Alarming And Notification Web Interface; Snmp Web Administration; Diagnostics Web Interface - Avaya G700 Maintenance Manual

8 S8300 Media Server Web Interface:

Alarming and Notification Web Interface

Using the Alarming and Notification Web Interface, the user is able to display important system
alarms.

SNMP Web Administration

The user is able to perform the following tasks:
• Configure SNMP trap destination from the Web Interface
Note: This is for non-INADS alarms only. INADS administration is via command line
only per services.
• Start and stop the master agent

Diagnostics Web Interface

Note: The user is NOT able to test the LEDs on the G700 Media Gateway from the Web
Interface.
Using the Diagnostics Web Interface, the user is able to perform the following tasks:
Note: The main LED testing functionality is done from the G700 CLI.
• Make the "restart causes" MultiVantage history available via the Web Interface.
• View the system logs, including Avaya MultiVantage logs and CHIA logs
• Search and filter the logs displayed via the Web Interface
Note: The Linux CLI provides log-filtering utilities. The sorting feature organizes the
table fields (i.e. name, type, and timestamp) for the specific page.
• Display the current temperature and voltage
• Access the ping utility
• Access the traceroute utility
• Access the netstat utility
• Test the modem
Maintenance for S8300/S8700 and G700
555-234-101 — Issue 2 — October 2002
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