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Table 5. Meeting Management
Acts on: Available from: Meeting Management
Capability
Self Others Voice Video Web
Touchtone Phone
or Video Endpoint
Web
Phone
View
Dial out to oneself X – X X – – X X
Dial out to others – X X X – X X –
Invite through e-mail – X – – – – X –
Mute oneself X – X – – X X X
Mute others X X X – – – X X
Adjust volume X X X – – – X –
Record meeting X X X – – X X X
Full-screen view of
meeting room
X – – – X – X –
Maximize and restore
pod
X X – – X – X –
Change
announcements
X X X – – – – X
Merge participant list
entries
X X – – X – X –
Rename participants X X – – X – X –
Change Web
permissions
X X – – X – X –
Change user status (for
example, raised hand)
X – – – X – X –
Clear user status X X – – X – X –
Change connection
speed
X – – – X – X –
Optimize room speed X X – – X – X –
Change room screen
resolution
X X – – X – X –
View what other
permission levels see
X – – – X – X –
Lock meeting X X X X X X X X
Screened entry to
locked meeting
X X X X X X X –
Eject users X X X X X X X X
End meeting X X X X X – X –
Web Conferencing
Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Express has many valuable features for Web conferencing:
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Easy access: Users easily access meetings from a variety of platforms using Web
browsers and the broadly installed Adobe Flash Player.
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Firewall friendly: HTTP and HTTPS tunneling technology allows users behind firewalls to
participate in Web conferences.
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Connection speed optimization: Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Express optimizes the Web
conference performance to available bandwidth based on the user’s selected connection
speed.