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Cisco Prime Collaboration Provisioning Install and Upgrade Guide, 12.4

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Cisco Prime Collaboration Provisioning Install and Upgrade Guide, 12.4

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Get Started after New Installation

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January 30, 2018

Chapter: Get Started after New Installation

Get Started after New Installation

This section explains the following:

Log in to Cisco Prime Collaboration Provisioning

You can invoke Cisco Prime Collaboration using the client browser.

    Step 1   Open a browser session from your machine. See System Requirements - Server and Client Machine Requirements for information about supported browsers.

    Specify the IP address of the Cisco Prime Collaboration Provisioning application.

    Step 2   Enter https://IP Address
    Note   

    • You can use either the IP address or the hostname of the Cisco Prime Collaboration Provisioning server. We recommend that you use the hostname if you have configured it in DNS.

    • Troubleshooting Account CLI is supported only through SSH; Telnet is not supported. The port used for Cisco Prime Collaboration Provisioning is 22.

    Based on the browser you are using, you see one of the following:

    • In Windows Internet Explorer, the Certificate Error: Navigation Blocked window.

    • In Mozilla Firefox, the Untrusted Connection window.

    • In Google Chrome, the Privacy Error: Connection is not private window.

    These windows appear because Cisco Prime Collaboration uses a self-signed certificate.
    Step 3   Remove the SSL certificate warning.

    The Cisco Prime Collaboration login page appears.

    Step 4   In the Cisco Prime Collaboration login page, you must log in for the first time as a global administrator, using the same credentials that you have specified during the installation.

    The dashboard data is populated only after you perform tasks listed in the following table.

    Get Started with Cisco Prime Collaboration Provisioning

    After you install Cisco Prime Collaboration Provisioning, perform the tasks listed in the following table:

    Task and Description Navigation in Cisco Prime Collaboration Provisioning Application Section or chapter to be referred in the Cisco Prime Collaboration Provisioning Guide - Standard and Advanced, 11.x
    Step 1 (Optional if you are evaluating the product) Register a new license file.

    Administration > License Management

    We recommend that you add a license file through the user interface.
    1. Administration>License Management. Add License Files.

      The system validates the license file and updates the license. The updated licensing information appears on the License Status Information window (Administration > License Management).

      Note   

      If the license status is not refreshed after a few minutes, manually refresh the License Management window to view the updated license status.

    		Setting Up the Server
    Step 2 Add, configure, and synchronize call processors and message processors.

    Infrastructure Setup > Getting Started Wizard

    Infrastructure Setup > Infrastructure Configuration

    		Managing Devices
    Step 3 Set up domain deployment:
    • Create domains and assign call and message processors
    • Create service areas
    • Configure rules
    • Synchronize domain

    User Provisioning

    Managing Domains and Service Areas

    Synchronizing Processors, Users, and Domains

    Managing Users

    Step 4 Create and deploy templates to configure Cisco Unified Communication Manager or infrastructure configuration.

    User Provisioning, or

    Infrastructure Setup > Configuration Template

    		Configuring Templates in Provisioning
    Step 5 Assign user roles to a service area.

    Provisioning Setup > Domain > Service Area > Edit

    		Managing Users
    Step 6 Add a new user.

    User Provisioning > Add

    		Managing Users
    Step 7 Provision user services.

    User Provisioning

    		Managing Orders

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