- Disabling secure meeting room names
Users are provisioned with a personal meeting room the first time that they log into their meeting. Their personal meeting room is created with a secure name that cannot be easily guessed by other users. For example: be:MeetMe.CWGRAff90q9HETLne4mhzA.
- Enabling conference dial-in
You can set up your environment to allow users to dial in to a meeting using a SIP-capable phone system that is connected to a public switched telephone network (PSTN). This feature uses the ilink TeamCall Meeting Gateway (TMG).
- Configuring alternate host name for Web Chat
The default host name for Meetings and Web Chat are the same. However, you can configure Web Chat to use a different host name. In other words, you can use your chat host name instead of the default. There is a secondary cookie that is also used in the meeting authentication flow where if the cookie is present, then the redirect target is pulled from the cookie instead of the TARGET= parameter.
- Enabling meeting dial-out
You can enable the dial-out option on Docker and Kubernetes.
- Configuring the maximum number of meeting participants
A maximum of 100 users are supported in a meeting regardless of the selected meeting mode. To reach a wider audience, you can start a live stream and share the link to all intended participants.
- Enable Videobridge for TCP
This section provides steps to configure TCP for media streams using TCP port 4443.
- Disable sharing of meeting recording
By default meeting recordings can be shared with others. You can change a setting to disable sharing of meeting recordings.
- Enabling Microsoft Outlook Add-in
To use the Sametime Meetings add-in for Microsoft Outlook, it must be enabled on the Sametime server. The add-in is provided as part of Sametime installation package.
- Setting up a TURN server
A TURN server can be configured to provide for efficient traffic flow within your Sametime meeting.