Cisco CallManager Multilevel Administration Access Guide, Release 1.2(2) - Installing Multilevel Administration Access [Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CallManager)]

Table Of Contents

Installing Multilevel Administration Access

Downloading Cisco CallManager Multilevel Administration Access from the Web

Installing Cisco CallManager Multilevel Administration Access

Uninstalling Cisco CallManager Multilevel Administration Access

Accessing Cisco CallManager Multilevel Administration Access

Upgrading Cisco CallManager Multilevel Administration Access

Upgrading from MLA 1.1(1) Database to MLA 1.2(1) Database

Backing Up the MLA 1.1(1) Database

Restoring the MLA 1.1(1) Database Upon Installing Cisco CallManager Multilevel Administration Access 1.2(1)

Backing Up and Restoring MLA 1.2(1) Database

Backing Up the MLA 1.2(1) Database

Restoring the MLA 1.2(1) Database

Where to Find More Information

Installing Multilevel Administration Access

Multilevel administration access designates a separate executable that is available from the Cisco Connection Online (CCO). You can download and install multilevel administration access only after Cisco CallManager version 3.3(2) or later has been installed.

Use the following topics to download, install, uninstall, access, and upgrade Cisco CallManager multilevel administration access:

•Downloading Cisco CallManager Multilevel Administration Access from the Web

•Installing Cisco CallManager Multilevel Administration Access

•Uninstalling Cisco CallManager Multilevel Administration Access

•Accessing Cisco CallManager Multilevel Administration Access

•Upgrading Cisco CallManager Multilevel Administration Access

•Where to Find More Information

Downloading Cisco CallManager Multilevel Administration Access from the Web

After you download and install the executable from the web, you replace the existing Cisco CallManager Administration with a version of Cisco CallManager Administration that includes multilevel administration access capabilities.

Perform the following procedure to download the executable from the web:

Step 1 Log in to Windows2000.

Step 2 Use a web browser to access the following URL:

http://www.cisco.com/cgi-bin/tablebuild.pl/callmgr-33

Step 3 Locate the MultiLevelAdmin Access application and download the file ciscocmmla-ffr.1-2-1.exe.

Step 4 Continue with the installation procedure. See the procedure in the "Installing Cisco CallManager Multilevel Administration Access" section.

Related Topics

•Installing Cisco CallManager Multilevel Administration Access

•Uninstalling Cisco CallManager Multilevel Administration Access

•Accessing Cisco CallManager Multilevel Administration Access

•Upgrading Cisco CallManager Multilevel Administration Access

Installing Cisco CallManager Multilevel Administration Access

If you were running release 1.1(1) of the MLA software, follow the instructions in the "Upgrading from MLA 1.1(1) Database to MLA 1.2(1) Database" section to back up the MLA 1.1(1) database and restore it while installing release 1.2(1) of the MLA software.

Multilevel administration access installs on Cisco CallManager version 3.3(2) or later database publisher and subscriber(s) servers. Multilevel administration access installation creates a separate multilevel administration access database. This database gets replicated from the publisher to the subscribers on which multilevel administration access is installed. For failover of the Cisco CallManager Administration and Serviceability pages with multilevel administration access, ensure that multilevel administration access is installed separately on the subscriber servers.

If the multilevel administration access database on the publisher server is down, multilevel administration access makes connection to the subscriber local multilevel administration access database with read-only access, and no modification to the multilevel administration access database can occur.

Multilevel administration access installation sets up the CCMAdmin and CCMService virtual directories with Anonymous Access for the Local NT administrator.

This section describes how to install the multilevel administration access on a user PC.

Note After downloading the multilevel administration access executable, install it on the database publisher server. If redundancy is desired, install the executable on one or more subscriber servers.

Note After installing multilevel administration access, you must log in as CCMAdministrator with the password that you provided during the install. Your old administrator password will no longer work.

Procedure

Step 1 Double-click the downloaded file to launch the installer.

Step 2 If you want to restore MLA data from the MLA 1.1(1) database, answer Yes to the install question "Do you have a Multilevel Admin 1.1(1) database to be restored?" Otherwise, answer No.

If you have not back up the MLA 1.1(1) database, install will prompt you to do so before continuing.

Step 3 Click Next at the Welcome to the MLA Installation Wizard window.

The License screen displays.

Step 4 Click Yes to accept the license agreement.

Step 5 Enter the Local System Administrator account information:

Userid: Administrator

Password:

Step 6 Click Next.

Step 7 Enter CCMAdministrator password:

Password:

Confirm Password:

Step 8 Click Next.

