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12 Avaya Video Conferencing Manager Deployment Guide

Preparing Your Environment

Whether you are installing Avaya Video Conferencing Manager for the first time or

upgrading from a previous release, ensure that your environment meets the hardware and

software prerequisites, including port access and client support requirements, in “Planning

to Install Avaya Video Conferencing Manager Software” on page 14.

Gathering Device Usernames and Passwords

After you install Avaya Video Conferencing Manager, you can use it to discover and manage

supported devices. When Avaya Video Conferencing Manager attempts to manage a

device, it logs on to the device’s command line or administrative interface using the logon

information that you supply for each make of supported device in the Passwords page. If

the logon information is missing in the Passwords page, or has changed on the device, you

must manually update the login information on each discovered device in Avaya Video

Conferencing Manager before Avaya Video Conferencing Manager can manage it. Before

you discover devices, gather logon information for the devices that you intend to manage

with Avaya Video Conferencing Manager. For more information, refer to “Specifying Default

Passwords for Device Management” on page 30.

Planning for Users

Avaya Video Conferencing Manager supports multiple users and controls user access to

functionality through the use of roles. After you install Avaya Video Conferencing Manager

you can add users. Review the information about user roles and accounts in “Managing

User Accounts” on page 40 to determine which users to add and roles to assign. “Appendix

A: User Role Access” on page 101 identifies the access level by role for each task that users

can perform in Avaya Video Conferencing Manager.

Configuring Alarms

Avaya Video Conferencing Manager includes hundreds of alarms that span 15 categories.

Before training users to monitor and respond to alarms, Avaya recommends that you

determine which alarms you wish to monitor. Refer to “Appendix B: Alarms by Category”

on page 106 for a complete list of alarms, including each alarm’s description and default

status. After you install Avaya Video Conferencing Manager, set the monitoring status of the

alarms that you wish to monitor to ON and the status of all others to OFF on the Alarms

Configuration page in Avaya Video Conferencing Manager Administrator.

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