Table Of Contents

Installing and Configuring Cisco PreQualification Assistant

Contents

Introduction

Pre-Configuration Procedure Guidelines for Checking Initial Network Setup

Installing the PreQualification Assistant Tool

Running the Tool - Using the Tool Application Window

Menu Commands

File Menu Commands

System Menu Command

Host Configuration Window

Test Status Window

Using PreQualification Configuration Forms

Cisco Unified Communications Manager Configuration Form

Test(s) Enabled by the Host Configuration Form

Test Host Configuration Forms in a Generic Environment

LDAP (Generic) Test Configuration Form

Test Configuration Forms in a Microsoft Exchange Environment

LDAP Server (Active Directory) Test Configuration Form

Calendar Server (Microsoft Exchange) Host Configuration Form

Test Configuration Forms in an IBM Domino Environment

LDAP (Domino Directory) Host Configuration Form

Calendar Server (IBM Domino) Configuration Form

Cisco Unified Communications Manager Server (IBM Domino) Configuration Window

LDAP (Domino Directory) Host Configuration Form

Test Configuration Forms in a Microsoft Exchange Web Services (EWS) Environment

LDAP Server (Active Directory) Add/Edit Configuration Form

LDAP Server Microsoft Exchange EWS Calendar Server Configuration Form

WebEx Server

Installing and Configuring Cisco PreQualification Assistant

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First Published: Nov 2, 2011, OL-22226-01

Contents

•Introduction

•Pre-Configuration Procedure Guidelines for Checking Initial Network Setup

•Installing the PreQualification Assistant Tool

•Running the Tool - Using the Tool Application Window

•Menu Commands

•File Menu Commands

•System Menu Command

•Using PreQualification Configuration Forms

•Calendar Server (Microsoft Exchange) Host Configuration Form

•Test Configuration Forms in an IBM Domino Environment

•Calendar Server (IBM Domino) Configuration Form

•Test Configuration Forms in a Microsoft Exchange Web Services (EWS) Environment

•WebEx Server

Introduction

This chapter explains how to install and configure the Cisco TelePresence Manager PreQualification Assistant tool.

It is important to install and run the PreQualification Assistant to ensure that the preconfiguration setup is performed correctly. The data you enter into the Tool Test Configuration forms are used to verify connections to the servers and validate data from them that is used to configure CTS-Manager.

Pre-Configuration Procedure Guidelines for Checking Initial Network Setup

This table provides a guideline for the procedures you will need to reference in order to check the setup of the network before installing Cisco TelePresence Manager.

This table also lists the next couple to tasks to be performed when installing the CTS-Manager system.

Table 7-1 Pre-Configuration Guidelines for Testing the System Network Setup for CTS-Manager 

Setup Procedure Guidelines before Installing CTS-Manager	Description	Location
Install and configure PreQualification Assistant	Install, configure, and run the PreQualification Assistant to ensure that your preconfiguration setup is performed correctly. The data you enter into the Tool Test Configuration forms are used to verify connections to the servers and get data from them to be used to configure CTS-Manager	Current Chapter.
Next Step after Pre-Configuration
(For installations on UCS server only) Configuring the UCS Server and VMware for Cisco TelePresence Manager	l	Chapter 8 "Configuring UCS Server and VMware for Cisco TelePresence Manager"
Install or Upgrade Cisco TelePresence Manager		Chapter 9 "Installing or Upgrading Cisco TelePresence Manager"

Installing the PreQualification Assistant Tool

After you have downloaded the PreQualification executable, use the following procedures to install the tool.

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Step 1 Double-click the executable to begin the install process. After the Installer window appears, click the Next button.

Figure 7-1 PreQualification Assistant Installer Window

Step 2 Specify if the application is to be a personal profile or can be used by others. Then click the Next button.

Figure 7-2 Installation Type Window

Step 3 Review and accept the destination folder defaults and click the Next button.

Figure 7-3 Destination Folder Window

Step 4 Review the program folder destination, accept the defaults and click the Next button.

Figure 7-4 Program Folder Window

Step 5 In the Start Installation window, review the folder information and if correct, click the Next button.

