TANDBERG V 11.8 - Manual
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Table of Contents:
- Page 2 – Table of ConTenTs
- Page 3 – TMS; required; the “Windows 2000 mixed” domain level. You need to raise the domain; Limitations; Server OS; Exchange System Manager must be installed.; Outlook
- Page 4 – Uses a strong password, can be changed via Configuration Tool; Logging
- Page 6 – A reboot of the server might be required after the installation.; just need the username/password of the existing account to be used; Installation
- Page 9 – more control of the user, choose an existing TMS account.
- Page 13 – Click FINISH to complete the installation.; Notes about the Exchange installation; is incorrectly configured.; Policy doesn’t remove this privilege.
- Page 14 – Permissions needed by the Exchange integration; model of the integration.; TMSConfUser; Normal mailbox users; Video Conference Users
- Page 15 – address books until you reinstall the TMS Exchange Integration.; Uninstallation
- Page 16 – Upgrading; are not possible during the update.
- Page 17 – from the previous installation.; ing the ‘Start Synchronizer’ button.
- Page 18 – configured to show administrative groups.; Post installation setup
- Page 20 – Publish Custom Form; changed during installation, this would be:
- Page 22 – You can then publish the form as normal.; Create Exchange User representations for each sys-; ‘User’ in Exchange for each of the videoconferencing systems.
- Page 23 – may modify the Display Name of the account.; to propagate in the network.; integrate with Exchange and click the ‘Add to Exchange’ button.
- Page 24 – the systems with an existing account.; Let tool create accounts; get the same password.
- Page 25 – Use existing accounts
- Page 26 – Review selections; will display your choices.
- Page 27 – not send e-mails to the TMS-Service User in the Exchange domain. This
- Page 28 – Advanced Configuration; options for Asynchronous meeting requests.; Change password for tms-service; tings are updated as well as Active Directory.; Change log path; count needs to have write privileges to this directory.; Asynchronous meeting request; Attendee’ are rejected and no invites are sent.
- Page 29 – count in TMS to book the meetings.; Change ‘FROM’ address for outgoing e-mails; thing goes wrong with the booking,; Advanced Usage; Enable Autobooking
- Page 30 – Configure Calendar Rights and Sinks; data in Outlook is updated.
- Page 32 – ing “OK” then do so! Even if you want to change the permissions later.; Customize Calendar permissions; Import existing TMS booking entries for videocon-; on the Exchange Integration Configuration tool.; Enable users for booking of videoconference sys-; mins groups, created in part 8 of the Installation chapter
- Page 33 – Activating the VideoConference Form; ‘HOW TO CHANGE THE DEFAULT OUTLOOK FORMS’ at Outlook Exchange.; Making a booking using
- Page 34 – Booking meetings with Videoconferencing rooms; and users you want to participate in your meeting.
- Page 35 – folder of you meeting request:; Quality; set to ‘Default’, the default bandwidth defined in TMS will be used.; Picture Mode; the default value defined in TMS will be used.; Reservation Type
- Page 36 – Send Exchange meeting invitation
- Page 37 – jection email afterwards when the meeting is actually processed.; Changing or editing an existing meeting; done to meetings from TMS. The other way round happens immediately.
- Page 38 – Slow update of meetings from TMS to Exchange; the synchronizer is ran because the 5 minute interval.; Error messages of bookings in the past from TMS; book a meeting in Outlook.; Appendix A
- Page 39 – ) from Sysinternals to view output to OutputDebugstring.; Off; Value; Log to OutputDebugstring; Log size and rotation; for 10MB log files. This is the default value.; Appendix B
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TANDBERG
Microsoft Exchange
Integration
V 11.8
Installation and Usage
D3562 Rev.2
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TANDBERG offers an optional component to fully integrate the
TANDBERG Management Suite (TMS) with Microsoft Exchange and
Outlook. This integration gives the users the ability to schedule vide-
oconferences, book meeting rooms and invite participants using their
Microsoft Outlook client.
The videoconferencing systems are registered as resources in Ex-
change, allowing end users to view their availability when making
the booking.
Functional overview
The integration requires a software component to be installed on the
Microsoft Exchange server.
Note that there is no need to update any of the Microsoft Outlook
clients.
In a front-end/back-end server scenario, the integration should be
installed on a back-end server.
Please see
for more information about Microsoft
Exchange.
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Summary
2 Table of ConTenTs Server Requirements 3 Supported Clients 3 TMS requirements 3 Limitations 3 Technical Description 4 Installation 6 Uninstallation 15 Upgrading 16 Post installation setup 18 Making a booking using Outlook 33 Appendix A - Troubleshoot 38 Appendix B - Logging 39
2 3 Supported Clients Server Requirements TMS requirements TMS TMS V 9 for limited functionality, to get full functionality TMS V .7 or later is required Only one Exchange server can connect to TMS per Active Directory domain. If there are multiple domains that are integrated with the same or differ...
Technical Description Both TMS and Exchange have their own database for booking information. For Exchange the database contains resource availability based on free/busy information for resource accounts. This information is stored in Exchange mail- boxes and public folders. TMS knows the resource av...