Site Inspection Checklist; Site Preparation - Nortel HMS400 Installation And Configuration Manual

Site Inspection Checklist

Before performing hardware installation ensure the following has been done during site inspection:
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Site Preparation

The following items should be made available before going on-site for installation:
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Nortel Hospitality Messaging Server 400
Installation and Configuration Guide
Description
Ensure that a "water fire-retardant" system is not present in the chosen
location. If this system is accidentally activated, it will severely damage
the server.
Ensure that there are no heat sources near the peripherals and
ventilation.
Ensure that the area is clean and clear of any debris.
Ensure that there is adequate space for all equipment.
Ensure that there is a desk, shelf or table for the monitor, keyboard,
mouse and modem (more space will be needed in a multi-server
environment).
Ensure that an external analog phone line is available for the support
modem (for multi-server systems, one analog line and modem are
required per server).
Ensure there are enough power outlets for the server, monitor, and
modem (more power outlets will be needed for multi-server systems).
Ensure that the 100/Gigabit BaseT Hub/Switch and Cat5 cables are
available for the servers (for multi-servers only). These are customer
supplied.
Description
Completed Pre-installation checklist
Sufficient power points with AC rating of 110V/220V
UPS of at least 400VA with Power Management software
recommended
1 LAN point (Optional)
56Kb USB Modem – recommended NTUB30HA: Orderable from Nortel
only in North America. Customers outside of North America will have to
supply their own USB modems (Requirement for remote technical
support)
Minimum of 8 modular telephone cords (RJ11) of at least 3m in length
each (actual number dependent on total number of channels
purchased)
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