Figure 7-5 Start Installation Window

Step 6 If you are ready to finalize the installation, click Finish button.

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Note Uncheck the Start checkbox if you don't want to launch the tool immediately after completing the installation.

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Figure 7-6 Installation Completed Window

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Uninstalling a Previous Version

Uninstall previous versions using the PreQualification uninstaller.

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Note The directory is not removed at the end of the uninstall.

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To uninstall the CTS-Manager PreQualification Assistant Tool:

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Step 1 Close the window.

Step 2 Open the Windows Task Manager window on the PC and notice that both the uninstall processes are still running.

Step 3 In the Task Manager window, to the processes Tab and look for the PreQualification UI. Highlight it and click End Process.

Step 4 Go to the Control Panel, Add or Remove Programs. Remove the PreQualification program.This will terminate the directory and it can be removed.

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Running the Tool - Using the Tool Application Window

The CTS-Manager PreQualification tool allows administrators to determine if any changes are needed to their network to support a CTS-Manager installation.

The tool runs a series of tests to determine if your LDAP server, Calendar server, and Cisco Unified CM configurations meet the requirements to support CTS-Manager. The set of tests you run are determined by the Calendar server running on your network (IBM Domino or Microsoft Exchange). You can also run a set of tests without specifying a calendar server.

In order to run a series of tests you need to provide the tool with configuration information for your LDAP servers, Calendar server, Cisco Unified CM servers and WebEx server. The four-tabbed window displays the information that is configured for the servers. To add, edit or delete this information, use the Add, Edit, or Delete buttons to access the host configurations forms used to enter configuration data.

Figure 7-7 Tool Application Window

The Tool application runs a series of tests to determine if your LDAP server, Calendar server, and Cisco Unified CM server configurations meet the requirements to support CTS-Manager. The set of tests you run are determined by the Calendar server running on your network (IBM Domino, Microsoft Exchange (Active Directory), or Microsoft Exchange EWS). You can also run a set of tests without specifying a Calendar server.

The lower part of the window displays the status of each test after clicking the Execute Tests button. Once you have run a set of tests you can view the results of each test in a Test Result window. The test results contain troubleshooting data needed to prepare your LDAP servers, Calendar server, and Cisco Unified CM servers to work with CTS-Manager.

If additional analysis is required to prepare your network, you can create a zip file for technical support that includes all the test results.

The Tool application window has three main areas which are explained in the following sections.

Menu Commands

The following sections describe the commands in the File menu.

File Menu Commands

•The New Profile command saves all the Test form field values you have entered to a profile that can be used again.

•The Delete Profile command asks you to confirm your deletion of the active profile.

•The Load Profile command lists the saved profiles. You can choose which profile you want to use to run the PreQualification tests.

Figure 7-8 File Menu Commands

System Menu Command

•The Select Calendar Server lists the Calendar servers. Choose either None, Microsoft Exchange, Domino, or Microsoft Exchange EWS to display the corresponding Test Configuration forms.

•The Execute Tests command performs the same function as the Execute Tests button displayed above the Test Status list at the bottom of the application window.

•The Collect Logs command collects all the tests you've run into a zip file to make it easy to transport the results to Cisco Technical Support, refer to Figure 7-9.

–If you check the Include Config Settings checkbox, the values you entered into the Host Configuration forms are collected and included in the zipped report.

Figure 7-9 Report Generation Window

•The System > Export Configurations selection allows you to export all the configurations you have saved to a data file.

Figure 7-10 LDAP Configuration Export Window

Host Configuration Window

The PreQualification Configuration window presents four areas, selected by individual tabs. The tabs display the LDAP server, Calendar server and Unified CM server configurations you've chosen from the Select Calendar Server command in the System menu.

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Note The Test and Add/Edit Configuration Form fields and how they are used are described in the Using PreQualification Configuration Forms section.

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Test Status Window

The bottom of the application window lists the tests available. This will change depending on which server type is chosen. The Component area lists which tests are available for each server type.

