Cisco Cisco TelePresence Management Suite (TMS) Version 15 Installation Guide

Cisco
TMSPE

■

< 1000
Collaboration
Meeting Rooms

■

< 2000 Cisco
VCS-provisioned
users (Note:
Cisco VCS
provisioning not
supported on
BE6000)

■

< 48,000 Collaboration Meeting Rooms

■

< 100,000 Cisco VCS-provisioned users

Co-
residency

All three applications
and Microsoft SQL
Server may be co-
resident.

■

Cisco TMSXE must be on a dedicated server.

■

Cisco TMS and Cisco TMSPE must use an external SQL Server.

Other factors that influence Cisco TMS performance and scale include:

■

The number of users accessing the Cisco TMS web interface.

■

Concurrency of scheduled or monitored conferences.

■

The use of ad hoc conference monitoring.

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Simultaneous usage of Cisco TMSBA by multiple extensions or custom clients. Booking throughput is shared by
all scheduling interfaces including the Cisco TMS New Conference page.

Actual booking speed will vary based on the meeting size, features, and schedule complexity around the meeting.

Hardware Requirements

Find the appropriate hardware requirements below based on your estimated deployment size.

All applications including SQL Server may also be installed on virtual machines with specifications corresponding to
these hardware requirements

Regular Deployment and Cisco Business Edition 6000

In a regular deployment, Cisco TMS and extensions can be co-located on the same server.

Requirement

Cisco BE6000

CPU

2 cores (Xeon 2.4 GHz or larger), dedicated

1 vCPU

Memory

8 GB, dedicated

4 GB vRAM, dedicated

Disk space provided on
server

60 GB

Note that Cisco TMSPE on Cisco Business Edition 6000 does not include Cisco VCS-based user provisioning for
endpoints or FindMe.

Large Deployment

In a large deployment, Cisco TMSXE and SQL Server must be external, while Cisco TMS and Cisco TMSPE are always
co-resident.

Cisco TelePresence Management Suite Installation and Upgrade Guide

Prerequisites