Configuring The Application Processor (Ap) Network; Configuring The System Configuration File (Sys.cfg) - Avaya Media Processing Server 500 Hardware Installation And Maintenance

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This board's clock frequency is 80 MHz, bus ratio is 1:2

This board has 32 Megabytes of DRAM //matches the program memory installed

SOFTWARE WATCH DOG TIMER STATUS:

The watch dog timer is ENABLED and will timeout / RESET in 120 seconds.

TFTP BOOT LOADER PARAMETERS :

The IP and download file to start will come from the /etc/bootptab file

STARTUP DELAY:

Will wait 5 seconds before start up to allow parameter modifications

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(M)odify any of this or (C)ontinue? [C] c

If the NETWORK INTERFACE PARAMETERS field is not correctly set, modify the boot ROM for the

TMS, see

TMS Boot ROM

Configuring the Application Processor (AP) Network

You must modify a number of system files to boot load the TMS hardware.

Caution:

Only qualified Avaya field engineers can make the following modifications to system files. If

done incorrectly, the system does not reboot properly.

1. Configure the /etc/hosts files to provide an IP for each TMS card in the

system.

2. Configure the /etc/netmask files to provide a mask for the MPS 500 Class B

private networks.

3. Configure the /opt/vps/common/etc/tms/sys.cfg file to specify the broadcast IP

address from the AP node to the MPS 500 resource cards.

4. Modify /etc/hostname.xxxx files as shown in the following table

Table 3: AP Ethernet Ports

/etc/hostname.eri0

/etc/hostname.eri1

Configure the /opt/vps/common/etc/tms/sys.cfg file to support the broadcast IP 10.7.255.255 and

10.8.255.255.

October 2014

on page 126.

Enet_A_Gateway

Enet_B_Gateway

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Configuring the Application Processor (AP) Network

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