Avaya S8700 Series Manual page 27

Verify that you have the appropriate logins and passwords to access the media servers
and server complex components.
When you have finished installing the authentication file, Communication Manager will
have a password for all Avaya logins, including craft. This password is unique to the
customer's media server. You can use the password the next time you log in as craft,
provided you access the media server through the Services port. You do not need an ASG
challenge/response to log in this way, even though every other means of craft access will
still require an ASG challenge/response.
This unique craft password remains valid until it is changed by installing a new
authentication file.
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CAUTION:
The following must be done before freezing translations or saving translations to
CAUTION:
an MO disk that will be used to read translations directly into a media server.
Verify that existing logins do not begin with a number or an asterisk (*). Linux does not
support logins that begin with a number or an asterisk (*).
- Use Avaya Terminal Emulation or Avaya Site Administration to perform a list logins
command
S8700 MC: Verify that the functions of the TN577 Packet Gateway and TN726B Data Line
circuit packs (BX.25 links and mode 2 data modules) were converted to work through the
C-LAN circuit pack. (The TN577 circuit pack cannot be reused.) Use the following
command to confirm:
- Use Avaya Terminal Emulation or Avaya Site Administration to perform a list
node-names command.
- Verify that peripherals (CMS, INTUITY) and Distributed Communication Service (DCS)
links have been assigned node names and have an Ethernet address assigned.
Remove all Mode II Data Modules prior to converting to the S8700 or S8710. The S8700
and S8710 do not support the following data modules:
- System Ports
- PDMs (7400/8400 Data Modules)
- PktGateway
- Pkt Data Dataline
- Modem Pool
- System CDR PDMs
- System Features Printer PDMs
Pre-migration setup
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