Cisco Meeting Server Reviews

I use Cisco Meeting Server for conferences and video meetings, which are crucial for my company.

The share screen option available during conferences is one of the best features of Cisco Meeting Server.

We use Cisco Meeting Server in our organization to host company meetings. It allows us to have a modern meeting without a whiteboard.

The video and voice are of good quality.

The interface is very easy to use. The UI is user-friendly and very good overall.

This product is compatible with any device.

The client use case for Cisco Meeting Server is video conferencing. The client has an on-premises server, and my company recommended Cisco devices. The client has twelve branch offices and two headquarters. In 2019 and 2020, there was a get-together for officials. It was during the pandemic, which was why my company deployed the solution and the Cisco servers and endpoints.

What I like most about Cisco Meeting Server is its quick management. The solution also has a straightforward configuration.

Users worked from home after COVID-19, and we couldn't give them physical devices. Users were coming from different platforms like Teams and Zoom. We had to bring them on a single platform. We didn't integrate CMS with Teams or Zoom. We used CMS as a single platform and tried sending them invites to use CMS.

Cisco Meeting Server is an easy and less complex solution.

You can use the Cisco Meeting Server to set up conference calls and virtual meetings. Those are the two primary functions of Meeting Server. Most people in the company are using Microsoft Teams, so we only use Meeting Server when we have an internal meeting for all staff.

A few features are missing on the Meetings app, like a recording function. My understanding is that you need to buy a separate recording solution. It's modular, so you have to enable some functions if you want to use them. For example, we had to enable the Mood function. Recording is the primary feature we'd like to see in the app.