Figure 7-11 The Test Status Window

Table 7-2 Test Status Columns

Test Description	This column describes the test.
Component	This column displays the type of test available on the different servers.
Status	This column displays the status of the test. The statuses are: •Not Ready - All the required Test Configuration Form fields do not have values. •Ready - All the required Test Confutation Form fields have the required vales entered. •Not Applicable - The test will not be run, because the LDAP/Calendar server does not need the test results •Failed - The test did not pass. Refer to the Test Results window by clicking the View button to the right of the failed test. •Passed - The test passed. There are no configuration changes needed to support the test results.
Result	This column contains the View buttons for viewing the results for each test.

Using PreQualification Configuration Forms

There are three Test Configuration forms (LDAP server, Calendar server, and Cisco Unified CM). There are also four network environments (Exchange calendar server, Domino calendar server, Microsoft Exchange EWS, and no calendar server). There are set up windows, Add servers, Edit server configuration forms which are used to collect the data required to run the relevant tests for each network environment The sections below define the different windows and configuration forms for each network environment.

Cisco Unified Communications Manager Configuration Form

The Cisco Unified CM (Unified CM) Configuration form requires the same data for all three network environments.

Figure 7-12 The Cisco Unified CM List Configuration Form

This window lists all the Cisco Unified CM servers that have been configured for the CTS-Manager. If all of the Unified CM servers have been configured, use the Execute Tests button to make sure that they have been configured correctly.

If it is necessary to change the configuration of one, highlight the line, and click the Edit button to change the configuration.

To remove one, highlight it and then click the Delete button.

When adding a Unified CM, click the Add button and the following Host Configuration window appears.

Figure 7-13 The Cisco Unified CM Add/Edit Configuration Form

Table 7-3 The Cisco Unified CM Add/Edit Configuration Form Fields

Field Name	Field Value
Host	The hostname or IP address of Cisco Unified CM
Bind Mode	This is always set to secure mode.
Port	This is always set to port 8443.
Username	Login account with Cisco Unified CM Application User account name. The admin username is not needed.
Password	Password for Cisco Unified CM. Again, the Application User account
Certificate	The full pathname to the Cisco Unified CM security certificate.
Save	Use this button to save the configuration.
Cancel	Cancel from this window if not adding a new Unified CM or editing the configuration.

Test(s) Enabled by the Host Configuration Form

•Verify connection to Cisco Unified CM servers.

Test Host Configuration Forms in a Generic Environment

You can use the PreQualification Tool to test your LDAP server without specifying a calendar server. This applies when the user selects Calender Server, "None."

This window lists all the generic LDAP servers that have been configured for the CTS-Manager. If all of the servers have been configured, use the Execute Tests button to make sure that they have been configured correctly.

Figure 7-14 LDAP Server Generic Window

If it is necessary to change the configuration of one, highlight the line, and click the Edit button to change the configuration and the Host Configuration window appears, refer to Figure 7-15.

To remove one, highlight it and then click the Delete button.

When adding another LDAP server, click the Add button and the following configuration window appears.

Select the Unified CM's tab. This window lists all the generic Cisco Unified CMs that have been configured for the CTS-Manager. If all of the Unified CMs have been configured, use the Execute Tests button to make sure that they have been configured correctly.

LDAP (Generic) Test Configuration Form

Figure 7-15 The LDAP Server (Generic) Add/Edit Configuration Form

Table 7-4 The LDAP Server (Generic) Add/Edit Configuration Form Fields 

Field Name	Field Value
Host	The hostname or IP address of the LDAP server.
Bind Mode	If you set this to secure you'll need to provide a security certificate.
Port	In Normal bind mode the port setting is 389. In Secure bind mode the port setting default is 636.
Username	Enter the Active Directory user account username as the user fully qualified domain name (not the login name). Note You also include the default context in the Username field. Examples are: cn=administrator, cn=users, dc=mycompany, dc=com.
Password	Password for LDAP server with administrative privileges.
Certificate	The full pathname to the LDAP security certificate. This is needed only if you are using the Secure Bind Mode.
NonDefault or Default Context	The NonDefault button is selected as the default. To change this, select Default and enter the default context in the form: o=ciscoDev
Scheduler Authentication
User Containers	The containers from which queries are performed to retrieve user objects. More than one user container or user object can be specified. The Cisco Telepresence server uses the values entered to search through the containers in sequence to retrieve user and meeting room information from the Directory Server. Additionally, these containers are used to retrieve user information for authentication. User containers are entered in the Entry field above the User Containers field. Use the Add button to add a user container to the list. To delete a user container from the list, select the specific user container and click Delete.
Scheduler Username	When the user selects "None" option, then this is not needed for generic LDAP environment, otherwise use your logon name.
Scheduler Password	When the user selects "None" option, then this is not needed for generic LDAP environment, otherwise use the same as the Password for LDAP server with administrative privileges
Login Attribute (EmailID)	For "None" option use "mail" or for Exchange 2007 use "proxy Address."

