Avaya S8500 User Manual page 23

Table 2: Available actions 2 of 3
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Alerts
Serial Port
Network
Interfaces
Network
Protocols
Remote Control
Keys
Configuration File
Avaya Remote Supervisor Adapter User Guide
November 2003
Action
View and configure local
events, alerts and define
alert recipients.
Configure the serial port
and modem settings.
Configure the network
interfaces used with RSA.
Configure the network
protocols used with the
RSA.
Not used in the S8500
Media Server
configuration.
Backup, modify, and
restore ASM
configuration.
Using the Avaya Remote Supervisor Adapter
Description
This screen is divided into five sections:
•
Remote Alert Recipients: Define name,
notification method, number, PIN, e-mail
address, and PPP login ID and password.
•
Alert Forwarding: Not used in the S8500
Media Server configuration.
•
Global Remote Alert Settings: Defines
the number of times an alert retries and the
delay time between retries.
•
Monitored Alerts: Defines the type of
alerts within categories that will be sent to
an remote alarm recipient.
•
Monitored Local Events: Defines the
type of monitored events that will be sent
to a local alarm recipient.
Use to configure the serial port and modem
settings. The serial port on the RSA must be
dedicated to the RSA.
This screen is divided into two sections:
•
Ethernet: Define if Ethernet is enabled or
disabled and if DHCP or static IP
addressing will be used.
•
PPP over Serial Port: Define if PPP will
be used over the serial port, local IP
address, remote IP address, subnet mask,
and authentication.
This screen is divided into three sections:
•
Simple Network Management Protocol
(SNMP): Enable or disable SNMP agents
and traps, set community names, host
name or IP address.
•
Domain Name System (DNS): Enable or
disable DNS, set IP address of the DNS,
and configure the host table.
•
Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP):
Define the server host name or IP address.
Backup and restore the ASM configuration using
the Configuration File selection.
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