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Allow End Users to Change Conference Access Password

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    fopnev
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    How can I let my end users add and change the password on their conference rooms?

    I installed the latest FreePBX ISO with CentOS, and installed FOP2 from Yum. I bought a FOP2 license. I setup all the extensions, and the FOP2 users. Everything is perfect except I can't figure out how to let the end users change their conference access passwords ... Is that even possible in FOP2? If not, ... what's the best way to allow this? ... a plug-in? Or is it some option and I just don't see it?

    The users want to be able to set a code to access their conference rooms without calling me to do it.

    thank you

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      nicolas
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      Hi,

      FOP2 does not perform configuration of any kind in your asterisk system. All actions are the ones available to live calls or available via the asterisk manager interface. Changing a password is a configuration on your dialplan/system, and as such you should look for applications that configure your system. Meetme itself does not have authentication, you handle that via other ways in your dialplan. So you want to look for a conferencing application that will generate the dialplan the way you need to handle authentication. If you use freepbx, it should be a freepbx module/plugin most probably.

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        fopnev
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        ok, thank you.

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