Chapter 6 Connecting A G700 Media Gateway To An S8700 Media Server Configuration - Avaya G700 Installation And Upgrades

6
Connecting a G700 Media
Gateway to an S8700 Media
Server Configuration
The processor for an Avaya
serves as a remote port network. An Avaya
the G700. The G700 connects to the S8700 over a 10/100BaseT ethernet LAN or WAN (Figure 1). The
G700 is not equipped with an S8300 Media Server; although it could be configured as a Local Spare
Processor (LSP), which provides service to local users if the G700 loses its connection to the S8700.
Perform the tasks described in this section to connect a G700 to an S8700. The task descriptions assume that
other components of the S8700 are already installed and administered and that the G700 is added to serve as
a new remote media gateway.
Note: In this configuration, the license file for the S8300, if any, must be for a Local
Survivable Processor only and the configuration setup must indicate that the
configuration is for an LSP. The primary controller cannot be an S8300, but must
be the S8700.
PC with ASA,
DNM, or
Provision
S8700 Media Server
CN-A
10/100BaseT
IPSI
(TN2312)
PN
CLAN
(TN799)
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TM G700 Media Gateway may be an external media server. In this case, the G700
S8700 Media Server can serve as an external media server to
TM
LAN
S8700 Media Server
CN-A
10/100BaseT
Ethernet
Switch
10/100BaseT
CLAN
IPSI
(TN2312) (TN799)
OR
PN G600
CLAN
(TN799)
G700 Media
Gateway
Ethernet
Port (1 of 2)
IPLAN
/
WAN
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