Cisco Systems MCS 7835 Series, MCS 7825 Series manual How to Perform Post-installation Procedures

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Chapter 1 Installing Cisco Unified Videoconferencing Manager

How to Perform Post-installation Procedures

Note The light next to each link indicates whether or not the connection to the target server or registration with the Gatekeeper is successful. When the light is red, a tooltip containing error details is available. Click the red light to view further error information.

Step 16 Remove the product CD-ROM.

How to Perform Post-installation Procedures

Confirming Installation, page 1-7

Running the Cisco Unified Videoconferencing Manager Service, page 1-7

Logging in for the First Time, page 1-8

Obtaining a License, page 1-8

Changing Server Name and Web Port, page 1-8

Confirming Installation

To confirm that installation is successful, wait 2-3 minutes for server initialization and then go to http://host-URL:port-number. After successful system initialization, the Resource Manager login window appears.

Running the Cisco Unified Videoconferencing Manager Service

Cisco Unified Videoconferencing Manager is installed as a Windows Service on your server.

Cisco Unified Videoconferencing Manager automatically starts when the server is started.

Go to Start > Settings > Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Services and find the list of Cisco Unified Videoconferencing Manager related services. The following services are installed:

Cisco Unified Videoconferencing Manager—The service that Resource Manager and Network Manager run on. This is started automatically.

Cisco SipServer—The service for the SIP User agent included with Resource Manager for SIP call control. This is started automatically.

Cisco Unified MeetingPlace H.323 Gatekeeper - The service that the internal gatekeeper runs on. This is started automatically.

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Contents Americas Headquarters Page N T E N T S OL-14925-01 Minimum System Requirements Pre-installationSupported Devices Snmp ServiceServer Operating System Ldap Server Types Protocol Ports Type Direction Purpose Destination Port RequirementsInstalling Cisco Unified Videoconferencing Manager How to Install Cisco Unified Videoconferencing ManagerInstalling Cisco Unified Videoconferencing Desktop Click Finish Running the Cisco Unified Videoconferencing Manager Service How to Perform Post-installation ProceduresConfirming Installation Changing Server Name and Web Port Logging in for the First TimeObtaining a License Uninstall Program Uninstalling Cisco Unified Videoconferencing ManagerOL-14925-01 Overview Backup and Restore ProceduresBacking Up the Database How to Perform Backup ProcedureBacking Up Configuration Files Backing Up the License Backing Up Branding and Sound FilesRestoring the Database How to Perform Restore ProcedureBacking Up the Internal Gatekeeper Configuration File Procedure OverviewRestoring the License Restoring Configuration FilesRestoring the Internal Gatekeeper Configuration File Restoring Branding and Sound FilesOL-14925-01

MCS 7845 Series, MCS 7825 Series, MCS 7835 Series specifications

Cisco Systems has been a leading provider of networking and communication solutions, and its MCS (Multimedia Communications Server) series is a prime example of its innovative technology. The MCS 7835, MCS 7825, and MCS 7845 Series are integrated servers designed to offer robust performance for various enterprise applications, particularly in unified communications and multimedia services.

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One of the main features of the MCS series is their compatibility with a variety of Cisco applications, including Cisco Unified Communications Manager and Cisco WebEx. This cross-compatibility allows organizations to seamlessly integrate the servers into their existing communication infrastructures, enabling enhanced collaboration among employees.

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In conclusion, Cisco's MCS 7835, MCS 7825, and MCS 7845 Series serve as powerful, reliable, and flexible solutions for enterprises aiming to enhance their multimedia communications. With cutting-edge technologies and robust features, they stand ready to support an evolving digital workplace.