Test(s) Enabled by this Test Configuration Form

•Verify connection to LDAP server

•Verify user containers

•Extract all object classes

•Extract attributes of object class `Person'

Test Configuration Forms in a Microsoft Exchange Environment

You can use the PreQualification Tool to test your LDAP server when specifying a Microsoft (Active Directory) calendar server. This applies when the user selects Calender Server, "Microsoft Exchange."

This window lists all the LDAP servers that have been configured for the CTS-Manager. If all of the servers have been configured, use the Execute Tests button to make sure that they have been configured correctly.

Figure 7-16 LDAP Server Microsoft Active Directory Window

This window lists all the LDAP (Active Directory) servers that have been configured for the CTS-Manager. If all of the LDAP servers have been configured, use the Execute Tests button to make sure that they have been configured correctly.

If it is necessary to change the configuration of one, highlight the line, and click the Edit button to change the configuration.

To remove one, highlight it and then click the Delete button.

When adding a LDAP server, click the Add button and the following configuration window appears.

LDAP Server (Active Directory) Test Configuration Form

Figure 7-17 The LDAP Server (Active Directory) Add/Edit Configuration Form

Table 7-5 The LDAP Server (Active Directory) Test Configuration Form Fields 

Field Name	Field Value
Host	The hostname or IP address of the LDAP server.
Bind Mode	If you set this to secure you'll need to provide a security certificate.
Port	In Normal bind mode the port setting is 389. In Secure bind mode the port setting default is 636.
NonDefault or Default Context	The NonDefault button is selected as the default. To change this, select enter the default context in the form dc=mycompany, dc=com
Username	Enter the Username as the user fully qualified domain name. Note You also include the default context in the Username field. Examples are: cn=administrator, cn=users, dc=mycompany, dc=com.
Password	Password for LDAP server with administrative privileges.
Certificate	The full pathname to the LDAP security certificate. This is needed only if you are using the Secure Bind Mode.
User Containers	The containers from which queries are performed to retrieve user objects. More than one user container or user object can be specified. Cisco TelePresence Manager uses the values entered to search through the containers in sequence to retrieve user and meeting room (endpoint) information from the Directory Server. Additionally, these containers are used to retrieve user information for authentication. User containers are entered in the Entry field above the User Containers field. Use the Add button to add a user container to the list. To delete a user container from the list, select the specific user container and click Delete.
Scheduler Username	The scheduler username is the value of an end user ID.
Scheduler Password	When the user selects "None" option, then this is not needed for generic LDAP environment, otherwise use the same as the Password for LDAP server with administrative privileges
Login Attribute (EmailID)	For "None" option use "mail"

Test(s) Enabled by this Test Configuration Form

•Verify connection to LDAP server

•Verify user containers

•Extract all object classes

•Extract attributes of object class "Person"

•Retrieve display name for scheduler

•Authenticate scheduler user

Calendar Server (Microsoft Exchange) Host Configuration Form

Figure 7-18 The Calendar Server (Microsoft Exchange) Host Configuration Form

Table 7-6 The Calendar Server (Microsoft Exchange) Host Configuration Fields 

Field Name	Field Value
Host	The hostname or IP address of the Exchange server.
Bind Mode	If you set this to secure you'll need to provide a security certificate.
Port	In Normal bind mode the port setting is 80. In Secure bind mode the port setting default is 443.
SMTP LHS	Enter the CTS-Manager account or test account for full access or read access to rooms (endpoints).
Password	Enter the password for the CTS-Manager test account or Exchange administrative account, using English characters only.
Certificate	The full pathname to the Exchange security certificate. This is needed only if you are using the Secure Bind Mode.
Logon Name	Enter the logon name for the full access or read access privileges to rooms (endpoints). Enter the logon name in the same form as the SMTP LHS.
Domain	Enter the domain for the logon name.
Room Email IDs	Enter the full email address for each CTS endpoint, up to 5.

