Management would like to set up a permanent recurring Cisco TelePresence meeting where the team would dial into to a preconfigured number. Which meeting type should be used?

A scheduled conference is created for a specific date and time window and automatically expires after that window, requiring a new scheduling action for every occurrence.

An ad hoc conference is created spontaneously by escalating an active call to multipoint and has no preconfigured dial-in number or persistent availability.

A rendezvous conference - also called a permanent virtual room or meet-me conference - is pre-provisioned with a static dial-in number and remains active indefinitely without any scheduling action. Participants simply dial the same number whenever they need to meet, which directly satisfies the requirement for a permanent, recurring team meeting room.

A multiway conference is an in-call escalation feature that converts an existing point-to-point call into multipoint and is not a bookable or recurring meeting room type.