Cisco Cisco TelePresence Management Suite (TMS) Version 15 Release Notes
New features
Cisco TMS Release Notes (14.3.2)
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The Time Zone Update Tool now remembers the value entered for Hostname when the tool is run multiple
times.
times.
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Added a new setting: Allow WebEx Booking in
Systems > Navigator >
select a TelePresence Server or
MCU
> TMS Scheduling Settings
. This is enabled by default for new bridges or existing bridges after
upgrade.
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Added a new configurable setting in
Administrative Tools > Configuration > Conference Settings
:
Allocation Attempts for Scheduled Calls, which specifies how many times Cisco TMS will attempt to
allocate the conference on the bridge. The default value is 4.
allocate the conference on the bridge. The default value is 4.
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The system SIP URI for endpoints and MCUs is now displayed in
Systems > Navigator >
select a
system
> Call Status
.
Security
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Adding and managing a TelePresence Server on a secure-only Cisco TMS is now supported.
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Introduced conference encryption support for TelePresence Server for H.323 calls.
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Added support for encryption and reading of SIP transport type to Unified CM-registered TC/TE endpoints.
Encrypted calls are now possible if SIP transport type is SSL.
Encrypted calls are now possible if SIP transport type is SSL.
Endpoints
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Cisco TelePresence TC software packages are no longer downloaded in Cisco TMS due to the changes to
release key policy that occurred with the TC 6.1 release. For further details see:
release key policy that occurred with the TC 6.1 release. For further details see:
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The maximum bandwidth for a Polycom HDX 8000 has been increased to 6144kbps.
Logs
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Log files for Cisco TelePresence Management Suite Analytics Extension (Cisco TMSAE) are now
contained in the Download Diagnostic Files zip file.
contained in the Download Diagnostic Files zip file.
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The
Conference Control Center
Event Log for conferences scheduled through a TelePresence
Conductor now contains information on the bridges that were used in the conference.
New in 14.3
The following features and functionality are new or changed in 14.3:
Improvements to TelePresence Server support
The operation mode for any TelePresence Server in Cisco TMS will now be displayed as one of:
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Remotely Managed
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Locally Managed
Note that TelePresence Server in Remotely Managed mode is only supported in Cisco TMS if it is managed
by a TelePresence Conductor that is present in Cisco TMS. A warning ticket will be raised if these criteria are
not met for a TelePresence Server in Cisco TMS.
by a TelePresence Conductor that is present in Cisco TMS. A warning ticket will be raised if these criteria are
not met for a TelePresence Server in Cisco TMS.
Cisco TMS will clear its management address from any TelePresence Server set to Remotely Managed.