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Deploying Scopia
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Scopia XT Desktop server can be installed on servers with multiple Network Interface
Cards (NICs). Depending on the deployment and network configuration, you may want to control
which NIC is used for various server communications.
Important:
The minimum requirement is to use a 100 Mbit NIC. It is recommended that you use a Gigabyte
NIC for better performance. Bandwidth shown is for Standard Definition (384 kbps) or High
Definition (1024 kbps).
For example, in secure multiple NIC deployments you can use a NIC configured behind the firewall
to communicate with the Avaya Scopia
Desktop Client connections
page 12). In this case, configure the Scopia
the firewall. For the Scopia
NIC outside the firewall, and is accessible both inside and outside the enterprise.
For more information and to configure the public address, see
Public Address and Other Client Connection Settings
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Scopia XT Desktop Clients can connect to the Scopia
or a DNS name. In many deployments the Scopia
to clients outside the enterprise due to NAT or firewall restrictions. Therefore, Scopia
server has a public address, which must be a DNS name resolving to the correct Scopia
Desktop server IP address both inside and outside the corporate network.
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Avaya Scopia XT Desktop Server Installation Guide
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XT Desktop Deployment
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XT Desktop server with Dual-NIC
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XT Series, while using another NIC for Scopia
(Figure 5: Scopia
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XT Desktop public address, use a DNS name which resolves to the
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Figure 5: Scopia XT Desktop with a dual-NIC deployment
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on page 8
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XT Desktop with a dual-NIC deployment
XT Desktop IP address to represent the NIC behind
Defining Scopia
on page 31.
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XT Desktop server either by an IP address
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XT Desktop server IP address is not accessible
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August 2015