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akkadian Provisioning Manager Express 4.9 System Administration Guide Updated – January 13th, 2017 Copyright and Trademarks: I. Copyright: This website and its content is copyright © 2017 Akkadian, LLC. All rights reserved. Except with the prior written permission of Akkadian, LLC, any redistribution or reproduction of part or all of the contents of this website, including the redistribution or reproduction of any documentation or other materials downloaded from this website, in any form and in any media, is prohibited. II. Trademarks: Akkadian, the Akkadian logo and other trademark or service marks used on this website, whether registered or not, are the property of Akkadian, LLC and may not be used or reproduced without the prior written permission of Akkadian, LLC. aPME UG 1/8/2017 0001 © http://www.akkadianlabs.com/apme/ Table of Contents Task List for Installing and Configuring akkadian Provisioning Manager Express 4.9 .................................................... 4 Section 1.0 – System Requirements for akkadian Provisioning Manager Express 4.9 .................................................... 7 1.1 - Provisioning Manager Express 4.9 – Server Requirements ........................................................................................................................ 7 1.2 – Operating System Requirements .................................................................................................................................................................. 7 1.3 – Cisco Unified Communications Application Requirements ....................................................................................................................... 8 1.4 – SMTP Requirements ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 8 1.5 – Web Browser Requirements ......................................................................................................................................................................... 8 1.6 – Firewall Ports .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 8 Section 2.0 – Preparing Cisco Unified Communications Manager for Provisioning Manager Express 4.9 ................... 9 2.1 - Activate the AXL Web Service ......................................................................................................................................................................... 9 2.2 – Create aPME CUCM Application User ........................................................................................................................................................... 9 Section 3.0 – Preparing Cisco Unified Contact Center Express for Provisioning Manager Express 4.9 ...................... 11 3.1 – Assigning a user Cisco Unified CCX Administrator capability .................................................................................................................. 11 Section 4.0 – Preparing Cisco Unity Connection for Provisioning Manager Express 4.9 .............................................. 12 4.1 – Creating a Cisco Unity Connection System Administration Account ...................................................................................................... 12 Section 5.0 – Installing akkadian Provisioning Manager Express for Windows .............................................................. 13 Section 6.0 – Deploying the akkadian Provisioning Manager Express 4.9 Virtual Appliance ....................................... 16 Section 7.0 – akkadian Provisioning Manager Express 4.9 Initial Configuration ............................................................ 25 7.1 – Logging into akkadian Provisioning Manager Express 4.9 ....................................................................................................................... 25 7.2 – akkadian Provisioning Manager Express 4.9 Email Configuration ................................................................................................ 26 7.3 – akkadian Provisioning Manger Express 4.9 SSL Configuration ...................................................................................................... 27 7.3.1 – akkadian Provisioning Manger Express 4.9 Certificate Signing Request ............................................................................................. 27 7.3.2 – akkadian Provisioning Manger Express 4.9 Generating a Certificate .................................................................................................. 28 7.3.3 – akkadian Provisioning Manger Express 4.9 Uploading Certificates ..................................................................................................... 28 7.4 – akkadian Provisioning Manger Express 4.9 LDAP Configuration .................................................................................................. 29 7.5 – akkadian Provisioning Manger Express 4.9 Licensing .................................................................................................................... 30 7.6 – Configuring Application Servers in akkadian Provisioning Manager Express 4.9 ........................................................................ 31 7.6.1 – Configuring CUCM & UCCX Application Servers ..................................................................................................................................... 31 7.6.2 – Configuring CUC Application Servers ...................................................................................................................................................... 33 7.6.3 – Configuring Cisco WebEx Application Servers ........................................................................................................................................ 