Administering The Router For "Session Chassis" Access From The Tgm550 And Non-Root Services Access; Configuring The Mgc List - Avaya IG550 Installing And Configuring

Installing an IG550 Integrated Gateway with the CLI
Administering the router for "session chassis" access from the
TGM550 and non-root services access
Note:
You cannot use the root login when accessing the router with the session
Note:
chassis command.
1. Obtain an optional login and password from the customer. This login is to be used to access
the router from the TGM550 with the session chassis command and as a services login to
the router.
2. At the root prompt (%), type cli.
3. At the cli prompt (
4. At the configure prompt (#), type set system login user <user_name> class
super-user, where <user_name> is the user login to the router from TGM550. This
command is completed based on customer requirements.
5. At the configure prompt (#), type set system login user <user_name>
authentication plain-text-password.
6. At the two password prompts, enter the password.
7. At the configure prompt (#), type commit.

Configuring the MGC list

1. At the configure prompt (
The cli prompt (>) appears.
2. At the cli prompt (>), type set tgm fpc <slot_number>
media-gateway-controller [<IP_address1> <IP_address2> <IP_address3>
<IP_address4>]
where <slot_number> is the location of the TGM550, <IP_address1> is either the
Processor Ethernet IP address of the primary server (S8300, S8400, or S8500) or an IP
address to a TN799DP C-LAN circuit pack connected to the primary server (S8400, S8500,
or S8700-series). The additional IP addresses are the addresses for additional C-LANs or
Local Survivable Processors (S8300, S8400, or S8500).
The MGC list is sent to the TGM550.
106 Installing and Configuring the IG550 Integrated Gateway
), type configure.
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), type exit.
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