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Created by: Daniel Dickinson on 22-06-2011 10:01:06 PM
Looking for the capability to create a 3rd party that can monitor a conference on the mcu and mute participants. Basically, the same functionality as the monitoring page of TMS, except through an API.
Does such an API exist?
Tandberg Systems in operation include:
TMS v13
MPS800 (phasing out)
MSE Codian Supervisor 8050 w/ two 8510 blades
VCS
Thank you
Subject: RE: Monitoring through api?
Replied by: Steve kapinos on 23-06-2011 01:51:08 AM
TMS does not currently provide a monitoring API - only an API for scheduling.
If you wish to create a monitoring application instead of using TMS, you can use the published APIs available from each the devices individually. That's what we did.. and we called it Cisco TMS
TMS could be used as a model to illustrate what is possible to create using the APIs of the various devices - but TMS does not offer a monitoring API of its own to expose or automate TMS's monitoring capabilities.
You can use the event notification features of TMS and SNMP trap features of TMS to have TMS report things upstream to a person or other application.
Created by: Daniel Dickinson on 22-06-2011 10:01:06 PM
Looking for the capability to create a 3rd party that can monitor a conference on the mcu and mute participants. Basically, the same functionality as the monitoring page of TMS, except through an API.
Does such an API exist?
Tandberg Systems in operation include:
TMS v13
MPS800 (phasing out)
MSE Codian Supervisor 8050 w/ two 8510 blades
VCS
Thank you
Subject: RE: Monitoring through api?
Replied by: Steve kapinos on 23-06-2011 01:51:08 AM
Daniel L Dickinson:Looking for the capability to create a 3rd party that can monitor a conference on the mcu and mute participants. Basically, the same functionality as the monitoring page of TMS, except through an API.
Does such an API exist?
Tandberg Systems in operation include:
TMS v13
MPS800 (phasing out)
MSE Codian Supervisor 8050 w/ two 8510 blades
VCS
Thank you
TMS does not currently provide a monitoring API - only an API for scheduling.
If you wish to create a monitoring application instead of using TMS, you can use the published APIs available from each the devices individually. That's what we did.. and we called it Cisco TMS
TMS could be used as a model to illustrate what is possible to create using the APIs of the various devices - but TMS does not offer a monitoring API of its own to expose or automate TMS's monitoring capabilities.You can use the event notification features of TMS and SNMP trap features of TMS to have TMS report things upstream to a person or other application.