C Miscellaneous Procedures; Setting The Name Of The Switch - Avaya DEFINITY ONE Installation And Upgrades

Installation and Upgrades for DEFINITY ONE and
IP600 Internet Protocol Release 10 555-233-109
C Miscellaneous Procedures

Setting the name of the switch

Setting the name of the switch

Setting the Windows name
To set the machine name, in a bash shell, type setip name=machineName. Limit
the machine name to 10 characters. Setip will allow you to enter more characters,
however Intuity AUDIX only displays the first 10 characters of the machine name
in its administration window.
Ex: setip name=mysite
After setting the machine name, the setip command displays both the old and
new settings.
Reboot the DEFINITY ONE. Enter reboot nice from a console bash shell.
Updating Intuity AUDIX machine name
1. Once Windows reboots, Update Intuity AUDIX. Enable the DEFINITY ONE
web page using a browser. Click the Administer System hot link. The web
page prompts for login and password. Use the lucent3 login with the new
password supplied by INADS.
2. Click the Intuity AUDIX Networking link. Click the Administrative Menu link
after the page loads. Click the Local Machine Administration link to load the
Local Machine Administration web page. Click the change button in the
middle of the page for Intuity AUDIX to re-populate its databases with the
current settings.
3. Exit the web pages and restart Intuity AUDIX.
Restarting Intuity AUDIX
Enable a telnet session to a LAC bash shell on DEFINITY ONE. Execute a shut-
down Audix command at the shell prompt. Select start Audix when shutdown
completes. When Intuity AUDIX restarts it recognizes the new machine.
Change system name
1. When the system is up, enable a DEFINITY SAT session, using either
telnet or Avaya Site Administration. Login as dinit (lucent1 will grant the
same permissions) with the appropriate password.
2. Enter change system-parameters features. On page 4, change the switch
name to match the Windows 2000 and Intuity AUDIX switch names.
Issue 6
December 2001
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