About S8500 Lsp Mode - Avaya S8500 Installing And Configuring

About S8500 LSP mode

Starting with release 3.1 of Communication Manager, the S8500 can be configured as a Local
Survivable Processor (LSP) and can be the primary controller for an IP network with port
networks. This new functionality is enabled by allowing H.248 gateways and H.323 endpoints to
register with the S8500 using the S8500's Processor Ethernet (PE) interface instead of a C-LAN
interface.
Table 4 lists the possible uses of the PE interface for an S8500 LSP.
Table 4: Use of the PE interface on the S8500 LSP
Possible
functions of
the PE
interface
Registration
H.248 gateway
registration
H.323 endpoint
registration
Adjunct
connectivity
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Status of the function
on the server
The PE interface is
always enabled for
registration.
H.248 gateway
registration is enabled by
default on the LSP
H.323 registration is
enabled by default on the
LSP.
Connectivity of adjunct is
enabled by default on the
LSP.
Administration needed
No. The use of the PE interface for registration
is enabled automatically by the
Communication Manager software.
The H.248 gateway enabled field on the
ip-interface procr form defaults to a yes on an
LSP. You can temporarily disable H.248
registration on the LSP by changing the
ip-interfaces procr form on the LSP. Any
change performed on the LSP will be lost
when the LSP receives a file sync from the
main server. After a file sync H.248 gateway
registration will default to a yes.
The H.248 gateway enabled field on the
ip-interface procr form defaults to a yes on an
LSP. You can temporarily disable H.248
registration on the LSP by changing the
ip-interfaces procr form on the LSP. Any
change performed on the LSP will be lost
when the LSP receives a file sync from the
main server. After a file sync H.248 gateway
registration will default to a yes.
Yes. Adjunct administration for the LSP must
be performed on the main server.
About S8500 LSP mode
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February 2006