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WebEx Demo

WebEx Demo. Status of WebEx as of June, 2006. Web Conferencing. Provides a way to share presentation material to/from all people attending a meeting via clicking on a website. Documents (e.g., ppt, doc, pdf) Applications (e.g., debugger window) Web browser White board

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WebEx Demo

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  1. WebEx Demo Status of WebEx as of June, 2006 Margaret Votava

  2. Web Conferencing • Provides a way to share presentation material to/from all people attending a meeting via clicking on a website. • Documents (e.g., ppt, doc, pdf) • Applications (e.g., debugger window) • Web browser • White board • Desktop (some functionality of VNC) • Provides participants the ability to control and/or annotate presented material • Hand over control so people can type in passwords, enter in spread sheet data, etc • Provides presenters control of laser pointer and control of moving to next slide. Margaret Votava

  3. Why WebEx • Evaluated as part of LHC@FNAL • Supports wide variety of OS platforms (Windows, Linux, MacOS) • Provides fully integrated telephony service (more later) • Rich feature set (more than we need/use) • Support • 24x7 helpline • Online training http://university.webex.com/training/student/content/welcome.jsp Margaret Votava

  4. Details of license • Had month by month “Meeting Center” license without telephony over the last 6 months, and it has worked well. • 25 “named hosts” (i.e., accounts) • Max 15 participants/meeting • Switched to “Training Center” this month • Max 100 participants/meeting • 5 “named hosts”, i.e., concurrent meetings • Very similar to, but not as appropriate, as Meeting Center. Can go back? • License signed through end of FY06 • Added telephony (more details later) Margaret Votava

  5. Host accounts • Unlimited number of meetings • Limited to 5 concurrent meetings • Named hosts • ILC Administrator • LHC Administrator • FNAL Administrator • Maxine Hronek • Suzanne Gysin • Monitor usage, add more • Not meant to be FNAL-centric • KEK can schedule meetings with DESY • Please get training first to host a meeting • Max and Margaret can provide some training for ILC Margaret Votava

  6. Integrated Telephony • Optional • VERY nice • Identifies speaker(s) by flashing icon • Call in/back features • Host can mute/unmute • Pay per play • Expensive, but cheaper than FNAL teleconferencing (in general) • 14 cents/min/participant US/Canada for call in/back • In general, call back cheaper for international • 16 cents/min/participant for most of Europe (vs 25 cents for call in) • 35 cents/min/participant for Japan • Contracted • 2500 domestics minutes/month • $1000 international minutes/month Margaret Votava

  7. fnal.webex.com • Demo! Margaret Votava

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