Cisco Cisco TelePresence Management Suite (TMS) Version 15 Installation Guide
If Yes is chosen, a wizard allows importing or creating an SSL certificate to enable HTTPS access to the
Cisco TMS website.
Cisco TMS website.
After importing a certificate (pfx format) or creating a self-signed certificate the install will complete and, if
necessary, you will be prompted to reboot the server.
necessary, you will be prompted to reboot the server.
Accessing Cisco TMS for the first time
Once Cisco TMS is installed, access the web interface using a browser:
1. Do one of the following:
l
Use the shortcut provided in the Cisco program group in the Windows Start menu.
l
Enter https://<serveraddress>/tms (or http://<serveraddress>/tms if you have
chosen not to enable HTTPS access to the website during installation) in your web browser's URL field,
where <serveraddress> is the hostname (recommended) or IP address of your server. Using the
hostname accommodates integrated authentication with Active Directory.
chosen not to enable HTTPS access to the website during installation) in your web browser's URL field,
where <serveraddress> is the hostname (recommended) or IP address of your server. Using the
hostname accommodates integrated authentication with Active Directory.
2. If accessing the web site from the server console, you will usually authenticate automatically with your
currently logged in username and Cisco TMS will open. If not, you will be asked for authentication details.
Most browsers will display two fields in the login window that appears—a username and password field.
How you enter your username will depend on the type of Windows account you are using.
Most browsers will display two fields in the login window that appears—a username and password field.
How you enter your username will depend on the type of Windows account you are using.
Field
Description
Example
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