If the SQL System Administrator password is blank, Install displays a warning:

Your SQL SA password is blank. For security reasons, please change it.

Skip to step 13.

Otherwise, a dialog for entering the password appears.

Step 9 Enter SQL System Administrator account information:

User ID: sa

Password:

Step 10 Click OK.

If the System Administrator password is wrong, Install displays an error message:

Please enter the correct SQL SA password.

Return to step 9.

Step 11 Click Next.

The screen displays the Installation Directory information.

Step 12 Enter Multilevel Admin Base information, the directory search base for MLA user groups. Install displays the default base, which can be changed if needed.

Step 13 Click Next.

The Reboot dialog displays. For synchronization of Local System Administrator password changes, click Yes to reboot the server immediately, or click No to reboot later. Click Finish on the dialog that displays when Install completes.

Related Topics

•Downloading Cisco CallManager Multilevel Administration Access from the Web

•Uninstalling Cisco CallManager Multilevel Administration Access

•Accessing Cisco CallManager Multilevel Administration Access

•Upgrading Cisco CallManager Multilevel Administration Access

Uninstalling Cisco CallManager Multilevel Administration Access

The uninstall deletes the CCMAdmin and CCMService virtual directories and re-creates them with Basic Authentication as it existed prior to multilevel administration access installation. Multilevel administration access uninstall restores the Cisco CallManager configuration to its state prior to multilevel administration access installation.

Note After uninstalling multilevel administration access, you must use the local NT Administrator account to log in to Cisco CallManager Administration.

Related Topics

•Downloading Cisco CallManager Multilevel Administration Access from the Web

•Installing Cisco CallManager Multilevel Administration Access

•Accessing Cisco CallManager Multilevel Administration Access

•Upgrading Cisco CallManager Multilevel Administration Access

Accessing Cisco CallManager Multilevel Administration Access

After installing multilevel administration access, you can access the Cisco CallManager Administration and Cisco CallManager Serviceability pages with the following URLs:

http://<CCMServer>/ccmadmin

http://<CCMServer>/ccmservice

where <CCMServer> specifies the IP address or name of the Cisco CallManager server

The first time that you want to add users to user groups and to set up access privileges for user groups to functional groups, log in as CCMAdministrator with the password that was provided during install. You can make use of the existing user groups and functional groups or create custom groups and assign privileges. After you have done so, any directory user belonging to a user group can log in to Cisco CallManager Administration and Cisco CallManager Serviceability pages with appropriate privileges.

Related Topics

•Downloading Cisco CallManager Multilevel Administration Access from the Web

•Installing Cisco CallManager Multilevel Administration Access

•Uninstalling Cisco CallManager Multilevel Administration Access

•Upgrading Cisco CallManager Multilevel Administration Access

Upgrading Cisco CallManager Multilevel Administration Access

When you upgrade Cisco CallManager software to a major release or to a maintenance release, you must reinstall Multilevel Administration Access software that is compatible with your new Cisco CallManager version. When installing support patches and engineering specials for Cisco CallManager, you must also install a corresponding support patch or engineering special for Multilevel Administration Access.

Use the following topics to upgrade and to back up the MLA database:

•Upgrading from MLA 1.1(1) Database to MLA 1.2(1) Database

•Backing Up and Restoring MLA 1.2(1) Database

Upgrading from MLA 1.1(1) Database to MLA 1.2(1) Database

Perform the procedures that follow when upgrading from MLA 1.1(1) database to MLA 1.2(1) database. You need to complete two procedures to upgrade from MLA 1.1(1) database to MLA 1.2(1) database:

•Backing Up the MLA 1.1(1) Database

•Restoring the MLA 1.1(1) Database Upon Installing Cisco CallManager Multilevel Administration Access 1.2(1)

Backing Up the MLA 1.1(1) Database

Use the following procedure to back up the MLA 1.1(1) database. Perform this procedure prior to installing or upgrading to a new version of Cisco CallManager.

Procedure

Step 1 Choose Start > Programs > Microsoft SQL Server 7.0 > Enterprise Manager.

Step 2 Expand the Microsoft SQL Server tree.

Step 3 Expand the SQL Servers Group tree.

Step 4 Expand the your hostname tree.

Step 5 Expand the Databases tree.

Step 6 Click MLADB0101.

Step 7 In the right frame, click backup database.

Step 8 In the Destinations field, click Add.

Step 9 Specify the file name for the backup as C:\MLADB0101.dmp.

Step 10 Click Ok to return to the SQL Server Backup window.

Step 11 Click Ok to start backup.

Step 12 Before installing Cisco CallManager 3.3, make a backup of this file in another network directory.

