- System Overview
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- Using VMware vSphere With Your System
- Deploying a System Automatically
- Deploying a System Manually
- Configuring Your Mail Server, Time Zone, and Locale
- Altering the System After Deployment
- Adding a High Availability System for Version 2.5 and Later
- Expanding Your System
- About Updating a System
- Upgrading the System
- Testing the System
Using the Support Features
Customizing Your Log
You can generate log files that show activity on your entire system or for specific meetings. Use the log files to troubleshoot problems or to submit to the Cisco Technical Assistance Center (TAC) when you need assistance.
![]() Note | We recommend that you generate your log file during non-business hours. The large size of the log file can affect system performance. |
![]() Note | Log data is retained for 40 days. However, if you upgrade from a Cisco WebEx Meetings Server 2.0 deployment to Release 2.5, the log data from Release 2.0 is not transferred to the Cisco WebEx Meetings Server 2.5 system and therefore not available after the upgrade to Release 2.5 is complete. |
Setting Up a Remote Support Account
If you are having technical issues and contact the Cisco TAC for assistance, you can set up a remote support account to grant a TAC representative temporary access to your system. This product does not provide CLI access to administrators and therefore requires a TAC representative to troubleshoot some issues.
| Step 1 | Sign in to the
Administration site.
In a Multidata Center system, the DNS determines which data center Dashboard appears. Use this Dashboard to manage all the data centers in this system. | ||||||
| Step 2 | Select Support > Remote Support Account. | ||||||
| Step 3 | Select Enable Remote Support. | ||||||
| Step 4 | Complete the
fields on the
Remote
Support Account page and select
Create
Account.
The Remote Support Account Creation dialog box appears, displaying your pass phrase code. Contact Cisco TAC and provide the Remote Support Account Name and the pass phrase code to allow Cisco Support personnel access to your system. |
Disabling a Remote Support Account
| Step 1 | Sign in to the
Administration site.
In a Multidata Center system, the DNS determines which data center Dashboard appears. Use this Dashboard to manage all the data centers in this system. |
| Step 2 | Select . |
| Step 3 | Next to the
status message, "Remote Support is enabled," select the
Disable
It link.
The remote support account is disabled. |

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