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After scheduling a conference, view the Scheduling Confirmation
window to verify the entries. See
Table 20 describes the fields in the Scheduling window, by section.
Table 20
Scheduling window fields (Part 1 of 2)
Field
Subject
Number of
participants
Dual MICB
meeting link
(not shown in
Figure 37 on page
86)
Select date
Owner ID
Chairperson
Free Ports section – see
Meridian Integrated Conference Bridge
Description
General section
Enter text that describes the purpose of the conference.
Range: Enter up to 20 characters or leave this field empty.
Default: Empty.
Enter the number of ports to reserve for this conference, including the
chairperson ports. The application makes sure that the total number of reserved
ports for this time period does not exceed system capacity. The system performs
validation after submission. Preview port availability by opening the "Free Ports"
expanded window.
Range: 3 to 32.
Default: 4
Click here if a dual-card meeting is required. A similar window with the following
dual-card meeting attributes opens:
• Up to 60 or 62 ports are available, depending on the configuration parameter
"full chairperson control".
• The "Access Numbers" section displays a fixed dual-card meeting DN, which
cannot be changed.
Note: This link appears only on the primary MICB card in a dual-card set.
Select the date the conference starts from the pull-down menus.
Range: Current day to one year ahead of current day.
Default: Current day.
Note: This field cannot be modified when editing an existing conference.
Enter the user ID of the user who scheduled the conference and has permission
to delete or edit it. When the BUI displays this field to a regular user, it shows that
user's ID is not editable. When the BUI displays this field to a super-user, the
super-user can edit it.
Enter the name of the chairperson for the user's reference.
Range: Text up to 20 characters.
Default: Empty.
"Free Ports section" on page
Figure 40 on page 92
89.
Service Implementation Guide
Page 87 of 208
for an example.