- Cisco Connected Mobile Experiences (CMX) CVD
- CMXTOC
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- Radio Frequency and Location Based Design
- Summary of Radio Frequency and Location Based Design
- Radio Frequency Operating and Data Rates
- Radio Frequency Fundamentals
- Antenna Fundamentals
- 802.11 Fundamentals
- Location Fundamentals
- Pre-Deployment Radio Frequency Site Survey
- Access Point Placement and Capacity Planning
- Predictive Radio Frequency Planning
- Multi-Floor Deployments
- Capacity Planning and High Density
- Location Voice and Data Co-Existence
- Post-Deployment Radio Frequency Tuning
- Best Practices Checklist
Cisco Connected Mobile Experiences (CMX) CVD
- Updated:
- December 17, 2015
Chapter: CMX System Release Notes
CMX System Release Notes
MSE 8.0 Role-Based Access Control
As of MSE version 8.0 it is not recommended to utilize Read Access groups on the MSE. CMX Presence Analytics currently does not participate in Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) on the MSE. Hence any userid which is part of a Read Access group will also be able to add/modify/delete CMX Presence Analytics configuration. Note that the use of only Write Access and Full Access groups means that any non-IT personnel who require access to the CMX Analytics dashboard, analytics tab, or reports may also have access to add/modify/delete CMX Analytics (location and presence) configuration. One way to mitigate some of this risk is for IT personnel to download CMX Analytics Reports and email them to non-IT personnel at regular intervals. Alternatively, the list of non-IT personnel—such as store operations managers, marketing executives, etc.—who have direct access to the MSE for CMX Analytics should be kept tightly controlled.
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