Chapter 3: Configuration; Network Configuration; Configuring Network Ip Addresses - Avaya Media Processing Server 1000 Hardware Installation And Maintenance

Chapter 3: Configuration

This chapter covers:

1. Network Configuration

2. Configuration Files
3. Configuring the Terminal Server
4. Configuring Redundant Ethernet
5. Configuring Network Attached Storage
6. NetMeeting Setup and Configuration
7. Verifying and Modifying Boot ROM Settings
8. System Self Tests
Network Configuration
Caution:
Avaya strongly recommends that system configuration changes be made only by qualified
service personnel. If necessary, consult with Avaya technical support or field service
engineering.
Caution:
MPS system cards are designed to work on Ethernet links with Auto-Negotiation enabled, IEEE
802.3-2005 Section 28. Forcing the link to anything except 10 Meg half-duplex may result in
duplex mismatch which will cause loss of packets under load.

Configuring Network IP Addresses

The devices in a MPS 1000 system, except the DCC, obtain their software images through a
process known as bootp.
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