Cisco Cisco MXE 3500 (Media Experience Engine)

The DMS profiles contain settings used by the Cisco MXE to transcode videos submitted from Cisco 
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Download the dmsProfileSpace.zip file from Cisco.com software center to a local machine:

Use FTP to copy the dmsProfileSpace.zip file to the shared c:\dms folder on the Cisco MXE:

ftp <Cisco MXE IP address>

Use the FTP user (dmsftp) and password created above

Log in to the Cisco MXE Windows desktop using Remote Desktop.

Go to the c:\dms folder. Extract dmsProfileSpace.zip file to C:\. 

After you extract the file, you should have a dmsProfileSpace directory in the C:\ drive that contains the 
following directories and files:

C:\dmsProfileSpace\flash8\DMS_SNS_4X3_FLV.flash8.awp
C:\dmsProfileSpace\flash8\DMS_SNS_16X9_FLV.flash8.awp
C:\dmsProfileSpace\out\DMS_SNS_Output.out.awp
C:\dmsProfileSpace\pp\DMS_SNS_PP.pp.awp

Copy the DMS_SNS_4X3_FLV.flash8.awp and DMS_SNS_16X9_FLV.flash8.awp files under the 
C:\dmsProfileSpace\flash8 folder to:

C:\Program Files\Cisco\Media Experience Engine\profiles\flash8 folder.

Copy the DMS_SNS_Output.out.awp file under the C:\dmsProfileSpace\out folder to:

C:\Program Files\Cisco\Media Experience Engine\profiles\out folder.

Copy the DMS_SNS_PP.pp.awp file under the C:\dmsProfileSpace\pp folder to:

C:\Program Files\Cisco\Media Experience Engine\profiles\pp folder.

Make sure that the Cisco MXE IP address, rather than localhost, appears in the host configuration.

Log into the Cisco MXE web interface (http://mxe_server/mxeui) using an admin account. You can use 
the Cisco MXE IP address or fully qualified domain name in the URL.

The default admin account is admin/admin.

Choose Administration > Host.

Verify that the Cisco MXE IP address appears in the host column.