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Active Directory, Jabber Video and FindMe Lab

Lab written by:

Brent Foster, Collaboration CSE

[email protected]

Background

Cisco Jabber Video and VCS have the ability to authenticate Jabber Video accounts directly with Active Directory. Prior to this feature

being available, Jabber Video accounts had to be provisioned via TMS and could not use a centralized password.

This lab will walk you through the necessary steps to enable Active Directory authentication and integration for VCS & TMS. Additionaly

FindMe will be configured to facilitate dialing between VCS registered endpoints using SIP URIs and CUCM registered endpoints using

E.164 numbers. Finally after everything and place video calls using a Jabber Video client.

Section 1 - Configure TMS for Active Directory ProvisioningStep 1- Open a web browser and navigate to your Telepresence Management Suite instance at: http://tms.collab.com/tms/ and login with

the following credentials:

USER PASSWORD

Administrator Cisco12345

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Step 2- Go to the Systems Provisioning Users menu.

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Step 3- In the User Import section, click on Configure and set the Type to Active Directory (AD).

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Step 4- Use the following fields to complete the Active Directory configuration:

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Hostname: ad.collab.com

Port: 389

Username: administrator

Password: Cisco12345

Base dn: dc=collab,dc=com

Relative search dn: cn=users

Step 5- Press Savewhen completed.

Step 6- Next we will make changes to the default FindMe settings to include Communications Manager extension information.

Step 7- Go to the Systems Provisioning FindMemenu.

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Step 8- Click on the Device Templates, and then click Add Device Template:

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Step 9- In the Add Device Template box, use the following settings:

Display Name: CUCM Phone

Device Type: Video Endpoint

Device Address Pattern: {office_phone}@collab.com

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Step 10- Click Save when done.

Step 11- Click on the Location Templates link on the left hand side of your web browser.

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Step 12- Click on the Default Location Templateand then click on the Assign Templates button.

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Step 13- Check the Default Device checkbox for CUCM Phone and click Save.

Next, we will assign a Configuration template that will be applied when our users are imported from Active Directory.

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Step 14- Go to the Systems Provisioning Users menu.

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Step 15- Click on Configuration Templates in the bottom left hand corner of your TMS screen. This will bring up the Configuration

Templates window.

Step 16- Click on the Assign Templates link in the Configuration Templates pane.

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Step 17- Expand the movi folder and click on 4.3. Then press Add Template.

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Step 18- Name your new template Jabber Video and click OK.

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Step 19- Next, click Edit Configurations to modify the default settings used with Jabber Video.

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Step 20- Set the following values in your configuration template in Figure 16:

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Step 21- When all entries have been entered press Save.

Step 22- Next we need to assign the newly created Jabber Video template so they will be applied to each new user as they are imported in

the system.

Step 23- Click on Users and Groups

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Step 24- Click Assign Templates from the Configuration Templates section.

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Step 25- Finally, Check the box next to Jabber Video and press Save.

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We are now ready to start the Active Directory import process. To do so, Press the Start Import button as seen in Figure 20.

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If everything has been configured correctly you will see the following success message:

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Section 2 - Configure VCS for Active Directory authentication

Step 1- Open a web browser and navigate to your VCS Control at: http://vcs.collab.com and login with the following credentials.

USER PASSWORD

admin Cisco12345

Step 2- Navigate to the VCS Configuration menu, select Authentication, Devices, and then Active Directory Service.

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1. Set "Connect to Active Directory Service" to On.2. Set "Use DNS SRV lookup to obtain Domain Controller" to Yes3. Set "Use DNS SRV lookup to obtain Kerberos Key" to Yes4. Set your administrative username to Administrator5. Set your administrative password to Cisco12345
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Most domain information should already be filled out for you. Please verify that your configuration matches the image below and then cli

"Save".

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After you click save, you should see the message below indicating an Active connection to the Active Directory server.

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Step 3- Next go to the VCS Configuration menu, select Authentication, then Devices, then Configuration.

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Step 4- On the Device authentication page set "NTLM protocol challenges" to Auto.

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Step 5- Next, Go to the VCS Configuration menu, select Zones

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Step 6- Click on the DefaultZone zone.

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Step 7- In the Default Zone settings, set the Authentication policy to "Check credentials".

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Section 3 - Configure Jabber Video on your computer

Step 1- Begin by launching Jabber Video.

Step 2- Now, Click on the Tools icon to open the Advanced Settings window then:


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1. Set your Internal VCS to vcs.collab.com2. Remove anything from the External VCS field

3. Set the SIP Domain to collab.com

Step 3- Close the Preferences dialog box.

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Step 4- Now, Login as Janet Pymby using the following information:

USER PASSWORD

jpym Cisco12345


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Step 5- Click Sign In

Step 6- Once you are successfully logged in to Jabber Video, search for Tony Stark in the directory and place a call.

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