Cisco Cisco TelePresence Management Suite (TMS) Version 15 Maintenance Manual
Database
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Check the Database Scanner log for a stack trace declaring that the SQL server is unavailable.
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Go to the Services panel on your database server:
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Verify that SQL Server is running.
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If you are running a named instance on a remote server, make sure that the SQL Server browser service is
also running.
also running.
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As a troubleshooting measure, you can also restart these services.
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Verify that the information Cisco TMS uses to connect to the database is correct. For this, we recommend using
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Advanced steps
Web server
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Exist on the Cisco TMS server.
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Point to valid directories on the server.
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Check that the permission settings are correct according to the list above.
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Verify that IIS allows for running .NET extensions.
Database
Run an osql script towards the database and see whether it returns any data. This script will return the number of sys-
tems in the Cisco TMS database. Depending on the SQL configuration, run one of the commands below from the Cisco
TMS server itself.
tems in the Cisco TMS database. Depending on the SQL configuration, run one of the commands below from the Cisco
TMS server itself.
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osql -E -d tmsng -Q "select count(*) from objsystem"
2.
osql -E -S .\SQLTMS -d tmsng -Q "select count(*) from objsystem"
Web Server Symptoms
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The corporate directory on Cisco endpoints does not work.
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Endpoint statistics reports are empty.
Automatic Logon to the Web Application does not Work
Automatic logon with integrated authentication requires web browser, URL, and network compatibility ensuring that the
username and password used to log on to Windows will be used to log on to Cisco TMS.
username and password used to log on to Windows will be used to log on to Cisco TMS.
Browsers
Internet Explorer
Automatic Logon is supported in Internet Explorer on Windows. If you are being prompted for a username and password,
check the User Authentication settings in the zone’s security settings:
check the User Authentication settings in the zone’s security settings:
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