Cisco Cisco TelePresence Management Suite (TMS) Version 15 Maintenance Manual
Groups
In Cisco TMS:
Administrative Tools > User Administration > Groups
On this page you can manage groups and their permissions for pages and functionality.
Pre-defined Groups
Site Administrator
The permissions for this group cannot be changed and is per default set to full access to all menus, functionality, folders
and systems in Cisco TMS. Only people who will be responsible for Cisco TMS are to be members of this group. Only
members of the
and systems in Cisco TMS. Only people who will be responsible for Cisco TMS are to be members of this group. Only
members of the
Site Administrator
group have the rights to edit the
Configuration
pages under
Administrative Tools
,
and can change for example the IP address of the server and alter the option keys.
Users
All new Cisco TMS users are members of this group by default. You cannot add or remove users belonging to the
Users
group. The permissions for this group can be changed by a
Site Administrator
. It is recommended that the access rights
assigned to this group represents the lowest level you want any person in your organization to have. This applies to both
what pages in Cisco TMS you want them to have access to, as well as which systems they are allowed to use.
what pages in Cisco TMS you want them to have access to, as well as which systems they are allowed to use.
Video Unit Administrator
This group has full administrative rights to all video conferencing systems (including gateways, gatekeepers and MCUs)
in your network. The permissions can be changed.
in your network. The permissions can be changed.
Typically persons who are technically responsible are members of this group.
Video Unit Administrators
do not have the
rights to edit the
Configuration
pages - otherwise, they have the same rights as the
Site Administrator
.
Group Administration
The
Groups
page shows
Name
,
Description
and type of groups that are present in Cisco TMS. There are three types of
groups in Cisco TMS:
■
Removable groups are created by users and can be removed.
■
Default Groups are described above. They cannot be removed.
■
AD Groups are imported from Active Directory. For more on this, see below.
Viewing Members of a Group
1.
Move the cursor over the group name.
2.
Click View.
3.
A list of group members will now be displayed.
Editing a Group
To edit a group when you have the necessary permissions to do so:
1.
Move the cursor over the group name.
2.
Click Edit.
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