TANDBERG MCU 4500, MSE 8510 manual

Each scheduled conference (i.e. conferences that are configured via the web interface with a start time and, optionally, a duration and repetition) has an associated owner. This owner is the ID of a configured user, and normally corresponds to the user who scheduled the conference.

Conference ownership affects only web interface control of conferences - in particular, it plays no part in validating video conferencing endpoints' attempts to join conferences when they connect to the MCU via H.323. Restricting conference entry in this situation is accomplished via conference (or auto attendant) PINs, as before.

The actual implications of conference ownership depend on the privilege of the user; specifically:

Users with these privilege levels are able to create and own conferences, and are able to exercise full control of all conferences.

Users with these privilege levels are able to create and own conferences. They have full control of conferences they own, and limited control of conferences owned by other users.

Users with these privilege levels are able to create and own conferences. They have full control of conferences they own, but no control of conferences owned by other users.

Users with these privilege levels are not able to own conferences or change any conference's configuration.

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