Leds; G700 Media Gateway Processor Cli; Layer 2 Switching Processor Cli - Avaya G700 Maintenance Manual

1 Maintenance Strategy:

LEDs

The general use for LEDs is to give a quick overall understanding of the health of the system and
subsystems. When alarms or problems occur, LEDs indicate that attention by a technician is needed. Further
diagnosis or troubleshooting is supported by software-based solutions that can provide detailed text
explaining the error condition. Troubleshooting and diagnostic tasks can be supported by software accessed
by laptops in the field or remotely from an administrator's computer. LEDs are not suitable for conveying
any large permutation of potential diagnostic results.
The S8300 Media Server and G700 Media Gateway employ LEDs in three areas:
• G700 LEDs
• Media Module LEDs (either traditional DEFINITY server or augmented DEFINITY server)
• S8300 LEDs that give elementary S8300 status
For detailed information on specific LEDs and their use, see "LED Locations on the Media Modules" on
page 279 and "Media Module LEDs" on page 286.

G700 Media Gateway Processor CLI

The G700 Media Gateway Processor Command Line Interface (MGP CLI) provides access to configurable
and read-only data of all G700 subsystems as well as running test and displaying results. As a minimum,
MGP CLI supports all functionality the Device Manager provides. It provides access to the status,
parameters, and/or test of Media Modules, IP Entity Configuration, TFTP Servers, and DSP/VoIP resources.
"CLI Reference for the G700 Media Gateway Processor" provides a detailed description of each MGP CLI
command.

Layer 2 Switching Processor CLI

The Layer 2 Switching Processor CLI manages the layer 2 switching of the entire stack.
For more information about the L2 Processor CLI refer to "Avaya
Maintenance for S8300/S8700 and G700
555-234-101 — Issue 2 — October 2002
P330 Manager User Guide".
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