Cisco Cisco TelePresence Management Suite (TMS) Version 15 Installation Guide
1.
Unplug tms01 from the network.
2.
Change the IP address of tms02 to the old IP address of tms01, for example 10.0.0.10.
3.
Verify that tms02 is reachable on its new IP address.
4.
Open the Cisco TMS Tools application and go to
Configuration > Change DB Connect Settings
.
5.
Click OK to verify that tms02 still has the correct password, as the password to the database might have
changed since you initially set up tms02.
changed since you initially set up tms02.
6.
In the Services Management Console:
a.
Change the Startup Type of all the TMS services and the World Wide Web Publishing Service to
Automatic.
Automatic.
b.
Start the services.
Tms02 is now the active Cisco TMS server. As you have instructed managed systems to use tms.example.com when
communicating with Cisco TMS, no reconfiguration is needed on the managed systems themselves.
communicating with Cisco TMS, no reconfiguration is needed on the managed systems themselves.
To verify that tms02 operates correctly:
1.
Schedule a short conference two minutes into the future.
2.
See that it launches and is torn down as expected.
3.
Check that you can monitor it using the
Conference Control Center
.
4.
Check that Cisco TMS generates a call detail record (CDR) for the conference.
To verify that Cisco TMS is communicating with systems:
1.
Wait approximately 20 minutes for the TMS Database Scanner Service to complete a full run.
2.
Go to
Systems > System Overview
in Cisco TMS.
3.
Select all the systems in the tree to the left, and select Network Settings > TMS To System Connectivity in the
tree to the right.
tree to the right.
4.
Click View and then check that no systems have their Status set to NoResponse.
Note that in
Administrative Tools > Server Maintenance > TMS Service Status
you will see the services for both serv
ers. Click on Clear List to remove the stopped services on tms01 from the list.
Before connecting tms01 to your network:
1.
Change its IP address to tms02's old value, for example 10.0.0.11.
2.
Disable all the TMS services and IIS.
Once the problem with tms01 has been fixed, it will become the warm spare in case tms02 ever goes down.
Note:
Do not add tms01 back to the network before changing its IP address to a new value. This will lead to IP
address conflicts that will cause unpredictable behavior in Cisco TMS.
Upgrading a Redundant Deployment from Version 14.4 or Later
Before You Upgrade the Servers
Do the following on both Cisco TMS servers:
1.
Disable file replication to temporarily stop synchronizing local files.
2.
Stop all the TMS services, as well as the IIS service.
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Setting up a Redundant Deployment