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Which Cisco Tele Presence Management Suite Extension supports automated AD/LDAP import of users for creating an entitlement of up to 100,000 users and devices?
The correct answer is D. TMSPE. TMSPE (TMS Provisioning Extension) is the Cisco TMS extension specifically designed to support automated AD/LDAP user import and manage entitlements for up to 100,000 users and devices.
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Which Cisco Tele Presence Management Suite Extension supports automated AD/LDAP import of users for creating an entitlement of up to 100,000 users and devices?
Options
- ATMSXE
- BTMSXN
- CTMSAE
- DTMSPE
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(21 responses)- B5% (1)
- D95% (20)
Why each option
TMSPE (TMS Provisioning Extension) is the Cisco TMS extension specifically designed to support automated AD/LDAP user import and manage entitlements for up to 100,000 users and devices.
TMSXE (TMS Extension for Exchange) integrates Cisco TMS with Microsoft Exchange Server to enable calendar-based conference scheduling and has no AD/LDAP user provisioning capability.
TMSXN (TMS Extension for Notes) integrates Cisco TMS with IBM Lotus Notes for calendar-driven scheduling and is unrelated to AD/LDAP user import or entitlement management.
TMSAE is not a recognized standard Cisco TMS extension associated with AD/LDAP user import or large-scale entitlement management.
TMSPE (TelePresence Management Suite Provisioning Extension) is purpose-built for large-scale user lifecycle management, enabling automated synchronization of user accounts from Active Directory and LDAP directories. It supports entitlement provisioning for up to 100,000 users and devices, making it suited for enterprise deployments. Administrators use TMSPE to control which users and devices have access to TMS-managed conferencing resources.
Concept tested: Cisco TMSPE AD/LDAP automated user provisioning at scale
Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/products/conferencing/telepresence-management-suite-provisioning-extension/index.html
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