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Installation

Complete the following steps to do a first-time installation and configuration of the Cisco TelePresence
Management Suite Extension for IBM Lotus Notes package with the Cisco TelePresence Management
Suite.
The term ―Domino directory‖ is used throughout this document. The location of this directory is user
configurable during installation, and can for example be C:\Lotus\Domino\.
All integration files are included as part of the Cisco_TMSXN_v11_3_1.zip archive. The archive
includes three zip files:

TMSXN_ForDominoV70.zip (for servers running IBM Lotus domino 7.x or 8.0.x)
 TMSXN_ForDominoV85_x86.zip (for servers running 32 bit IBM Lotus Domino 8.5.x)
 TMSXN_ForDominoV85_x64.zip (for servers running 64 bit IBM Lotus Domino 8.5.x)

User Account Control (UAC)

Cisco TelePresence recommends that this setting is on for increased Domino server security. An
administrator can verify if UAC is on by going to Control Panel > User Accounts and clicking ―Turn
User Account Control on or off‖.

Figure 1: Turning on User Account Control

Copying the required files to the IBM Lotus Domino Server
(Versions 7.x and 8.0.x)
1. Copy the TMSXN_ForDominoV70.zip file to your Domino Server and extract it to a temporary
folder. If using FTP, make sure that binary mode is used.
2. Extract the LotusNotesIntegrationForNotesV70\Javafiles.zip file to a temporary directory on the
Domino server.
a. Copy TMSConference.jar (found in the bin directory of the Javafiles.zip file) to the jvm\lib\ext
directory of the Domino directory
b. Copy the files in the lib directory in the extracted Javafiles.zip archive to the same directory. If
some or all of the files are already present, do not overwrite the existing files.
3. Verify the proper file security permissions on the copied .jar files. Right-click on the copied .jar
files and select Properties. Go to the Security tab, and make sure that the Windows user
(System user) that the Domino processes run under has at least Read access.

For Windows 7, Vista and 2008 users: If User Account Control is active on the Domino
server, right click the .jar files and click unblock.
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