Identifying The Configuration - Avaya DEFINITY Manual

Installing the MAPD

Identifying the Configuration

Before you set up the MAPD evaluate your configuration requirements and your
connectivity arrangements.
the connectivity arrangements they support.
LAN Connection
RJ45
Admin/Port B
Switch
RS232
MAPD
External
Cable
MAPD
Board
Maint/Port A
RS232
(Avaya Remote Access)
DCIU(reserved
for futrure use)
Figure 2-3. MAPD External Cabling and Connection Options
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Figure 2-3
Option 1 — Ethernet coaxial cable
10BaseT
(Twisted
Pair)
Balun
Ethernet Coaxial Cable
Clients
Option 1 — Ethernet twisted-pair
Clients
10BaseT
(Twisted Pair)
10BaseT
HUB
Option 1 — Null Modem
Null Modem
H600-258 G1
Option 2 — Modem to modem
G311
ED 1E434-11
NOTES:
Demarcation Point
— Provided by Avaya
— RJ45 connection
using a D8W modular wall cord
— Located on cross-connect field
— Maximum distance - 25 feet from switch
depicts the MAPD cabling connectors and
DLG and CVLAN Clients
DLG and CVLAN Clients
T/R
Modem Modem
T/R
Modem
Avaya Remote Access
Software
— Installed by customer
— Maintained by customer
9600 baud modem
CV/LAN supported Clients
— Windows NT
— UNIXWare
— Solaris Sparc
— Solaris X86
Telnet Management
Client
Telnet Management
Client
Terminal