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2. Obtain the IP addresses and subnet masks for the P333T Stack Processor and MGP on the
G700 to be replaced, and the default gateway on the customer's LAN (note: do not confuse
the default gateway with the MGP IP address).
3. Obtain the IP address of a computer on the customer's LAN that must be set up as a TFTP
server. Software needed to set up a TFTP server can be downloaded from the Avaya
Support Website (http://support.avaya.com/). If needed, instructions to set up a TFTP
server are given in
The TFTP server will also be used for TFTP backups (only if the G700 Media Gateway is
functional)
4. Check to see what media modules are installed in the G700 Media Gateway. You can do
this by looking at the media gateway itself or by logging in to the SAT of the primary
controller and running the display media-gateway number command.
5. Download to your laptop the most recent versions of firmware for each device in the G700
Media Gateway, including the P333T Stack Processor and the MGP and the media modules
you determined in the previous step.
These files are available Avaya Support Web site (http://support.avaya.com/). Select
Downloads then choose the equipment from the alphanumeric list.
!
CAUTION:
Media gateway or media module firmware must be current with or more recent
CAUTION:
than the version of Communication Manager software on the primary controller.
6. Arrange for access to the primary controller.
If the primary controller is an S8300, either in the G700 to be replaced or in another G700
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in the same stack or a connected stack, you will use a direct connection from your
laptop's NIC card to the Services port on the S8300. Your laptop must be properly
configured for the direct connection. For example, your laptop must be configured with
static IP address of 192.11.13.5. For this connection, the S8300 can be accessed using
the IP address 192.11.13.6.
Note:
See Installation and Upgrades for the Avaya G700 Media Gateway and Avaya
Note:
S8300 Media Server, 555-234-100, for detailed information about setting up
connections to the G700 and S8300 and the associated laptop configurations.
However, if the primary controller is at a remote location, you will need to be able to
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access the primary controller over the customer's LAN. The customer should provide a
computer connected to the LAN for this purpose. Alternatively, if the customer does not
provide a computer for this purpose, you could be in contact with someone who has
access to the primary controller and have them do the controller steps at the appropriate
times.
Appendix 1: Set up a TFTP
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