Cisco Cisco TelePresence Management Suite (TMS) Version 15 Release Notes
Changed behavior
Cisco TelePresence Management Suite 13.2.1 Software Release Notes
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Changed behavior
System names
The names of systems running TE and TC software have been changed in the Cisco TMS application as follows:
•
Cisco TelePresence Personal – systems running TE software
•
Cisco TelePresence Group Systems – systems running TC software
This change will only be seen here:
•
Systems > Configuration Templates > Configuration Templates >
New Configuration Template
>
Select Advanced Settings >
Filter on system type.
•
Reporting > Call Detail Record
: reports generated here will reflect the new naming convention.
Resolved issues
The following issues were found in previous releases and were resolved in 13.2.1:
Booking
Identifier
Bug Description
CSCua26054
Resolved the issue where creating a conference would fail when the number of participants
required an automatic cascade to three MCUs and Best Impression Distribution was selected. The
issue also occurred when creating a conference template with the same number of participants.
This did not occur with dial-in participants, when selecting the MCUs manually, or if using Least
Cost Routing distribution.
required an automatic cascade to three MCUs and Best Impression Distribution was selected. The
issue also occurred when creating a conference template with the same number of participants.
This did not occur with dial-in participants, when selecting the MCUs manually, or if using Least
Cost Routing distribution.
CSCua09092
Resolved the issue where an unhandled exception could appear when clicking on
Booking > New
Conference >
Add Participants… This occurred if a large number of conferences had already
been booked for the day that the booking was attempted, and displayed a stack trace error and an
error in the log-web.txt file.
error in the log-web.txt file.
CSCty98098
Resolved the issue where confirmation emails were not received when booking a One Button To
Push conference including at least one non-Cisco TMS-managed participant (dial-in, dial-out,
phone book entry, user).
Push conference including at least one non-Cisco TMS-managed participant (dial-in, dial-out,
phone book entry, user).
CSCty94156
Resolved the issue where a SIP conference scheduled on an MCU in Cisco TMS did not register
as SIP if H323 was disabled on the MCU.
This happened because SIP registration was dependent on the H323 MCU prefix setup, meaning it
would fail if H323 was turned off on the MCU.
as SIP if H323 was disabled on the MCU.
This happened because SIP registration was dependent on the H323 MCU prefix setup, meaning it
would fail if H323 was turned off on the MCU.
CSCtx64185
Resolved the issue where Cisco TMS did not register SIP participants as taking up resources in
stored bookings on an MCU, which made it possible to overbook SIP participants on the MCU in
subsequent bookings.
stored bookings on an MCU, which made it possible to overbook SIP participants on the MCU in
subsequent bookings.
CSCty43281
Resolved the issue where it was not possible to add E20 endpoints to a secure conference from
Conference Control Center
after the conference had been booked and saved. An error was
generated stating: Secure conference not supported by [endpoint name].
It is now possible to add an E20 endpoint to a pre-booked secure conference from the
It is now possible to add an E20 endpoint to a pre-booked secure conference from the
Conference
Control Center
.