Cisco Cisco Prime Collaboration Assurance 11.5 Libro bianco
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Password: CLI admin password. This password is used to log in to the CLI to check the application status
and perform backup and restore.
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Root user: Superuser who has all privileges in CLI.
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Root password: Specify a password for the root user.
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globaladmin: Superuser who can access both the Cisco Prime Collaboration Assurance and Cisco Prime
Collaboration Provisioning UI.
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globaladmin password: Specify a password for the globaladmin.
With Cisco Prime Collaboration 10.0 Assurance, we now have two different modes of deployment for video
endpoint management: Enterprise and Managed Service Provider. Select E for Enterprise deployment and M for
Managed Service Provider deployment when prompted. To know more about the differences between MSP mode
and Enterprise mode, please refer to the Assurance Guide at
Checking Port Availability
Make sure the firewall is opened for the required ports to manage the voice and video infrastructure from the Cisco
Prime Collaboration server. Refer to
list of ports. This lists the ports required for both the Cisco Prime Collaboration Assurance server and the Cisco
Prime Collaboration Provisioning server.
Upgrading Deployments
If you need to upgrade your deployment model to medium, large, or very large, you must first upgrade your
hardware resources, such as vRAM, vCPU, and vDisk. Increase the virtual disk size by adding a new vDisk if your
vDisk already has four partitions. (Refer to VMware documentation to upgrade the hardware resources).
Log in as the root user. Then run the following script:
# /opt/emms/emsam/bin/cpcmtuning.sh
From the options displayed, choose the deployment model (excluding option 1) that you wish to upgrade to, and
then select Y to proceed with upgrading or N to reselect the deployment model.
Licensing the Product
Please refer to the Quick Start Guide at