Avaya S8100 Series Manual page 1061

Media servers and gateways
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Administering the IPSI circuit packs
To administer the TN2312BP circuit packs:
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You must complete steps 1 and 2 just once for all IPSIs. Repeat the remaining
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steps for each IPSI.
1. If any of the IPSIs in the configuration are duplicated, enter change
system-parameters duplication to set Enable Operation of IPSI Duplication to y.
2. Enter change system-parameters ipserver-interface to set the Switch
Identifier for the IPSIs on this system. This identifier is usually A. If the identifier is not A,
enter the correct value as a letter B to J in the Switch Identifier field and press Submit.
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Repeat steps
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3. To add a new IPSI, enter add ipserver-interface n, where n is the PN number.
4. Perform one of the following actions, depending on whether you want to use DHCP
addressing or static addressing. Use DHCP addressing usually with dedicated control
networks. Use static addressing usually with nondedicated control networks.
For DHCP addressing:
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After you reseat the circuit pack, you must start the configuration operation within
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5 seconds.
a. Reseat the IPSI circuit pack to enable the recessed configuration button on the IPSI
faceplate.
b. To set the Switch ID and cabinet number, press the recessed button on the IPSI
faceplate. When finished, continue with the next task,
and diffserv parameters
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For more information about these settings, see Adding New Hardware — Avaya
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S8500 and S8700 Series Media Servers (555-245-212).
For static addressing:
a. Connect the services laptop to the Services port on the IPSI faceplate.
b. Type telnet 192.11.13.6 to access the IPSI.
c. At the IPSI prompt, enter ipsilogin to log in to the IPSI IP Administration Utility.
d. Log in as craft and use the IPSI password
e. Type set control interface ipaddr netmask to enter the static IP address
and the netmask.
f. Enter quit to save the changes and end the IPSI session.
3
and
4
for each new IPSI.
on page 1062.
Conversion Tasks
Setting the VLAN parameters
Issue 2.1 June 2006
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