Index

Table Of Contents

A - B - C - D - E - F - I - L - M - N - P - R - S - T - U - V -

Index

A

about Provisioning Manager 1-1

audience for this document v

auto-allocation, disabling 2-4

autoregistration of phones, disabling 2-2

B

backing up Provisioning Manager 1.0 database 2-16

browsers, supported 1-3

C

cautions

Provisioning Manager, uninstalling 2-20

significance of v

Cisco Security Agent, interoperability with 1-4

Cisco Unified CallManager

and Internet Information Service (IIS) 2-2

maximum search results, configuring 2-4

username and password 2-3

Cisco Unified CallManager Express

auto-allocation, disabling 2-4

preparing for Provisioning Manager installation 2-4

configuring Provisioning Manager server

RAM 2-2

D

database, installing on separate system 2-11

directory numbers, disabling auto-allocation 2-4

disabling

auto-allocation 2-4

autoregistration of phones 2-2

documentation vi

audience for this v

typographical conventions in v

drive space requirement, server 1-3

E

Enhanced Security, Windows 2003 2-12, 2-15

evaluation license, limits for A-2, A-3

F

firewalls

and client access 1-3

and ports used by Provisioning Manager 2-8

I

IIS and Cisco Unified CallManager 2-2

installation fails

restoring 2-13

installing Provisioning Manager 2-9to 2-12

preparing 2-1

devices 2-2

required input 2-9

server 2-2

verifying TCP and UDP port availability 2-8

L

license

directory A-3

evaluation, limits for A-2, A-3

file

obtaining A-3

registering A-3

incremental

installing A-3

purchasing A-2

moving to another server A-2

PAK, location of A-3

reminders A-4

status, verifying A-1

M

memory (RAM) requirements

client 1-3

server 1-2

N

new features in Provisioning Manager 1-2

P

PAK, obtaining A-3

phones

autoregistration, disabling 2-2

license limits A-2

server requirements related to 1-2

ports, occupied 2-8

preparing to install Provisioning Manager

Cisco Unified CallManager Express 2-4

client requirements 1-3

overview 2-1

server requirements 1-2

processor requirements

client 1-3

server 1-2

RAM, enabling 4 GB 2-2

Product Authorization Key. See PAK

Provisioning Manager, overview 1-1

R

registering license A-3

removing cupm Windows user 2-13

restoring Provisioning Manager 1.0 installation 2-16

S

service packs, Windows

on client 1-3

on server 1-3

software on server

not supported 2-9

required 1-3

supported 1-4

SQL server user for Cisco Unity 2-7

swap space requirement, server 1-2

T

TCP ports

used by Cisco Unity 2-7

used by Provisioning Manager 2-8

trusted site zone, adding Provisioning Manager to 2-12

typographical conventions in this document v

U

UDP and TCP ports used by Provisioning Manager 2-8

uninstalling Provisioning Manager 2-20, 2-20

upgrading Provisioning Manager 2-13to 2-15

distributed system 2-15

user and password

for Cisco Unified CallManager 2-3

for Cisco Unity SQL server 2-7

V

virus protection software

disabling during installation 2-9

interoperability with 1-4

VPN, and client access 1-3