system. |
Step 4 | Optionally enter email addresses in the BCC text box. |
Step 5 | Enter your subject in the Subject text field. |
Step 6 | Enter your message in the Message box. |
Step 7 | Select Send. |