Test(s) Enabled by this Test Configuration Form

•Verify connection to Calendar Server

•Retrieve mailbox quota information

•Retrieving display name for room(s) (endpoints)

•Subscribe MS Exchange events for room (endpoint)

Test Configuration Forms in an IBM Domino Environment

You can use the PreQualification Assistant to test your LDAP server when specifying a IBM Domino calendar server. This applies when the user selects Calender Server, "Microsoft Exchange."

This window lists all the LDAP servers that have been configured for the CTS-Manager. If all of the servers have been configured, use the Execute Tests button to make sure that they have been configured correctly.

Figure 7-19 LDAP Server IBM Domino Window

This window lists all the LDAP (Domino Directory) servers that have been configured for the CTS-Manager. If all of the LDAP servers have been configured, use the Execute Tests button to make sure that they have been configured correctly.

If it is necessary to change the configuration of one, highlight the line, and click the Edit button to change the configuration.

To remove one, highlight it and then click the Delete button.

When adding a LDAP server, click the Add button and the following configuration window appears.

LDAP (Domino Directory) Host Configuration Form

Figure 7-20 The LDAP Server (Domino Directory) Add/Edit Configuration Form

Table 7-7 The LDAP Server (Domino Directory) Test Configuration Form Fields 

Field Name	Field Value
Host	The hostname or IP address of the LDAP server.
Bind Mode	If you set this to secure you'll need to provide a security certificate.
Port	In Normal bind mode the port setting is 389. In Secure bind mode the port setting default is 636.
Username	Enter the Active Directory user account username (not the logon name) in the form cn=ctm account Note You must also include the default context in the Username field. For example, cn=ctm account,o=ciscoDev.
Password	Password for LDAP server with read privileges.
Certificate	The full pathname to the LDAP security certificate. This is needed only if you are using the Secure Bind Mode.
Default Context	Enter the default context in the form o=ciscoDev
Scheduler Authentication
User Containers	The containers from which queries are performed to retrieve user objects. More than one user container or user object can be specified. The Cisco Telepresence server uses the values entered to search through the containers in sequence to retrieve user and meeting room (endpoint) information from the Directory Server. Additionally, these containers are used to retrieve user information for authentication. User containers are entered in the Entry field above the User Containers field. Use the Add button to add a user container to the list. To delete a user container from the list, select the specific user container and click Delete.
Scheduler Username	The scheduler username is the value of an end user ID (the logon name).
Scheduler Password	When the user selects "None" option, then this is not needed for generic LDAP environment, otherwise use the same as the Password for LDAP server with administrative privileges
Login Attribute (EmailID)	For this field use "mail".

Test(s) Enabled by the Execute Tests button

•Fetch and check LDAP version compatibility

•Verify user containers

•Extract all object classes

•Extract attributes of object class "Person"

•Retrieve display name for scheduler

•Authenticate scheduler user

•Verify connection to Unified CM servers

Calendar Server (IBM Domino) Configuration Form

You can use the PreQualification Assistant to test your LDAP Calendar server configurations when specifying a IBM Domino Calendar server. This applies when from the pull-down menu, the user selects System > Select Calendar Server > IBM Domino.

The Calendar Server (IBM Domino) window appears as shown in Figure 7-21

Figure 7-21 The Calendar Server (Domino Directory) Add/Delete Configuration Form

This window lists the Calendar server that has been configured for the CTS-Manager. If the server and the room (endpoint) subscriptions have been configured, use the Execute Tests button to make sure that they have been configured correctly.

If it is necessary to add the room email ID, enter the room email ID and click the Add button.

To remove one, highlight it and then click the Delete button.