34 7.7 – Configuring Service Groups in akkadian Provisioning Manger Express 4.9 ................................................................................. 36 7.8 – Adding Groups and Permissions in akkadian Provisioning Manager Express 4.9 ....................................................................... 40 7.9 – Assigning Access to Service Groups in akkadian Provisioning Manager Express 4.9 .................................................................. 41 7.10 – Configuring Users in akkadian Provisioning Manager Express 4.9 ............................................................................................. 43 7.11 – Configuring Filter Templates in akkadian Provisioning Manager Express 4.9 ........................................................................... 44 7.12 – DN Pools in akkadian Provisioning Manager Express 4.9 ............................................................................................................ 46 7.13 – Configuring License Pools in akkadian Provisioning Manager Express 4.9 ................................................................................ 48 akkadian Provisioning Manager Express 4.9 System Administration Guide 2 7.14 – Configuring Global Variables in akkadian Provisioning Manager Express 4.9 ........................................................................... 50 7.15 – Configuring Device Pools in akkadian Provisioning Manager Express 4.9 ................................................................................. 52 7.16 – akkadian Provisioning Manger Express 4.9 Log Configuration ................................................................................................... 53 Section 8.0 - Getting Started with Templates in akkadian Provisioning Manager Express 4.9 .................................... 54 Section 8.1 – Using Variables with Templates in akkadian Provisioning Manager Express 4.9 ........................................................... 55 Section 8.2 – Creating Add Templates in akkadian Provisioning Manager Express 4.9 ....................................................................... 58 Section 8.2.1 – Creating Add Speed Dial Templates in akkadian Provisioning Manager Express 4.9 ........................................................... 58 Section 8.2.2 – Creating Add Voice Mail Profile Templates in akkadian Provisioning Manager Express 4.9 ............................................... 59 Section 8.2.3 – Creating Add User Templates in akkadian Provisioning Manager Express 4.9 ..................................................................... 61 Section 8.2.4 – Creating Add Line Templates in akkadian Provisioning Manager Express 4.9 ...................................................................... 62 Section 8.2.5 – Creating Add Device Templates in akkadian Provisioning Manager Express 4.9 .................................................................. 64 Section 8.2.6 – Creating Add CUC Voice Mail Templates in akkadian Provisioning Manager Express 4.9 ................................................... 65 Section 8.2.7 – Creating Add WebEx Templates in akkadian Provisioning Manager Express 4.9 ................................................................. 66 Section 8.2.9 – Creating Site Templates in akkadian Provisioning Manager Express 4.9 .............................................................................. 67 Section 8.3 – Creating Editing Templates in akkadian Provisioning Manager Express 4.9 .................................................................. 69 Section 9.0 – Getting Started with Jobs Templates in akkadian Provisioning Manager Express 4.9 ........................... 71 Section 10.0 – Getting Started with Provisioning in akkadian Provisioning Manager Express 4.9 .............................. 76 Section 10.1 – Bulk provisioning in akkadian Provisioning Manager Express 4.9................................................................................. 78 Section 10.2 - Scheduling in akkadian Provisioning Manager Express 4.9 ............................................................................................ 79 Section 10.3 – Using the Extension Mobility Tool in Provisioning Manager Express 4.9 ..................................................................... 80 Section 10.4 – Using the Swap Feature in Provisioning Manager Express 4.9 ...................................................................................... 81 Section 10.4.1 – Using the Device Swap Feature ................................................................................................................................................ 81 Section 10.4.2 – Using the User Swap Feature ................................................................................................................................................... 82 Section 10.5 – Using Bulk Swap in Provisioning Manager Express 4.9 .................................................................................................. 84 Section 10.6 – Using the CMC/FAC Editor in Provisioning Manager Express 4.9 .................................................................................. 85 Section 10.7 – Using the Visual Phone Editor in Provisioning Manager Express 4.9 ............................................................................ 86 Section 11.0 – Configuring FTP in akkadian Provisioning Manager Express 4.9 ............................................................ 87 Section 12.0 - Backup and Restore in akkadian Provisioning Manager Express 4.9 ...................................................... 88 Section 13.0 - System Update in akkadian Provisioning Manager Express 4.9 .............................................................. 