Medianet Reference Guide - Cisco

Application-Specific Management Functionality
Chapter 6
Medianet Management and Visibility Design Considerations
Figure 6-28
Fault Detection Using the Cisco TelePresence Manager
As shown in Figure 6-28, a red X indicates some type of error condition that may need to be further
investigated. These error conditions can include communication problems between the Cisco
TelePresence System endpoint and the Cisco Unified Communications Manager, or between the Cisco
TelePresence System endpoint and the Cisco TelePresence Manager itself. Other error conditions
include problems within the Cisco TelePresence System endpoint itself, such as an issue with one of the
peripherals (cameras, displays, and so on). Still other error conditions include synchronizing the
TelePresence room defined within the Cisco Unified Communications Manager with the room definition
within the e-mail/calendaring system. The System Status panel in the lower left corner of Figure 6-28
provides information regarding whether any meetings scheduled for the current day had errors. By
clicking on the icons within the panel, you can gain additional details about the scheduled meetings and
error conditions.
The Cisco TelePresence Manager also plays a minor role in both configuration management and security
management. Cisco TelePresence Manager allows central viewing of specific configured features
supported by a particular Cisco TelePresence System endpoint, such as a projector, document camera,
or high-speed auxiliary codec support. It also allows you to centrally view the web service security
settings for particular Cisco TelePresence System endpoints. Both of these functions are illustrated in
Figure 6-29.
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