Task Summary - Avaya G700 Installation And Upgrades

6 Connecting a G700 Media Gateway to an S8700 Media Server Configuration:
Figure 23. S8700 Media Server Configuration (Duplex) with a G700

Task Summary

To connect a G700 to an S8700, do the following tasks (Table 7). Some task descriptions appear at the
end of the Task List. Other task descriptions appear in other sections of this document.
Table 7. Task List to Connect a G700 to an S8700
Tasks (on the G700)
Task 1 — Install and turn on the
G700 Media Gateway
Task 2 — Assign the IP Address to
the Cajun Stack
Task 3 — Assign the IP Identity to
the Cajun Stack
Task 4 — Assign the IP Address to
the G700 Media Gateway
Task 5 — Assign the IP Route to the
G700 Media Gateway
Task 6 — Assign IP Addresses to
the VoIP Resources
Task 7 — Determine the Serial
Number for the G700
Task 8 — Configure the Avaya
S8300 Media Server (Only If G700
Has a Local Spare Processor)
Task 9 — Upgrade Software
Versions, If Necessary (Only If G700
Has a Local Spare Processor)
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Comments
To install the G700 Media Gateway, follow the
procedures in "Chapter 2, G700 Media Gateway"
. However, you do not insert an S8300 Media
Server unless the G700 has a local spare
processor.
Follow the procedures in "Configuring the Avaya
P330 Stack Processor" on page 34.
Follow the procedures in "Configuring the Avaya
P330 Stack Processor" on page 34.
Follow the procedures in "Assign the IP Address
to the G700 Media Gateway Processor" on page
38.
Follow the procedures in "Assign the Default IP
Route to the G700 Media Gateway" on page 39.
However, do not yet perform the task "Task 16 —
Set up the Controller List for the G700 Media
Gateway Identifying S8700".
Follow the procedures in "Assign IP Addresses to
the VoIP Resources" on page 39.
You need the G700 serial number for "Task 15 —
Assign the G700 Media Gateway on the S8700".
Follow the procedures in "Check the Serial
Number of the G700 Media Gateway Processor"
on page 37.
If the G700 is to serve as a local spare processor,
follow the procedures in "Configuring the Avaya
S8300 Media Server" on page 47. If the G700
does not have a local spare processor, go to
"Task 2 — Assign the IP Address to the Cajun
Stack".
Follow the procedures in "Upgrading the S8300 (If
Serving as the TFTP Server)" on page 58,
"Installing Software on the S8300" on page 59,
and "Chapter 5, Upgrading/Downloading
Software/Firmware"
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