89 Section 14.0 – Reporting in akkadian Provisioning Manager Express 4.9 ....................................................................... 90 Section 15.0 – Updating the PMEAdmin Password in akkadian Provisioning Manager Express 4.9 ........................... 92 Section 16.0 – Getting Started with the REST API in Provisioning Manager akkadian Provisioning Manager Express 4.9 93 Section 17.0 – Configuring the Self-Provisioning Service in Provisioning Manager akkadian Provisioning Manager Express 4.9 ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 100 Section 17.1 – Method 1 - Deploying Self-Provisioning using an IP Phone Service ..................................................................................... 100 Section 17.2 – Method 2 - Deploying Self-Provisioning with Auto-registration ............................................................................................ 102 akkadian Provisioning Manager Express 4.9 System Administration Guide 3 Task List for Installing and Configuring akkadian Provisioning Manager Express 4.9 To install and configure akkadian Provisioning Manager Express 4.9 complete the following tasks in the order presented: 1. Review the requirements for deploying akkadian Provisioning Manager Express 4.9 in Section 1 – “System Requirement for akkadian Provisioning Manager Express 4.9”. 2. Configure Cisco Unified Communications Manager for AXL API access. See Section 2.0 – “Preparing Cisco Unified Communications Manager for Provisioning Manager Express 4.9”. 3. Optional – Configure Cisco Contact Center Express for REST API access. See Section 3.0 – “Preparing Cisco Unified Contact Center Express for Provisioning Manager Express 4.9”. If you are not using Unity Connection, please proceed to step 4. 4. Optional – Configure Cisco Unity Connection for REST API access. See Section 4.0 – “Preparing Cisco Unity Connection for Provisioning Manager Express 4.9”. If you are not using Unity Connection, please proceed to step 4. 5. Install akkadian Provisioning Manger Express 4.9. See Section 5.0 – “Installing akkadian Provisioning Manager Express 4.9 for Windows” or Section 6.0 – “Deploying the akkadian Provisioning Manager Express 4.9 Virtual Appliance”. 6. Log in to Provisioning Manager Express 4.9 to perform the initial configuration – See Section 7.0 “akkadian Provisioning Manager Express 4.9 Initial Configuration”. 7. Configure the SMTP Host for password recovery and notifications. See Section 7.2 – “akkadian Provisioning Manager Express 4.9 Email Configuration”. 8. Optional – Upload SSL Certificate and Key. See Section 7.3 – “akkadian Provisioning Manger Express 4.9 SSL Configuration”. 9. Optional – Configure LDAP authentication. See Section 7.4 – “akkadian Provisioning Manger Express 4.9 LDAP Configuration”. This is only required if you wish to utilize LDAP authentication to access Provisioning Manager Express 4.9; otherwise proceed to the next step. 10. Upload the license file. See Section 7.5 – “akkadian Provisioning Manger Express 4.9 Licensing”. If you are trialing akkadian Provisioning Manager Express, this step is optional. 11. Add Applications Servers such as Cisco Unified Communications Manager and Cisco Unity Connection. See Section 7.6 – “Adding Application Servers to akkadian Provisioning Manger Express 4.9”. 12. Configure Service Groups to provide provision access to your Application Servers. See Section 7.7 – “Configuring Service Groups in akkadian Provisioning Manger Express 4.9”. 13. Optional – Add Groups and Permissions. See Section 7.8 – “Adding Groups and Permissions in akkadian Provisioning Manager Express 4.9”. The built-in groups can be used to provide access to Provisioning Manager Express 4.9. Custom Groups should be used for greater flexibility and security. 14. Associate Service Groups to User Groups in order to provide access to provision in Application Servers. See Section 7.9 – “Assigning Access to Service Groups in akkadian Provisioning Manager Express 4.9”. 15. Create Users and assign them to Groups. See Section 7.10 – “Configuring Users in akkadian Provisioning Manager Express 4.9”. The PMEAdmin user has no provisioning rights and should not be used for daily system administration. At least one user with System Administrator permissions will be required to complete the Provisioning Manager Express 4.9 configuration. Please note the username and password for this user, as it will be required for Step 15. 16. Log out of Provisioning Manager Express 4.9 as PMEAdmin and log back in using the user with Administrator privileges created in Step 14. 17. Optional – Create Filter Templates to limit device and data for Provisioners. See Section 7.11 – “Configuring Filter Templates in akkadian Provisioning Manager Express 4.9”. 18. Optional – Create DN Pools to streamline Directory Number assignment during provisioning. See Section 7.12 – “DN Pool Management in akkadian Provisioning Manager Express 4.9.” 19. Optional – Create Global Variables to simplify the provisioning process. See Section 7.13 – “Configuring Global Variables in akkadian Provisioning Manager Express 4.9”. Global akkadian Provisioning Manager Express 4.9 System Administration Guide 5 Variables are optional, though they are necessary to streamline the provisioning process. 20. Configure Provisioning Manager Express 4.9 Templates. See Section 8.0 - “Getting Started with Templates in akkadian Provisioning Manager Express 4.9”. Templates are the core of Provisioning Manager Express 4.9 and the number and types of Templates will differ depending on the environment. Section 7.0 will help you understand how to best utilize Templates in Provisioning Manager Express. 