Cisco Unified CallManager System Guide, Release 4.2(1) - Administrative Accounts and Passwords [Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CallManager)]

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Administrative Accounts and Passwords

Administrator Account

BackAdmin Account

CCMCDR Account

CCMEML Account

CCMService Account

CCMServiceRW Account

CCMUser

SQLSvc Account

SQL Server Administration (sa) Account

Where to Find More Information

Administrative Accounts and Passwords

This section provides descriptions and guidelines for administrative accounts and passwords on a Cisco CallManager system. It covers the following topics:

•Administrator Account

•BackAdmin Account

•CCMCDR Account

•CCMEML Account

•CCMService Account

•CCMServiceRW Account

•SQLSvc Account

•SQL Server Administration (sa) Account

•Where to Find More Information

Caution For each account, Cisco requires that the same password exist on every server in the cluster.

Administrator Account

The Administrator account serves as the default Windows NT administration account. Cisco CallManager does not use this password.

Caution The same password must exist on every server in the cluster.

BackAdmin Account

The BackAdmin account supports the Backup service on a Cisco CallManager system.

Caution Cisco requires that the same password exist on every server in the cluster.

CCMCDR Account

The CCMCDR account supports the Cisco CDR Insert service, the Cisco Tomcat service, and the CDR Analysis and Reporting (CAR) tool.

Caution Cisco requires that the same password exist on every server in the cluster.

CCMEML Account

The CCMEML account supports the Cisco CallManager Extension Mobility Logout service.

Caution Cisco requires that the same password exist on every server in the cluster.

CCMService Account

The CCMService account supports the Cisco Extended Functions service and the Cisco RIS Data Collector service.

Caution Cisco requires that the same password exist on every server in the cluster.

CCMServiceRW Account

The CCMServiceRW account supports the Cisco CallManager and Cisco CTIManager services.

Caution Cisco requires that the same password exist on every server in the cluster.

CCMUser

Use the CCMUser account for anonymous access to the Cisco CallManager web site. When you are accessing the Cisco CallManager web pages, this account gives you access without logging into NT.

Caution Cisco requires that the same password exist on every server in the cluster.

SQLSvc Account

The SQLSvc account functions as the core account that is used for server-to-server interaction within a Cisco CallManager system. This account supports the Cisco Database Layer Monitor service and must be the same on every machine in the cluster for database replication to work properly.

Caution Cisco requires that the same password exist on every server in the cluster.

SQL Server Administration (sa) Account

This account serves as the default SQL Server administration account. You only use the sa password during installation and migration. Most of the system does not use this account.

Caution Cisco requires that the same password exist on every server in the cluster.

Where to Find More Information

Related Topics

•Cisco CallManager Groups

•Call Admission Control

•"Services"

Additional Cisco Documentation

•Service Parameters Configuration, Cisco CallManager Administration Guide

•Installing Cisco CallManager Release 4.2(1)

•Upgrading Cisco CallManager Release 4.2(1)

•Cisco IP Telephony Backup and Restore System (BARS) Administration Guide

•Cisco CallManager Serviceability Administration Guide

•Cisco CallManager Serviceability System Guide

	Cisco Unified CallManager System Guide, Release 4.2(1)
	Administrative Accounts and Passwords
Cisco Unified CallManager System Guide, Release 4.2(1) Index Preface Introduction Cisco IP Telephony Overview System Configuration Overview Multilevel Administration System-Level Configuration Settings Clustering Redundancy Call Admission Control Cisco TFTP Device Support Services Auto-Registration Partitions and Calling Search Spaces Time-of-Day Routing Understanding Route Plans Application Dial Rules Overview Understanding the Directory Managing User Directory Information Media Resource Management Annunciator Conference Bridges Transcoders Music On Hold Media Termination Points Cisco DSP Resources for Transcoding, Conferencing, and MTP Voice Mail Connectivity to Cisco CallManager SMDI Voice Mail Integration Cisco Unity Messaging Integration Cisco DPA Integration Call Park and Directed Call Park Call Pickup Cisco IP Phone Services Cisco CallManager Extension Mobility and Phone Login Features Cisco CallManager Attendant Console Cisco IP Manager Assistant Understanding Cisco CallManager Voice Gateways Understanding IP Telephony Protocols Understanding Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) Understanding Cisco CallManager Trunk Types Cisco IP Phones Understanding Video Telephony Computer Telephony Integration (Revised 01/08/2007) Cisco ATA 186 and Cisco ATA 188 Administrative Tools Overview Administrative Accounts and Passwords	Download this chapter Administrative Accounts and Passwords Download the complete book Cisco CallManager System Guide Book Length PDF (PDF - 4 MB) Feedback Table Of Contents Administrative Accounts and Passwords Administrator Account BackAdmin Account CCMCDR Account CCMEML Account CCMService Account CCMServiceRW Account CCMUser SQLSvc Account SQL Server Administration (sa) Account Where to Find More Information Administrative Accounts and Passwords This section provides descriptions and guidelines for administrative accounts and passwords on a Cisco CallManager system. It covers the following topics: •Administrator Account •BackAdmin Account •CCMCDR Account •CCMEML Account •CCMService Account •CCMServiceRW Account •SQLSvc Account •SQL Server Administration (sa) Account •Where to Find More Information Caution For each account, Cisco requires that the same password exist on every server in the cluster. Administrator Account The Administrator account serves as the default Windows NT administration account. Cisco CallManager does not use this password. Caution The same password must exist on every server in the cluster. BackAdmin Account The BackAdmin account supports the Backup service on a Cisco CallManager system. Caution Cisco requires that the same password exist on every server in the cluster. CCMCDR Account The CCMCDR account supports the Cisco CDR Insert service, the Cisco Tomcat service, and the CDR Analysis and Reporting (CAR) tool. Caution Cisco requires that the same password exist on every server in the cluster. CCMEML Account The CCMEML account supports the Cisco CallManager Extension Mobility Logout service. Caution Cisco requires that the same password exist on every server in the cluster. CCMService Account The CCMService account supports the Cisco Extended Functions service and the Cisco RIS Data Collector service. Caution Cisco requires that the same password exist on every server in the cluster. CCMServiceRW Account The CCMServiceRW account supports the Cisco CallManager and Cisco CTIManager services. Caution Cisco requires that the same password exist on every server in the cluster. CCMUser Use the CCMUser account for anonymous access to the Cisco CallManager web site. When you are accessing the Cisco CallManager web pages, this account gives you access without logging into NT. Caution Cisco requires that the same password exist on every server in the cluster. SQLSvc Account The SQLSvc account functions as the core account that is used for server-to-server interaction within a Cisco CallManager system. This account supports the Cisco Database Layer Monitor service and must be the same on every machine in the cluster for database replication to work properly. Caution Cisco requires that the same password exist on every server in the cluster. SQL Server Administration (sa) Account This account serves as the default SQL Server administration account. You only use the sa password during installation and migration. Most of the system does not use this account. Caution Cisco requires that the same password exist on every server in the cluster. Where to Find More Information Related Topics •Cisco CallManager Groups •Call Admission Control •"Services" Additional Cisco Documentation •Service Parameters Configuration, Cisco CallManager Administration Guide •Installing Cisco CallManager Release 4.2(1) •Upgrading Cisco CallManager Release 4.2(1) •Cisco IP Telephony Backup and Restore System (BARS) Administration Guide •Cisco CallManager Serviceability Administration Guide •Cisco CallManager Serviceability System Guide
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