I have a customer that uses both WebEx and on-premise CMS meetings and would like to know if they can use TMS. I'm wondering if I can set up TMS with both WebEx enablement and CMS.
If the customer is using Office 365, then you can use Webex Hybrid Calendar w/TMS to deploy '@meet' scheduling for CMS and '@webex' to book Webex Meetings.
If the customer is using MS Exchange, then @meet isn't supported, instead you can use TMS, TMSXE and Webex Productivity Tools. Deploy CMS w/TMS and TMSXE as normal, with the "Preferred MCU Type in Routing" set as "Cisco Meeting Server". All meetings that include two or more VC endpoints and/or include the scheduling mailbox will then book a CMS conference with OBTP. You can then add the Webex Productivity Tools Outlook plugin, if a user adds Webex to a conference via this method then TMS will schedule the OBTP conference as an "Externally Hosted" meeting using the Webex SIP URI.
If the customer is using Office 365, then you can use Webex Hybrid Calendar w/TMS to deploy '@meet' scheduling for CMS and '@webex' to book Webex Meetings.
If the customer is using MS Exchange, then @meet isn't supported, instead you can use TMS, TMSXE and Webex Productivity Tools. Deploy CMS w/TMS and TMSXE as normal, with the "Preferred MCU Type in Routing" set as "Cisco Meeting Server". All meetings that include two or more VC endpoints and/or include the scheduling mailbox will then book a CMS conference with OBTP. You can then add the Webex Productivity Tools Outlook plugin, if a user adds Webex to a conference via this method then TMS will schedule the OBTP conference as an "Externally Hosted" meeting using the Webex SIP URI.
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