Restoring the MLA 1.1(1) Database Upon Installing Cisco CallManager Multilevel Administration Access 1.2(1)

Use the following procedure to restore the MLA 1.1(1) database when you install Cisco CallManager Multilevel Administration Access 1.2(1).

Procedure

Step 1 Copy the backed up file to the server where you have installed Cisco CallManager 3.3 and are going to install Cisco CallManager Multilevel Administration Access 1.2(1). Place the file in the same location and use the same filename (C:\MLADB0101.dmp).

Step 2 While installing Cisco CallManager Multilevel Administration Access 1.2(1), answer Yes when you are asked whether you want to restore the MLA 1.1(1) database.

Backing Up and Restoring MLA 1.2(1) Database

The Cisco CallManager Multilevel Administration Access database does not get backed up automatically when you back up the Cisco CallManager database. The MLA database resides in a separate database, MLADB0102. You must explicitly back up and restore the MLA database by following these procedures:

•Backing Up the MLA 1.2(1) Database

•Restoring the MLA 1.2(1) Database

Backing Up the MLA 1.2(1) Database

Use the following procedure to back up the MLA 1.2(1) database.

Procedure

Step 1 Go to C:\Ciscowebs\MLA\install directory.

Step 2 Run the backup.bat with the directory and filename where you want the database to be backed up. Use the SQL system administrator user password (sa).

Example: backup.bat c:\backup MLADBbkup ****

Restoring the MLA 1.2(1) Database

You must use the following procedure to restore the MLA 1.2(1) database.

Note Use this procedure only if the database has been backed up already. See the procedure in the "Backing Up the MLA 1.2(1) Database" section.

Procedure

Step 1 Go to C:\Ciscowebs\MLA\install directory.

Step 2 Run the restore.bat with the filename from where you want the database to be restored (that is, the backup filename). Use the password for the SQL system administrator user (sa).

