Video broadcasting and recording with Cisco part 1 update. CUCM+TCS 6.2

So, Cisco updated Telepresence content server to version 6.2 and provided no release notes. And new documentation leaves much to be desired too (just look at the screenshots at http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/telepresence/tcs/6_2/administration/guide/tcs_6_2/cucm.html – can you guess what’s on them?). I’ve managed to upgrade my TCSs and made them work. 1) There is no upgrade tool presented on Cisco download portal. So I just got tcs_6.2_vm_package.zip, extracted it and ran S6_2_VM.exe on the machine with TCS 6.1. 2) After the install is completed, navigate to Content Server Web interface Management -> Configuration -> Site settings and make SIP setting section looks like that (click to enlarge)

Note: 192.168.20.1 is an IP address of Content Server and 192.168.0.1 – CUCM 3) Now it’s time to tune our trunks on CUCM. Navigate to Unified CM Administration -> System -> Security -> SIP Trunk Security Profile and create a new one with these settings:

4) Now navigate to Unified CM Administration -> Device -> Device Settings -> SIP Profile and create a new one named SIP Trunk profile for TCS. Copying a standart one would do, but don’t forget to tweak it like that:

5) Final step: go to SIP trunk you’ve created here https://profcollab.wordpress.com/2015/06/04/video-broadcasting-and-recording-with-cisco-part-1-cucmtcs/ and change its SIP Trunk Security Profile and  SIP Profile to the ones you’ve just created. Cisco also recommends to set Rerouting Calling Search Space and Out-Of-Dialog Refer Calling Search Space to something reasonable.