21. Create provision Actions. See Section 9.0 – “Getting Started with Action Templates in akkadian Provisioning Manager Express 4.9”. Actions Templates combine one or more Provisioning Templates to create a single template. 22. Start Provisioning. Use Action Templates to starting provisioning in your environment. See Section 10.0 – “Getting Started with Provisioning in akkadian Provisioning Manger Express 4.9”. 23. Optional - Updating the PMEAdmin password. For security purposes, it is best practice to change the PMEAdmin password. See Section 15.0 – “Updating the PMEAdmin Password in akkadian Provisioning Manager Express”. 24. Backup the system. It is recommended to back up the system when your configuration is complete as described in Section 12.0 – “Backup and Restore in akkadian Provisioning Manager Express 4.9”. akkadian Provisioning Manager Express 4.9 System Administration Guide 6 Section 1.0 – System Requirements for akkadian Provisioning Manager Express 4.9 1.1 - Provisioning Manager Express 4.9 – Server Requirements akkadian Provisioning Manager Express 4.9 is available for Windows Server or as a Linux Virtual Appliance. It was developed to run in a virtual environment on VMware ESXi 4.x and above. The recommended server requirements for akkadian Provisioning Manager Express 4.9 are based on several variables. In order to assist with allocating the proper resources for Provisioning Manager Express 4.9, use the Table 1.1.1 to determine the appropriate system resources. Table 1.1.1 - System Requirements Guideline System Requirements Devices (Phones Guideline or Device Profiles) Application Servers* vCPU* vRAM vDisk (Thick) vNIC SRG - 1 5000 10 1 4 GB 1x 110 GB 1 SRG - 2 15,000 20 2 4 GB 1x 110 GB 1 SRG - 3 30,000 40 2 6 GB 1x 110 GB 1 SRG - 4 60,000 60 4 8 GB 1x 110 GB 1 * Applications servers are defined as configured applications servers in aPME and is not related to the number of servers with a cluster. * Minimum of 2000 MHz reserved 1.2 – Operating System Requirements akkadian Provisioning Manger Express 4.9 for Windows Server is supported on the following Windows Server Operating Systems:  Windows 2008 R2  Windows 2012 R2 akkadian Provisioning Manager Express 4.9 System Administration Guide 7 1.3 – Cisco Unified Communications Application Requirements Table 1.3.1 Application Supported Versions Cisco Unified Communications Manager 8.x – 11.x Cisco Unified Contact Center Express 9.x – 11.x Cisco Unity Connection 8.x - 11.x 1.4 – SMTP Requirements Akkadian Provisioning Manager Express 4.9 requires an SMTP server to send users their initial password as well as important notifications. Ensure Provisioning Manager Express is authorized to send mail via the configured SMTP server. 1.5 – Web Browser Requirements  Internet Explorer 9.x+  Mozilla Firefox 20+  Chrome 1.6 – Firewall Ports If akkadian Provisioning Manager Express 4.9 is located behind a firewall, the ports in Table 1.6.1 are required for proper communication. Table 1.6.1 Traffic Port Direction Application Web Access HTTPS:443 Inbound --> aPME Communication to Cisco Communications Manager via HTTPS:8443 Outbound aPME --> CUCM AXL/SOAP API Communication to Cisco Unity HTTPS:8443 Outbound aPME --> CUC Connection via REST API FTP between application and Outbound aPME --> SFTP TCP Port 21 backup server Server Secure FTP between Outbound aPME --> SFTP TCP Port 22 application and backup server Server Outbound aPME --> SMTP SMTP mail to mail server TCP Port 25 Server TCP/UDP Ports 389 or Secure 636 / 3268 Outbound aPME --> LDAP LDAP authentication & 3269 for AD Server Global Catalog Server Network Time Protocol (NTP) UDP Port 123 Outbound aPME --> NTP Server akkadian Provisioning Manager Express 4.9 System Administration Guide 8 Section 2.0 – Preparing Cisco Unified Communications Manager for Provisioning Manager Express 4.9 akkadian Provisioning Manager Express 4.9 communicates with Cisco Unified Communications Manager using the AXL/SOAP API. Two items are required on Cisco Unified Communications Manager to allow access via the AXL API: 1. The Cisco AXL Web Service must be activated and started 2. An Application user with AXL API access If CUCM is already configured for AXL API access, proceed to Section. 2.1 - Activate the AXL Web Service The Cisco AXL Web Service is disabled by default on some versions of Cisco Unified Communications Manager. The service must be activated to enable AXL API access. 1. Browse to the CUCM Serviceability page on https://<IP_CUCM>/ccmservice 2. Tools > Service Activation 3. Select the Publisher node 4. Scroll down to Database and Admin Services 5. Check the box for Cisco AXL Web Service and click Save Figure 2.1.1 – CUCM AXL Service Activation 2.2 – Create aPME CUCM Application User To configure a new Application user: 1. From the Cisco Unified Communications Manager Administration Web page, select Application User from the User Management menu, and then click Add New. 2. In the User ID field, type PMEAXL. 3. In the Password and Confirm Password fields, type a password for the new user and then click Save. akkadian Provisioning Manager Express 4.9 System Administration Guide 9 4. Navigate down the page to Permissions Information. 5. Click Add to Access Control Group (User Group in some versions of CUCM) and then click Find. 6. Select Standard TabSync User and then click Add Selected. 7. Select Standard EM Authentication Proxy Rights and then click Add Selected. 8. On the Cisco Unified Communications Manager Administration Web page, confirm the Standard AXL API Access group is listed under Roles. Figure 2.2.1 – CUCM Application user Groups assignment akkadian Provisioning Manager Express 4.9 System Administration Guide 10

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