Table 7-8 The Calendar Server (IBM Domino) Host Configuration Form Fields 

Field Name	Field Value
Host	The hostname or IP address of the Domino Calendar server.
Bind Mode	If you set this to secure you'll need to provide a security certificate.
Port	In Normal bind mode the port setting is 80. In Secure bind mode the port setting default is 443.
Organization Name	Enter the Domino Organization name.
Username	Enter the account name used to log on to the Domino server. The format is determined by the Email ID fields in the Person object classes and attributes.
Password	Enter the password for the username. The user must have a minimum of read permission on the resource database being used to test.
Certificate	The full pathname to the Domino security certificate. This is needed only if you are using the Secure Bind Mode.
Resource DB	Enter the name of the resource DB. For example, Telepres.nsf.
Room Subscription
Room Email IDs	Enter the full email id for each CTS endpoint. The format for each Email id is: Testendpoint/Site1

Test(s) Enabled by the Execute Tests button

•Verify connection to Calendar Server

•Retrieve mailbox quota information

•Retrieve room (endpoint) to database mapping test

•Retrieving display name for room(s) (endpoints)

•Retrieve samples of calendar documents

Cisco Unified Communications Manager Server (IBM Domino) Configuration Window

This window lists all the Cisco Unified CM (Unified CM) servers that have been configured for the CTS-Manager. If all of the Unified CM servers have been configured, use the Execute Tests button to make sure that they have been configured correctly.

If it is necessary to change the configuration of one, highlight the line, and click the Edit button to change the configuration.

To remove one, highlight it and then click the Delete button.

When adding a Unified CM, click the Add button and the following Host Configuration window appears.

Figure 7-22 Unified Communications Manager Server (IBM Domino) Window

This window lists all the LDAP (Domino Directory) servers that have been configured for the CTS-Manager. If all of the LDAP servers have been configured, use the Execute Tests button to make sure that they have been configured correctly.

If it is necessary to change the configuration of one, highlight the line, and click the Edit button to change the configuration.

To remove one, highlight it and then click the Delete button.

When adding an LDAP server, click the Add button and the following configuration window appears.

LDAP (Domino Directory) Host Configuration Form

Figure 7-23 The Cisco Unified CM Add/Edit Configuration Form

Table 7-9 The Cisco Unified CM Add/Edit Configuration Form Fields

Field Name	Field Value
Host	The hostname or IP address of Cisco Unified CM
Bind Mode	This is always set to secure mode.
Port	This is always set to port 8443.
Username	Login account with Cisco Unified CM Application Username. The admin username is not needed.
Password	Password for Cisco Unified CM Admin account.
Certificate	The full pathname to the Cisco Unified CM security certificate.
Save	Use this button to save the configuration.
Cancel	Cancel from this window if not adding a new Unified CM or editing the configuration.

Test Configuration Forms in a Microsoft Exchange Web Services (EWS) Environment

You can use the PreQualification Tool to test your LDAP server when specifying a Microsoft Exchange EWS calendar server. This applies when the user selects Calendar Server, "Microsoft Exchange EWS."

This window lists all the LDAP servers that have been configured for the CTS-Manager. If all of the servers have been configured, use the Execute Tests button to make sure that they have been configured correctly.

Figure 7-24 LDAP Servers with Microsoft Exchange EWS Calendar Server window

This window lists all the Microsoft LDAP servers that have been configured for the CTS-Manager. If all of the servers have been configured, use the Execute Tests button to make sure that they have been configured correctly.

If it is necessary to change the configuration of one, highlight the line, and click the Edit button to change the configuration and the Host Configuration window appears, refer to Figure 7-25.

To remove one, highlight it and then click the Delete button.

When adding another LDAP server, click the Add button and the following configuration window appears.

LDAP Server (Active Directory) Add/Edit Configuration Form

This is the same configuration form that appears when adding any Microsoft Exchange server.