Example: restore.bat MLADBbkup ****

Where to Find More Information

Related Topics

•Introduction, page 1-1

•Multilevel Administration Access Configuration, page 3-1

Additional Cisco Documentation

•Installing Cisco CallManager

•Cisco CallManager System Guide

•Cisco CallManager Administration Guide

•Cisco CallManager Serviceability System Guide

•Cisco CallManager Serviceability Administration Guide

	Cisco CallManager Multilevel Administration Access Guide, Release 1.2(2)
	Installing Multilevel Administration Access
Cisco CallManager Multilevel Administration Access Guide, Release 1.2(2) Index Preface Introduction Installing Multilevel Administration Access Multilevel Administration Access Configuration Standard User Groups and Functional Groups	Download this chapter Installing Multilevel Administration Access Download the complete book PDF Version of Entire Book (PDF - 1 MB) Feedback Table Of Contents Installing Multilevel Administration Access Downloading Cisco CallManager Multilevel Administration Access from the Web Installing Cisco CallManager Multilevel Administration Access Uninstalling Cisco CallManager Multilevel Administration Access Accessing Cisco CallManager Multilevel Administration Access Upgrading Cisco CallManager Multilevel Administration Access Upgrading from MLA 1.1(1) Database to MLA 1.2(1) Database Backing Up the MLA 1.1(1) Database Restoring the MLA 1.1(1) Database Upon Installing Cisco CallManager Multilevel Administration Access 1.2(1) Backing Up and Restoring MLA 1.2(1) Database Backing Up the MLA 1.2(1) Database Restoring the MLA 1.2(1) Database Where to Find More Information Installing Multilevel Administration Access Multilevel administration access designates a separate executable that is available from the Cisco Connection Online (CCO). You can download and install multilevel administration access only after Cisco CallManager version 3.3(2) or later has been installed. Use the following topics to download, install, uninstall, access, and upgrade Cisco CallManager multilevel administration access: •Downloading Cisco CallManager Multilevel Administration Access from the Web •Installing Cisco CallManager Multilevel Administration Access •Uninstalling Cisco CallManager Multilevel Administration Access •Accessing Cisco CallManager Multilevel Administration Access •Upgrading Cisco CallManager Multilevel Administration Access •Where to Find More Information Downloading Cisco CallManager Multilevel Administration Access from the Web After you download and install the executable from the web, you replace the existing Cisco CallManager Administration with a version of Cisco CallManager Administration that includes multilevel administration access capabilities. Perform the following procedure to download the executable from the web: Step 1 Log in to Windows2000. Step 2 Use a web browser to access the following URL: http://www.cisco.com/cgi-bin/tablebuild.pl/callmgr-33 Step 3 Locate the MultiLevelAdmin Access application and download the file ciscocmmla-ffr.1-2-1.exe. Step 4 Continue with the installation procedure. See the procedure in the "Installing Cisco CallManager Multilevel Administration Access" section. Related Topics •Installing Cisco CallManager Multilevel Administration Access •Uninstalling Cisco CallManager Multilevel Administration Access •Accessing Cisco CallManager Multilevel Administration Access •Upgrading Cisco CallManager Multilevel Administration Access Installing Cisco CallManager Multilevel Administration Access If you were running release 1.1(1) of the MLA software, follow the instructions in the "Upgrading from MLA 1.1(1) Database to MLA 1.2(1) Database" section to back up the MLA 1.1(1) database and restore it while installing release 1.2(1) of the MLA software. Multilevel administration access installs on Cisco CallManager version 3.3(2) or later database publisher and subscriber(s) servers. Multilevel administration access installation creates a separate multilevel administration access database. This database gets replicated from the publisher to the subscribers on which multilevel administration access is installed. For failover of the Cisco CallManager Administration and Serviceability pages with multilevel administration access, ensure that multilevel administration access is installed separately on the subscriber servers. If the multilevel administration access database on the publisher server is down, multilevel administration access makes connection to the subscriber local multilevel administration access database with read-only access, and no modification to the multilevel administration access database can occur. Multilevel administration access installation sets up the CCMAdmin and CCMService virtual directories with Anonymous Access for the Local NT administrator. This section describes how to install the multilevel administration access on a user PC. Note After downloading the multilevel administration access executable, install it on the database publisher server. If redundancy is desired, install the executable on one or more subscriber servers. Note After installing multilevel administration access, you must log in as CCMAdministrator with the password that you provided during the install. Your old administrator password will no longer work. Procedure Step 1 Double-click the downloaded file to launch the installer. Step 2 If you want to restore MLA data from the MLA 1.1(1) database, answer Yes to the install question "Do you have a Multilevel Admin 1.1(1) database to be restored?" Otherwise, answer No. If you have not back up the MLA 1.1(1) database, install will prompt you to do so before continuing. Step 3 Click Next at the Welcome to the MLA Installation Wizard window. The License screen displays. Step 4 Click Yes to accept the license agreement. Step 5 Enter the Local System Administrator account information: `Userid: Administrator` `Password:` Step 6 Click Next. Step 7 Enter CCMAdministrator password: `Password:` `Confirm Password:` Step 8 Click Next. If the SQL System Administrator password is blank, Install displays a warning: `Your SQL SA password is blank. For security reasons, please change it.` Skip to step 13. Otherwise, a dialog for entering the password appears. Step 9 Enter SQL System Administrator account information: `User ID: sa` `Password:` Step 10 Click OK. If the System Administrator password is wrong, Install displays an error message: `Please enter the correct SQL SA password.