Laptop Requirements - Avaya G700 Quick Start For Hardware Installation

Before You Go to the Installation Site

Laptop requirements

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Complete the following steps to retrieve the required license files and password files from
Remote Feature Activation (RFA):
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For an S8300 configured as a primary controller, one license file.
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If you are using the Avaya Installation Wizard to generate basic translations on an S8300
primary controller, you need to retrieve two license files:
NOTE:
Each license file must be labeled carefully because the files will be used at different points
in the installation process.
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Retrieve the password (authentication) file.
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Obtain the most recent versions of software and firmware on CD-ROM.
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If necessary for your installation, obtain a USB CD-ROM drive for use at the site. This drive is
not necessary if you have TFTP server installed on your laptop.
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The technician will be advised if ProVision will be used in addition to the Avaya Installation
Wizard. ProVision can be used to upload all of the Communication Manager translations.
Information on the Avaya Installation Wizard options for ProVision is in the Electronic
Preinstallation Worksheet.
Laptop requirements
The laptop PC that you use to access the S8300 and/or G700 and to launch the Avaya Installation Wizard
must meet the following requirements:
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A minimum display resolution of 800 by 600
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10/100 ethernet card installed
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Windows 95 or later
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Internet Explorer 5.0 or later
Once you have verified that all the above activities are completed, you can begin product hardware
installation following the instructions in this guide.
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Generate one license file with FEAT_DADMIN turned on by selecting
FEAT_DADMIN on the RFA Features screen.
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Generate a second license file with FEAT_DADMIN turned off by clearing the
FEAT_DADMIN selection on the RFA Features screen. The Modify System
Record function is used to create the second license file. This step is not required
for installations completed by Avaya authorized dealer technicians.
Quick Start: G700 and S8300
June 2004