Initial Network Set-Up; Configuring The Avaya P330 Stack Processor - Avaya G700 Installation And Upgrades

2 G700 Media Gateway: Initial Network Set-Up

Initial Network Set-Up

The Avaya S8300 Media Server with an Avaya G700 Media Gateway integrates into the customer's Local
Area Network. You will need to establish IP identities for several components of the S8300 Media Server
with a G700 Media Gateway:
• The Avaya P330 stack processor
• The G700 Media Gateway processor
• Voice over IP module capability of the G700 processor
• Any other Voice over IP media module
• The S8300 Media Server, if present
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CAUTION:
These IP addresses must be exactly correct. If not, you could disrupt the customer's data
network. Contact your LAN administrator to be sure you have the right addresses and do not
proceed until you have verified the IP addresses are correct.
These primary IP addresses must be entered into the system manually, or statically, at installation. In
addition, routing information and other types of IP identification must be established for some entities.
These IP addresses will be determined by the network manager, recorded on the planning documentation,
and entered manually at installation. Follow the instructions in the Server Chapter for setting up the network
with an S8300 Media Server ("Network Setup with an Avaya S8300 Media Server") or with an External
Media Server.

Configuring the Avaya P330 Stack Processor

To establish communication with the Avaya P330 Stack processor, you will first connect your services
computer to the G700 Media Gateway via the serial connection. Then, you will login to the Avaya P330
command line interface. The login and password information are provided in the planning documentation.
Connect the Services Computer to the G700 Media Gateway
Begin
Use the serial cable and adapter provided with the G700 Media Gateway.
1.
Attach the RJ-45 console connector to the On-Site Administration Interface on the right side of
2.
the G700 Media Gateway.
Connect the DB-9 connector of the cable to the serial port on your services computer.
3.
Power up the services computer.
4.
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