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Deploy two connector hosts with 50 telepresence endpoints, you would need either four L-TMS-MSEX-25 option keys or two L-TMS-APPINT option keys for the integration on TMS. If both types of option key are present, TMS only uses the Application Integration Package key. If you already have TMSXE or Application Integration Package option keys: If you are not currently using the option key, you can use it with the Hybrid Calendar integration. If you are using the option key with TMSXE, contact your partner or sales team to request a second option key (or set of keys) for the Hybrid Calendar integration. If you plan to migrate from TMSXE within a short period of time, you can request a 90 day trial, and then reuse your original option key(s) once the migration to the Hybrid Calendar is complete. On-premises conference bridge resources must be configured (Meeting Server recommended). On-premises conference bridge resources, if used for this integration, must be configured (Meeting Server recommended). Users' time zones in TMS must match their time zones in the calendar system. For instructions on setting the time zone in TMS, see "User Administration" in the applicable Cisco TelePresence Management Suite Administrator Guide. A single Expressway node (to serve as the connector host between your TMS and the Hybrid Calendar), installed and running Download from software.cisco.com at no charge. We recommend the latest release of Expressway for connector host purposes. See Expressway Connector Host Support for Cisco Webex Hybrid Services for information about Expressway version support. We currently support only a single Expressway node dedicated to hosting this integration. The node must not be running any other hybrid service connectors. Also, this node must be the only calendar connector host in your Webex APP organization. We recommend a maximum of 10,000 scheduling users for this integration.

TMS integration This integration requires the following components: The cloud-based Hybrid Calendar with Google Calendar, deployed and configured Expressway (to serve as the connector host between your TMS and the Hybrid Calendar), installed and running Download from software.cisco.com at no charge. We recommend the latest release of Expressway for connector host purposes. See Expressway connector host support for Hybrid Services for information about Expressway version support. We currently support either a single Expressway node or two nodes operating as single-node clusters, dedicated to hosting this integration. We recommend two hosts. If the active host goes down, after a couple of minutes, new meeting requests are sent to the other host. The hosts must not be running any other hybrid service connectors. Also, the TMS integration hosts must be the only calendar connector hosts in your Webex App. organization. We recommend a maximum of 10,000 scheduling users for this integration. TelePresence Management Suite (TMS) 15.9 or later, installed and running, with the following configuration in place: A valid CA-signed server certificate must be installed. This integration does not support self-signed certificates. Each endpoint to be booked must already be added to TMS and licensed for general TMS usage. The TMS must have the same option key that is required to book endpoints with TMSXE, which is either of the following: For each Expressway connector host that you deploy, TMS must have one or more option keys, depending on your deployment size. The integration uses the same option keys that are required to book endpoints with TMSXE, which are either of the following: Small deployments—One TelePresence Management Suite Extension for Microsoft Exchange (TMSXE) option key for every 25 telepresence endpoints that are integrated with TMS (part number L-TMS-MSEX-25). Larger deployments—One Application Integration Package option key (part number L-TMS-APPINT). For example, if you

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