Cisco Cisco TelePresence Management Suite (TMS) Version 15 Maintenance Manual
Adding systems
The procedures described below are appropriate for most systems and system types. Some systems require
special procedures:
special procedures:
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firewall/NAT.
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these systems.
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for instructions on adding TelePresence
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For detail about the layout and options of the pages used in all of these procedures, see the reference section
Using automatic discovery
To enable automatic system discovery:
1. Go to
Administrative Tools > Configuration > Network Settings
.
2. Set Automatic System Discovery Mode to On and verify that Default Folder for Discovered Systems
is set to an appropriate folder.
3. Click Save.
If you want to receive notifications by email each time a new system is discovered and added:
1. Go to
Administrative Tools > Configuration > Network Settings
.
2. In the Event Notification section, add your address to E-mail Addresses to Receive System and
Network Notifications.
As systems on the network send HTTP events or are detected by the SNMP scanner service, they will now
be added to the specified folder, and you will be notified.
be added to the specified folder, and you will be notified.
To review the settings of these systems:
1. Go to
Systems > Navigator > [Name of your folder for discovered systems]
.
The default folder is Discovered Systems.
2. Review and adjust the settings for each system as desired.
3. Verify on the system's
Permissions
tab that new user groups will have permissions for the system.
Modify as required.
4. If desired, move the systems to a more permanent folder by selecting the system and clicking Move/Copy
in the folder listing.
Adding by IP addresses or DNS names
All types of infrastructure systems and endpoints can be added following the steps below. Note however that
endpoints registered to Cisco Unified CM must not be added in this way, see
endpoints registered to Cisco Unified CM must not be added in this way, see
.
To add a system:
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Adding and managing systems
Adding systems