` Return to step 9. Step 11 Click Next. The screen displays the Installation Directory information. Step 12 Enter Multilevel Admin Base information, the directory search base for MLA user groups. Install displays the default base, which can be changed if needed. Step 13 Click Next. The Reboot dialog displays. For synchronization of Local System Administrator password changes, click Yes to reboot the server immediately, or click No to reboot later. Click Finish on the dialog that displays when Install completes. Related Topics •Downloading Cisco CallManager Multilevel Administration Access from the Web •Uninstalling Cisco CallManager Multilevel Administration Access •Accessing Cisco CallManager Multilevel Administration Access •Upgrading Cisco CallManager Multilevel Administration Access Uninstalling Cisco CallManager Multilevel Administration Access The uninstall deletes the CCMAdmin and CCMService virtual directories and re-creates them with Basic Authentication as it existed prior to multilevel administration access installation. Multilevel administration access uninstall restores the Cisco CallManager configuration to its state prior to multilevel administration access installation. Note After uninstalling multilevel administration access, you must use the local NT Administrator account to log in to Cisco CallManager Administration. Related Topics •Downloading Cisco CallManager Multilevel Administration Access from the Web •Installing Cisco CallManager Multilevel Administration Access •Accessing Cisco CallManager Multilevel Administration Access •Upgrading Cisco CallManager Multilevel Administration Access Accessing Cisco CallManager Multilevel Administration Access After installing multilevel administration access, you can access the Cisco CallManager Administration and Cisco CallManager Serviceability pages with the following URLs: http://<CCMServer>/ccmadmin http://<CCMServer>/ccmservice where <CCMServer> specifies the IP address or name of the Cisco CallManager server The first time that you want to add users to user groups and to set up access privileges for user groups to functional groups, log in as CCMAdministrator with the password that was provided during install. You can make use of the existing user groups and functional groups or create custom groups and assign privileges. After you have done so, any directory user belonging to a user group can log in to Cisco CallManager Administration and Cisco CallManager Serviceability pages with appropriate privileges. Related Topics •Downloading Cisco CallManager Multilevel Administration Access from the Web •Installing Cisco CallManager Multilevel Administration Access •Uninstalling Cisco CallManager Multilevel Administration Access •Upgrading Cisco CallManager Multilevel Administration Access Upgrading Cisco CallManager Multilevel Administration Access When you upgrade Cisco CallManager software to a major release or to a maintenance release, you must reinstall Multilevel Administration Access software that is compatible with your new Cisco CallManager version. When installing support patches and engineering specials for Cisco CallManager, you must also install a corresponding support patch or engineering special for Multilevel Administration Access. Use the following topics to upgrade and to back up the MLA database: •Upgrading from MLA 1.1(1) Database to MLA 1.2(1) Database •Backing Up and Restoring MLA 1.2(1) Database Upgrading from MLA 1.1(1) Database to MLA 1.2(1) Database Perform the procedures that follow when upgrading from MLA 1.1(1) database to MLA 1.2(1) database. You need to complete two procedures to upgrade from MLA 1.1(1) database to MLA 1.2(1) database: •Backing Up the MLA 1.1(1) Database •Restoring the MLA 1.1(1) Database Upon Installing Cisco CallManager Multilevel Administration Access 1.2(1) Backing Up the MLA 1.1(1) Database Use the following procedure to back up the MLA 1.1(1) database. Perform this procedure prior to installing or upgrading to a new version of Cisco CallManager. Procedure Step 1 Choose Start > Programs > Microsoft SQL Server 7.0 > Enterprise Manager. Step 2 Expand the Microsoft SQL Server tree. Step 3 Expand the SQL Servers Group tree. Step 4 Expand the your hostname tree. Step 5 Expand the Databases tree. Step 6 Click MLADB0101. Step 7 In the right frame, click backup database. Step 8 In the Destinations field, click Add. Step 9 Specify the file name for the backup as C:\MLADB0101.dmp. Step 10 Click Ok to return to the SQL Server Backup window. Step 11 Click Ok to start backup. Step 12 Before installing Cisco CallManager 3.3, make a backup of this file in another network directory. Restoring the MLA 1.1(1) Database Upon Installing Cisco CallManager Multilevel Administration Access 1.2(1) Use the following procedure to restore the MLA 1.1(1) database when you install Cisco CallManager Multilevel Administration Access 1.2(1). Procedure Step 1 Copy the backed up file to the server where you have installed Cisco CallManager 3.3 and are going to install Cisco CallManager Multilevel Administration Access 1.2(1). Place the file in the same location and use the same filename (C:\MLADB0101.dmp). Step 2 While installing Cisco CallManager Multilevel Administration Access 1.2(1), answer Yes when you are asked whether you want to restore the MLA 1.1(1) database. Backing Up and Restoring MLA 1.2(1) Database The Cisco CallManager Multilevel Administration Access database does not get backed up automatically when you back up the Cisco CallManager database. The MLA database resides in a separate database, MLADB0102. You must explicitly back up and restore the MLA database by following these procedures: •Backing Up the MLA 1.2(1) Database •Restoring the MLA 1.2(1) Database Backing Up the MLA 1.2(1) Database Use the following procedure to back up the MLA 1.2(1) database. Procedure Step 1 Go to C:\Ciscowebs\MLA\install directory. Step 2 Run the backup.bat with the directory and filename where you want the database to be backed up. Use the SQL system administrator user password (sa). Example: backup.bat c:\backup MLADBbkup ** Restoring the MLA 1.2(1) Database You must use the following procedure to restore the MLA 1.2(1) database. Note Use this procedure only if the database has been backed up already. See the procedure in the "Backing Up the MLA 1.2(1) Database" section. Procedure Step 1 Go to C:\Ciscowebs\MLA\install directory. Step 2 Run the restore.bat with the filename from where you want the database to be restored (that is, the backup filename). Use the password for the SQL system administrator user (sa). Example: restore.bat MLADBbkup ** Where to Find More Information Related Topics •Introduction, page 1-1 •Multilevel Administration Access Configuration, page 3-1 Additional Cisco Documentation •Installing Cisco CallManager •Cisco CallManager System Guide •Cisco CallManager Administration Guide •Cisco CallManager Serviceability System Guide •Cisco CallManager Serviceability Administration Guide
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