Cisco Cisco TelePresence Management Suite (TMS) Version 15 Installation Guide
The information entered during installation creates the first IP and ISDN zones in Cisco TMS, which will be set as the
initial default to allow a basic IP and ISDN network to operate after installation. Additional zones and configurations must
be added post installation for networks with multiple locations or more complex elements.
initial default to allow a basic IP and ISDN network to operate after installation. Additional zones and configurations must
be added post installation for networks with multiple locations or more complex elements.
1.
Fill in zone information as detailed below:
Field label
Description
Name
A descriptive name for the zone, normally referencing the city or building.
Country/Region
The country this zone is located in. This is used for ISDN dialing information.
Area Code
The area code for the location, if applicable. This is used for ISDN dialing
information
information
To access an outside line,
dial
dial
The prefix to reach an outside line on your ISDN circuits, if applicable.
2.
When you have finished modifying the settings, click Next.
The Folder Settings screen will be displayed.
The Folder Settings screen will be displayed.
3.
Specify the Cisco TMS installation path, then click Next.
The Encryption Key screen will be displayed.
The Encryption Key screen will be displayed.
4.
Click Generate to create a new key to encrypt system username and password data in the Cisco TMS database,
or add an existing key from a previous installation of Cisco TMS if applicable, then click Next.
The Start Copying Files screen will be displayed.
or add an existing key from a previous installation of Cisco TMS if applicable, then click Next.
The Start Copying Files screen will be displayed.
5.
Verify all the settings in the displayed summary, then click Next.
The installation process will start.
Adding a Certificate
Once the installation is finished, import or create a TLS certificate that enables HTTPS access to the Cisco TMS website.
We strongly recommend using a green certificate from a trusted CA unless installing in a test environment.
We strongly recommend using a green certificate from a trusted CA unless installing in a test environment.
1.
Click Import to add an existing certificate in .pfx format, or click Create for a self-signed certificate.
2.
When the import is completed, click OK.
3.
The setup wizard will now complete. Click Finish.
4.
If necessary, you will be prompted to reboot the server.
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