Searching For Findme Users - Cisco TelePresence Video Communication Server Administrator's Manual

Field Description
Device Only applies when FindMe mode is On.
creation
The text entered here is displayed to
message
users when they add a device to their
FindMe configuration.
A limited set of HTML markup is
supported in the message which is
previewed in the window at the bottom of
the page when you click Save. The
following tags (without any attributes) are
allowed:
b i tt big small strike s u
em strong cite dfn samp kbd
var abbr acronym sub sup ins
del br
<a href="..."> is also supported, but
the URL can only contain A-Z 0-9, dot,
"?" "=" and "%"; note that the URL is
relative to the current page so you must
prefix it with, for example, http:// if you
want to refer to an external site.
The following options apply when FindMe mode is Remote service:
Field Description
Protocol The protocol used to connect to the remote service.
Address The IP address or domain name of the remote service.
Path The URL of the remote service.
Username The username used by the VCS to log in and query the remote service.
Password The password used by the VCS to log in and query the remote service.

Searching for FindMe users

The User search page (Applications > FindMe >
related FindMe details such as a FindMe ID or device alias.
This search feature is useful if, for example, you have a device alias but do not know to whom it
belongs, or you have a URI and are not sure if it is a FindMe ID or a device alias.
Enter the FindMe ID, username, device address or number you want to search for and click Search.
Note that the search process performs an exact match against the value entered here — "contains"
and wildcard searches are not supported.
All matching user accounts
Note that if you are part of a large enterprise with, for example, TMS managing several VCS clusters,
the search may find users and devices in other VCS clusters. You can only view (and not edit) the
Cisco VCS Administrator Guide (X6.1)
Search) lets you search for user accounts by their
are listed. You can review an account's details by clicking View/Edit.
Usage tips
It can be used to provide information
about how to format the device address
or number, for example any dial prefixes
that must be included.
An example message could be:
Phone numbers: use the
prefix <b>9</b>
Endpoints: use the suffix
<b>@video.test.com</b>
Applications
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