- Preface
- Overview
- New and Changed Information
- Configuring and Monitoring the Cisco PAM Server
- Getting Started With the Cisco PAM Desktop Software
- Configuring User Access for the Cisco PAM Desktop Client
- Understanding Door Configuration
- Configuring Doors
- Configuring Door and Device Templates
- Configuring Personnel and Badges
- Multifactor Authentication
- Configuring Cisco Access Policies
- Events & Alarms
- Configuring Automated Tasks
- System Integration
- Video Monitoring
- VoIP Integration
- System Configuration Settings
- Backing Up and Restoring Data
- Upgrading the Server Software
- Upgrading and Configuring Gateway Modules
- Security
- Troubleshooting
- Related Documentation
- Glossary
- Index
Cisco Physical Access Manager User Guide, Release 1.4.1
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Index
A
Access Control Modules 6-5
Access GW Driver 6-4
ADA timespec multiplier 8-11
Alarms 12-9
Alert sounds 12-37
Anti-Passback Areas 11-18
Archived events 3-11
Audit trail records 12-14
Authenticate Credential 9-35
Automatic Backups A-2
Automation Driver 13-18
B
Badge Designer 1-15
C
Camera integration 14-2
Camera Inventory 15-24
Cisco Energywise 14-2
Cisco unified Call Manager(CUCM) 16-1
Cisco Video Surveillance Manager (Cisco VSM) 15-1
Cisco VSM Video Player 1-15
Cloning a Gateway 7-27
comma separated value (CSV) 9-15
Configure 1-5
Gateways
Doors 1-5
Credential Watch 12-19
CSV Import 13-24
D
Device Errors 6-15
Device I/O Rules 13-14
Devices 6-5
Device Status Colors 6-14
Digital media player (DMP) integration 14-2
Discovered configuration 6-2, 7-18
Door configuration templates 6-1
Door enable schedule
Door Modes 7-39
Door schedules 11-7
Door Sensor 6-24
Door Swing 6-24
Driver Manager 6-4
E
Edge Policies 13-9
EDI module 1-14
Electrostatic Discharge iii-xix
Enterprise Data Integration (EDI) 14-14
Events & Alarms 12-3
F
File Manager 7-35
Filter 4-12
G
Gateway Controller 6-4
Gateway template 1-8
Graphic Map 5-4
Graphic Map Editor 12-45
Graphic Maps 12-40
Graphic Maps Viewer 12-41
Grid Arrangement 15-12
Group Edit 4-14
H
Holiday 11-13
HSPD-12 Smart Card 9-33
I
Intel Pentium IV 4-2
K
Keypad 8-18
L
Least Restrictive 5-2
Lightweight Directory Access Protocol 17-3
Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) 5-12
M
Module Interface 6-5
Most Restrictive 5-2
O
Occupational Information 9-4
One-Time Manual Backup A-6
P
Personnel Fields Settings 17-12
PIN generator 17-17
Provisioned configuration 6-2, 7-18
Pruned events 3-11
Q
Quick Launch buttons 13-2
R
Reader 6-24
Really Simple Syndication (RSS) iii-xv
redundant (HA) server configuration 3-16
Relock interval time 8-25
Reset Gateway Password 7-32
REX 6-24
S
Scheduled mode 6-29
Schedule Manager 11-7
Server Backup File A-8
Special Cases 11-15
spurious events 8-32
Squelch 7-37
System Sanity Report 6-18
T
Time Entry Collections 11-17
Time Ranges 11-15
Two-Door Policies 11-26
U
UCS Admin 3-16
Unsquelch 7-37
User Interface Elements 4-8
V
VSM Camera Driver 6X 15-17
VSM Camera Driver 7X 15-15
W
Watch Level 12-12
Wiegand 8-18
Wiegand Keypad 8-18
Work Weeks 11-13
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