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Application-Specific Management Functionality Chapter 6 Medianet Management and Visibility Design Considerations Table 6-4 Cisco TelePresence Application-Specific Management Functionality (continued) Cisco Unified Communications Manager Fault management • The Cisco Unified Communications Manager provides limited fault management capability for Cisco TelePresence deployments. The Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) registration status of the Cisco TelePresence System endpoints to the Cisco Unified Communications Manager can be centrally viewed from the Cisco Unified Communications Manager Administration web-based GUI. Configuration management Accounting management Performance management • The Cisco Unified Communications Manager centrally controls the configuration of Cisco TelePresence System endpoints via the Cisco Unified Communications Manager Administration web-based GUI. • The Cisco Unified Communications Manager centrally controls the provisioning (that is, downloading of system load and device configuration) for Cisco TelePresence System endpoints via TFTP/HTTP server functionality. • Call detail records (CDRs) captured by the Cisco Unified Communications Manager can be used to determine start and stop times for Cisco TelePresence meetings. These may be used to bill back individual departments based on TelePresence room resource usage. • The Cisco Unified Communications Manager Administration web-based GUI provides the ability to statically limit the amount of network bandwidth resources used for audio and video per TelePresence meeting and per overall location. Note Note that Cisco Unified Communications Manager location-based admission control has no knowledge of network topology. Security management • The Cisco Unified Communications Manager centrally controls the security configuration of Cisco TelePresence System endpoints via the Cisco Unified Communications Manager Administration web-based GUI. • In combination with the Certificate Authority Proxy Function (CAPF) and Certificate Trust List (CTL) Provider functionality, Cisco Unified Communications Manager provides the framework for enabling secure communications (media) and signaling (call signaling, and web services) for TelePresence deployments. 6-68 Medianet Reference Guide OL-22201-01
Chapter 6 Medianet Management and Visibility Design Considerations Application-Specific Management Functionality Table 6-4 Cisco TelePresence Application-Specific Management Functionality (continued) Cisco TelePresence Multipoint Switch Cisco TelePresence System Endpoint Fault management • The Cisco TelePresence Multipoint Switch provides limited fault management capabilities. The web-based GUI interface can display errors and warnings for scheduled and non-scheduled meetings, as well as system errors. Configuration management Performance management Security management • The Cisco TelePresence Multipoint Switch web-based GUI provides device/element management capabilities, in that the configuration of the Cisco TelePresence Multipoint Switch itself is accomplished through the GUI. Limited configuration support of the Cisco TelePresence Multipoint Switch is available via an SSH CLI as well. • The Cisco TelePresence Multipoint Switch web-based GUI also provides the interface for administrators and meeting schedulers to configure static and ad hoc TelePresence meetings. • The Cisco TelePresence Multipoint Switch web-based GUI provides centralized call statistics for multipoint calls, including SLA parameters such as bit rates, latency, drops, jitter, and so on, per Cisco TelePresence System endpoint. • The Cisco TelePresence Multipoint Switch web-based GUI also provides historical statistics for Cisco TelePresence Multipoint Switch resources including CPU utilization, traffic load per interface, packet discards, TCP connections, memory, and disk usage. • The Cisco TelePresence Multipoint Switch web-based GUI provides the interface for configuration of the security requirements for static and ad hoc TelePresence meetings. • Access control to the Cisco TelePresence Multipoint Switch is via the local database with three roles: administrator, meeting scheduler, or diagnostic technician. Fault management • The Cisco TelePresence System web-based GUI and SSH interfaces both provide device/element management capabilities, including a view of the system status, as well as diagnostics that can be used to troubleshoot the camera, microphone, and display components of the Cisco TelePresence System endpoint. Configuration management • SIP Message log files accessed through the Cisco TelePresence System web-based GUI can be used to troubleshoot SIP signaling between the Cisco TelePresence System endpoint and Cisco Unified Communications Manager. • Additional Cisco TelePresence System log files can be collected and downloaded via the web-based GUI to provide system-level troubleshooting capabilities. • Status of peripheral devices (cameras, displays, microphones, and so on) can be accessed centrally via SNMP through the CISCO-TELEPRESENCE-MIB. • The Cisco TelePresence System web-based GUI and SSH interfaces both provide information regarding current hardware and software versions and current configuration of the Cisco TelePresence System endpoint. Limited configuration is done on the Cisco TelePresence System endpoint itself. Most of the configuration is done via the Cisco Unified Communications Manager Administrator web-based GUI. OL-22201-01 Medianet Reference Guide 6-69
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