Configuring Tms Provisioning Extension Services - Cisco TelePresence Administrator's Manual

Configuring TMS Provisioning Extension services

The TMS Provisioning Extension services
used to configure the VCS's connection details to the TMS Provisioning Extension services.
You are recommended to use TMS to make any changes to the TMS Provisioning Extension services'
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configuration settings. Any changes made to the settings via this page will not be applied within TMS.
The TMS Provisioning Extension services are a set of services hosted on TMS. They provide the VCS with
user, device and phone book data that is used by the VCS's
requests from endpoint devices. They also provide the VCS with the FindMe account configuration data that
it uses to provide FindMe services.
The FindMe service can only be configured if the FindMe option key is installed, and the Users, Phone
books and Devices services can only be configured if the Device Provisioning option key is installed.
The configurable options are:
Field Description
Default connection configuration
This section specifies default connection settings for accessing the TMS Provisioning Extension services. Each
specific service can choose to use these default settings or, alternatively, specify its own connection settings, for
example if a different TMS server is being used for each service.
Server address The IP address or Fully Qualified
Domain Name (FQDN) of the
service.
Destination port The listening port on the TMS
service. Default is 443.
Encryption The encryption to use for the
connection to the TMS service.
Off: no encryption is used.
TLS: TLS encryption is used.
Default is TLS.
Verify certificate Controls whether the certificate
presented by the TMS service is
verified against the VCS's current
trusted CA list and, if loaded, the
revocation list. Default is Yes.
Cisco VCS Administrator Guide (X7.2)
page (System > TMS Provisioning Extension
Provisioning Server
Usage tips
A TLS connection is recommended.
If you enable verification:
IIS (on the TMS server) must be installed with a
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signed certificate and be set to enforce SSL
connections.
You must add the certificate of the issuer of the
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TMS server's certificate to the file containing the
VCS's trusted CA certificates. This is done from the
Trusted CA certificate
Certificate management > Trusted CA
certificate).
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