Cisco TelePresence Administrator's Manual page 395

ID Title
40020 Security alert
40021 Remote logging
enabled
40022 Security alert
40023 Security alert
40024 CRL checking
required
40025 SNMP enabled
40026 Reboot required The advanced account
40027 Security alert
40028 Insecure
password in use
40029 LDAP server CA
certificate is
missing
40030 Security alert
40031 Security alert
Cisco VCS Administrator Guide (X7.2)
Description
The connection to the Active
Directory Service is not using
TLS encryption
You are recommended to
disable the remote syslog
server when in advanced
account security mode
Active Directory secure
channel disabled; you are
recommended to enable the
secure channel setting
The TMS agent database has
the default replication
password set
Your login account LDAP
server configuration is
recommended to have
certificate revocation list (CRL)
checking set to All when in
advanced account security
mode
You are recommended to
disable SNMP when in
advanced account security
mode
security mode has changed,
however a reboot is required
for this to take effect
The connection to the TMS
Provisioning Extension
services is not using TLS
encryption
The root user's password is
hashed using MD5, which is
not secure enough
A valid CA certificate for the
LDAP database has not been
uploaded; this is required for
connections via TLS
Firewall rules activation failed;
the firewall configuration
contains at least one rejected
rule
Unable to restore previous
firewall configuration
Solution
Configure Active Directory Service
connection settings
Configure remote logging
Enable secure channel
View instructions on changing the TMS
Agent replication password
Configure login account LDAP server
Configure SNMP mode
Reboot the VCS
Configure TMS Provisioning Extension
services connection settings
View instructions on changing the root
password
Upload a valid CA certificate
Check your firewall rules configuration,
fix any rejected rules and re-try the
activation
Check your firewall rules configuration,
fix any rejected rules, activate and accept
the rules; if the problem persists, contact
your Cisco representative
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