| Number | Item |
| | |
| 1 | Create Host A Record for new TMSXE Server |
| 2 | Install the Windows 2012 R2 server on a VM |
| 3 | Create a new User mail box TMSXE02 for access to the Exchange |
| 4 | Setting up a network Share for Cluster Configuration |
| 5 | The Share Server and Both the TMSXE server must be the members of the active directory domian |
| 6 | Only make the network share accessible to the machine accounts of both nodes and the administrator performing the installation. |
| 7 | Ensure that the new Server meets the Software requirements |
| 8 | Setup the NLB for the TMS booking Service |
| 9 | You must set up the load balancer to have a sticky connection to one of the nodes. When the primary node cannot be reached, the load balancer will switch to the secondary node |
| 10 | Make sure the TMSXE01 has TMSXE Booking Service Installed |
| 11 | Modify the TMSXE01 Installation to include the Clustering Package |
| 12 | Create a DNS record for the virtual IP of the NLB. |
| 13 | Add this NLB hostname to WebEx as the Cisco TMSXE Host Address for the webex Productivity Tools |
| 14 | Verify the Frist node has been fully configured |
| 15 | On the Advanced Settings tab for Frist node, change the folder locations for shared data and configuration files to be on a network share to which both nodes have read/write access. |
| 16 | Click Next to Proceed the Validation of the Systems and Mailboxes. Process Could Take about 90 Seconds. |
| 17 | Stop TMSXE Service on First node |
| 18 | Begin the Installer on Second Server |
| 19 | Configure the Active Directory Settings on Second Node |
| 20 | Provide the necessary Exchange connection details, which must be exactly the same as for the first node. |
| 21 | Cisco TMSXE will use this detail to identify the primary node, and all configuration data that can be shared, will be imported and validated. |
| 22 | An overview of the imported data is displayed. |
| 23 | Red marks will be shown if some or all of the data could not be validated, with guidance on addressing the issues. |
| 24 | Resolve any issues on the first node or with access to network Shares when red marks are seen |
| 25 | On this node, go back to the previous step and re-validate the Import. |
| 26 | Enter authentication details for Cisco TMS and Exchange. |
| 27 | Click Next to validate all settings. |
| 28 | Click Save to save the settings. |
| 29 | Start the Cisco TMSXE Service in first node and second node from the Windows Service. |
| 30 | Verify the Cluster Setup by starting the Configuration tool and the first screen will include information about current state of the cluster |
| 31 | Check TMSXE-log txt, which includes information about which node is active and the state of the node you are connected to. |
| 32 | Stop the Cisco TMSXE Service on the active node |
| 33 | Verify using the log or Configuration tool on the second node that it has been promoted to active |
