The Domino configurations listed below must be performed only once by a Domino administrator.

1. Open your existing Notes resource database on your server ("Resource.nsf"). If it doesn't exist because you didn't used it until now, you can easily create it by using the standard "Resource Reservations" template.

2. Create "New Resource"

• Resource Type: Online Meeting Place
• Fill in the Resource name, the description and the Online Meeting Database
• The Instant Messaging Server should be: 'join.notes2conf.com'. This field will be missing if the template version of your resource database is 11 or newer.
• external address: meeting@notes2conf.com

• save the new resource
• run the adminp process on the server
• check for the new entry (resource) in the Domino Directory. After it has replicated to all the servers, the new resource should be available to all users for meetings.

3. Set the prefix of the online meeting join link sent by mail
It is very probable that you already use Policy settings on your Domino server. If you don't have such a Policy you have to create one. Here is the link about how to create Policies and settings:
https://help.hcltechsw.com/domino/10.0.1/conf_creatingadesktoppolicysettingsdocument_t.html

• If the template version of your resource database is lower than 11, please edit the Desktop Settings document and add the following parameter on the tab Custom settings -> Notes.ini
  $CS_OnlineMeeting_Protocol=https, Enforce
  
• If the template version of your resource database is 11 or higher, please edit the Desktop Settings document and add the following parameter on the tab Custom settings -> Notes.ini
  $CS_OnlineMeeting_Protocol=https://join.notes2conf.com, Enforce
  

HCL/IBM Notes client configuration >>

1. Start creating as usual a new meeting in your Notes Client Calendar. You will automatically be the Meeting Leader/Moderator.

• Fill in the participants, date and time
• Choose "Online Meeting"

• If this is the first time you are using a Notes2conf room, you will have to define it

• Press "New"

• Choose "Sametime Classic Meetings"
• Fill in the "Meeting name" i.e. Notes2conf
• Click on "Place" and select from the pop-up window the "Notes2conf" resource defined on your Domino server
• You can also protect your meetings with a password/PIN
• Attendance. There are two options here.
  If you select "Limited to meeting invitees" then the email addresses of the meeting's participants will be sent to Notes2conf. The participants will be able to recover the meeting's link if they lose it.
  If you select "Open meeting to all users" then the email address of the meeting's participants will not be sent to Notes2conf.

• After the Notes2conf meeting have been defined and selected, press the "Save and Send Invitations" button for your meeting. The meeting is now created and all participants should receive an invitation for the new meeting.

Installing from the Zoom Marketplace

• Login to your Zoom account and navigate to the Zoom Marketplace
• Search for Notes2conf and click on the app
• If the app is not pre-approved, please contact your Zoom admin to approve the app for your account
• Click Install, confirm the permissions the app requires, and choose Authorize

Uninstalling the Zoom app

• Login to your Zoom account and navigate to the Zoom Marketplace
• Search for Notes2conf and click the app or navigate to your installed apps via Manage > Installed Apps
• Click Uninstall next to Notes2conf
• Confirm the dialogue and click Uninstall

Installing for organizational accounts and grant admin consent for all users (method 1)

When you will create your first Teams meeting, you will be asked to login with a Microsoft account. In order to grant consent to the Notes2conf app for all users in your organization you will have to sign in the Azure portal with an organizational account which is a Global Administrator. Microsoft will show a dialog with the required permissions for the Notes2conf app. Please check the "Consent on behalf of your organization" option and click the "Accept" button to install the app for your organisation. Notice that the "Consent on behalf of your organization" option will be visible only if your account is a Global Administrator for your organization.

Installing for organizational accounts and grant admin consent for all users (method 2)

1. When you will create your first Teams meeting, you will be asked to login with a Microsoft account. In order to grant consent to the Notes2conf app for all users in your organization you will have to sign in the Azure portal with an organizational account which is a Global Administrator, an Application Administrator or a Cloud Application Administrator. Microsoft will show a dialog with the required permissions for the Notes2conf app. Please click the "Accept" button to install the app for your account.

2. Sign in to the Azure portal with a Global Administrator, an Application Administrator or a Cloud Application Administrator account. Go to Azure Active Directory then Enterprise applications and select the Notes2Cont app. Select Permissions and then click Grant admin consent, as shown in the image below.

Review the requested permissions and click "Accept" to grant consent for all the users in your organization.

Detailed instructions about granting admin consent in Enterprise apps can also be found here: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/manage-apps/grant-admin-consent.

Configure admin consent workflow for organizational accounts

If granting admin consent for all users is not suitable for your organization, you can also configure the admin consent workflow. This will allow an administrator to manage which users in your organization can use the Notes2conf app. Detailed instructions about configuring the admin consent workflow can be found here: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/manage-apps/configure-admin-consent-workflow.

When you will create a Webex meeting, you will be asked to login with a Webex Meetings account. Notes2conf is using Webex REST API to automatically create Webex conferences for you. The first time you login you have to allow a few permissions requested by the Notes2conf app. The screen which requests the permissions is similar to the image below.

To use the Webex REST API you'll need to be a Webex Meetings subscriber with a Webex account backed by Cisco Webex Common Identity (CI). If you currently use Webex, your account is backed by Common Identity. If you're using only Webex Meetings, your site will need to be on Common Identity.

Mode details about the Webex REST API can be found here.

When you will create a GoToMeeting conference, you will be asked to login with a GoToMeeting account. Notes2conf is using GoToMeeting REST API to automatically create GoToMeeting conferences for you. The first time you login you have to allow a few permissions requested by the Notes2conf app. The screen which requests the permissions is similar to the image below.