Cisco Cisco Prime Unified Operations Manager 8.7 White Paper
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Ensure that the system names (hostnames) of the Cisco devices are identical to their DNS
names.
If registering all the devices in DNS is not an acceptable option, then you will need to
define a host file with the lookup names (sysnames) of all the devices and their
corresponding IP addresses. In the absence of DNS, Operations Manager will use this as
the basis of translation. If neither the DNS entry nor the host file entry is available,
Operations Manager will manage the device using one of its IP addresses. Details about
which IP address is used to manage the device can be obtained from the IP Address
Report. For further details, refer to the “Using Device Management” chapter in User
Guide for Cisco Unified Operations Manager.
names.
If registering all the devices in DNS is not an acceptable option, then you will need to
define a host file with the lookup names (sysnames) of all the devices and their
corresponding IP addresses. In the absence of DNS, Operations Manager will use this as
the basis of translation. If neither the DNS entry nor the host file entry is available,
Operations Manager will manage the device using one of its IP addresses. Details about
which IP address is used to manage the device can be obtained from the IP Address
Report. For further details, refer to the “Using Device Management” chapter in User
Guide for Cisco Unified Operations Manager.
3.3.2 Configuring Cisco CallManager Security Certificates
Apart from SNMP Polling, Operations Manager runs AXL/SOAP queries on Cisco
CallManager to retrieve information from Cisco CallManager. To secure this
communication between Operations Manager and Cisco CallManager, Secure Socket
Layer (SSL) must be enabled. This option is available for Cisco CallManager 4.1 or later.
On Cisco CallManager 4.1 or later, enable SSL on these virtual directories:
• CCMApi – Operations Manager uses services in this virtual directory to perform
CallManager to retrieve information from Cisco CallManager. To secure this
communication between Operations Manager and Cisco CallManager, Secure Socket
Layer (SSL) must be enabled. This option is available for Cisco CallManager 4.1 or later.
On Cisco CallManager 4.1 or later, enable SSL on these virtual directories:
• CCMApi – Operations Manager uses services in this virtual directory to perform
AXL/SOAP database queries.
• Soap – Operations Manager uses services in this virtual directory to perform
AXL/SOAP device queries.
Steps to enable SSL on virtual directories in CallManager 4.1 or later:
Step 1
On the Cisco CallManager server, open Internet Services Manager by
navigating to Start >Programs >Administrator Tools > Internet Services
Manager.
navigating to Start >Programs >Administrator Tools > Internet Services
Manager.
Step 2
Click CallManager to expand it.