Figure 7-25 The LDAP Server (Active Directory) Add/Edit Configuration Form

Table 7-10 LDAP Server (Active Directory) Test Configuration Form Fields 

Field Name	Field Value
Host	The hostname or IP address of the LDAP server.
Bind Mode	If you set this to secure you'll need to provide a security certificate.
Port	In Normal bind mode the port setting is 389. In Secure bind mode the port setting default is 636.
Username	Enter the Username as the user fully qualified domain name. Note You also include the default context in the Username field. Examples are: cn=administrator, cn=users, dc=mycompany, dc=com.
Password	Password for LDAP server with administrative privileges.
Certificate	The full pathname to the LDAP security certificate. This is needed only if you are using the Secure Bind Mode.
NonDefault or Default Context	The NonDefault button is selected as the default. To change this, select enter the default context in the form dc=mycompany, dc=com
Scheduler Authentication
User Containers	The containers from which queries are performed to retrieve user objects. More than one user container or user object can be specified. The Cisco Telepresence server uses the values entered to search through the containers in sequence to retrieve user and meeting room (endpoint) information from the Directory Server. Additionally, these containers are used to retrieve user information for authentication. User containers are entered in the Entry field above the User Containers field. Use the Add button to add a user container to the list. To delete a user container from the list, select the specific user container and click Delete.
Scheduler Username	The scheduler username is the value of an end user ID.
Scheduler Password	The password associated with the scheduler username.
Login Attribute (EmailID)	Use the "proxyAddresses" EmailID attribute.

Test(s) Enabled by the Execute Tests Button

•Fetch default context from LDAP server

•Verify connection to LDAP server

•Fetch and check LDAP version compatibility

•Verify user containers

•Extract all object classes

•Extract attributes of object class "Person"

•Verify connection to Calendar Server

•Retrieve mailbox quota information

•Retrieving display name for room(s) (endpoints)

•Subscribe MSEWS events for room (endpoint)

•Retrieve display name for scheduler

•Authenticate scheduler user

LDAP Server Microsoft Exchange EWS Calendar Server Configuration Form

When you select the Calendar Server tab, Figure 7-26 appears. This window allows you to configure the calendar server for Microsoft Exchange EWS and add or delete room (endpoint) subscriptions.

Figure 7-26 LDAP Calendar Server Microsoft Exchange EWS Configuration Window

Table 7-11 Calendar Server (Microsoft Exchange) Host Configuration Form Fields 

Field Name	Field Value
Host	The hostname or IP address of the Exchange server.
Bind Mode	If you set this to secure you'll need to provide a security certificate.
Port	In Normal bind mode the port setting is 80. In Secure bind mode the port setting default is 443.
Domain	Enter the domain for the logon name.
Username	Enter the username for the Exchange EWS server. Note If you are using Windows authentication, the format is: domain\username. If you are using basic authentication, the format is: username@ldapdomainname.com Caution If the CTS-Manager user logon name is different from the LHS of the email ID and there is no matching email ID for the user, Microsoft Exchange EWS will fail the mailbox quota test. To avoid this, add a secondary email ID that uses the CTS-Manager logon name as the LHS of the email ID appended with the SMTP domain.
Password	Enter the password for the CTS-Manager test account or Exchange administrative account, using English characters only.
Certificate	The full pathname to the Exchange security certificate. This is needed only if you are using the Secure Bind Mode.
Room Subscription
Room Email IDs	Enter the full email address for each CTS endpoint, up to 5.

WebEx Server

On this tab you configure a connection to the WebEx scheduling server, necessary for enabling the WebEx feature in CTS-Manager. The purpose of this is to test connectivity to the WebEx site. This information is not imported into CTS-Manager during first-time setup.

Figure 7-27 WebEx Server Window

Table 7-12 WebEx Server Host Configuration Form Fields 

Field	Description or Settings
Host	The configured hostname of the WebEx scheduling server.
Site URL	The address used to construct the URL that's used to access this meeting. This is the actual URL that CTS-Manager uses to communicate with WebEx. This is published in the email from CTS-Manager, and is displayed to users on the WebEx page of the CTS phone UI.
Admin Username	WebEx administrator's username (provided by the WebEx team)
Admin Access Code	WebEx administrator's access code (provided by the WebEx team)
Certificate	Certificate from the hostname (WebEx scheduling server) Note To get the certificate, open a web browser window and go to the hostname URL and download the certificate to your computer, then click Browse to select it and upload it to CTS-Manager. For detailed instructions on downloading the certificate with different browsers, see First-Time Scheduling of TelePresence Meetings with WebEx.