Cisco Cisco TelePresence Management Suite (TMS) Version 15 Installation Guide
Getting started with Cisco TMS
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5. Select time zone, IP zone, and ISDN zone for the system from the drop-down lists.
6. Click the
6. Click the
Advanced Settings
panel bar to expand it if you need to add authentication details,
configuration template, or SNMP discovery options.
7. Click the Next button at the bottom of the page to start adding the system. A progress window will be
shown as Cisco TMS connects to the address and determines the type of system being added, and
the system's configuration.
the system's configuration.
8. If a password is needed to access the endpoint, Cisco TMS will prompt you. Enter the password and
click Next.
9. When Cisco TMS successfully adds a system, it will configure the management settings needed for
the system to communicate with Cisco TMS. After Cisco TMS has contacted and interrogated the
system, a
system, a
Results
page is shown with a status for each system it tried to add. If Cisco TMS detected
problems with a system's configuration, a message in the Description column states that the system
has not yet been added.
has not yet been added.
Do one of the following:
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Click Edit System to edit the system's settings. A description of the error will be displayed in the
settings page. Edit the settings as necessary and click Save. If the problem is resolved, the
settings page will close and you will be returned to the
settings page. Edit the settings as necessary and click Save. If the problem is resolved, the
settings page will close and you will be returned to the
Results
page where the Description has
been updated to show the system was successfully added.
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If you want to fix the errors later or ignore the messages altogether, click Add System Despite
Warnings on the
Warnings on the
Settings
or
Results
page.
10. Click the Finish Adding Systems button to return to the
Navigator
view. Your new system will now
be in the designated folder.
Refer to Cisco TelePresence Management Suite Administrator Guide for detail on adding specific
system types, such as Cisco Unified Communications Manager, and content and recording servers.
system types, such as Cisco Unified Communications Manager, and content and recording servers.
Viewing and editing a managed system
When a system has been added to Cisco TMS, it can be managed using the web interface:
1. Go to
Systems > Navigator
and locate the system in the Navigator tree or by navigating to its folder
and clicking on its name in the folder's listing in the right panel. The right panel will update to show the
system's information. The default view is the
system's information. The default view is the
System Summary
tab. This view gives you an
overview of the system and its essential numbers and status.
2. Click on the other tabs to toggle other views that give more details about the system, such as active
call details, phonebook configuration of the system, connection details for the system and quick
access to logs for this system.
access to logs for this system.
3. Click on the
Settings
tab to show a more detailed view of the system's configuration.
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The Force Refresh button at the bottom of the page allows you to force Cisco TMS to refresh its
view of the system's settings immediately if required.
view of the system's settings immediately if required.
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Click Edit Settings in the menu bar to edit any of the system's settings and Cisco TMS properties.
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Most systems can be rebooted from this screen by clicking Boot.
Connection parameters
If Cisco TMS is unable to communicate with the system, the
Connection
tab is displayed showing the
parameters Cisco TMS uses to communicate with the system.