Cisco Cisco TelePresence Management Suite (TMS) Version 15 Maintenance Manual
Edit Set
tings
tings
Use the
Edit Settings
tab for systems in the folder.
Manage
Calls
Calls
Use the
Call Status
tab where calls can be initiated and disconnected.
Set Per
missions
missions
Use the
Permissions
tab for systems in the folder. Note that a user/group does not have access to
set system permissions if the permissions are disabled at the folder level. For more information, see
Checking Apply system permissions to all systems in subfolders makes all systems in subfolders inherit parent
folder permissions.
folder permissions.
Ticketing Service
In Cisco TMS:
Systems > Ticketing Service
The
Ticketing Service
scans the system and checks for any configuration errors when you add a new system to Cisco
TMS, and each time an existing system has its configuration read by the system scanner or is manually refreshed.
When an error is discovered, Cisco TMS raises a new ticket for the system that includes a ticket ID, a description, and
a severity level. The default severity levels for tickets are set in
a severity level. The default severity levels for tickets are set in
Administrative Tools > Configuration > Manage
Ticket Error Levels
.
The left pane contains a systems list and a drop-down to select the sorting mode:
■
Sort by ticket severity: quickly identify the systems with the most severe errors and fix them first. This is the
default sorting mode.
default sorting mode.
■
Sort by ticket type: quickly identify systems with the same type of error, and potentially fix the error for several
systems at the same time.
systems at the same time.
You can hover over each system to display the ticket type description.
Ticket Statuses
Status
Description
Open
The error has not yet been handled (this is the default status).
Fixed
The error has been fixed.
Acknowledged A user has acknowledged the error.
Invalidated
The ticket has been invalidated by the ticketing service. This happens if a system goes offline and
Cisco TMS can no longer verify that the ticket is valid. The only valid ticket when Cisco TMS can
not connect to a system is the TMS connection error ticket.
Cisco TMS can no longer verify that the ticket is valid. The only valid ticket when Cisco TMS can
not connect to a system is the TMS connection error ticket.
Table 70 Possible ticket statuses
In-page System Management
You can rectify errors directly on the Ticketing Service page by clicking on items in the left-hand listing:
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Clicking on a system opens a Navigator-like system management view.
■
Clicking on a group header when Sort by ticket type is selected will open a multiple systems overview:
—
If the system fields associated with a ticket are editable, the overview will contain editable fields.
—
If not, a read-only overview will be displayed.
The system management view has three tabs; Edit Settings, Ticket Filters, and Ticket Log.
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