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VoIP and EPICenter-Avaya Integrated Management
Figure 71: The Avaya Integration Server Properties, Admin feature
When you select Avaya Integration from the drop-down menu field at the top of the Properties panel, you
can set the following properties:
AIM Server Host
AIM Console Relative URL Relative URL of the Avaya Integrated Management Console. This is used to launch the
AIM Console Relative
Application Path
AIM Web Port
Trap forwarding to AIM
enabled
AIM Trap Port
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The IP address (or host name) of the system running the Avaya Integrated Management
server.
Note: In EPICenter 6.0 this must be the local host (127.0.0.1 or localhost).
Avaya Integrated Management Console in a browser window.
Relative path to the Avaya Integrated Management Console executable. This is used to
launch the Avaya Integrated Management Console when the EPICenter client is running on
the same system as the Avaya Integrated Management and EPICenter servers.
The port used to communicate via HTTP with the Avaya Integrated Management web server.
Default is 80, which is the Avaya Integrated Management server default. If the Avaya
Integrated Management web server uses a different port, you must reconfigure this setting
to match, or EPICenter will not be able to communicate with the Avaya Integrated
Management web server.
A check in this box indicates that trap forwarding from EPICenter to the Avaya Integrated
Management server is enabled. The default is enabled.
The port to which EPICenter should send traps. Default is port 162, which is the default
used by the Avaya Integrated Management Console. If this port has been reconfigured for
the Avaya Integrated Management Console, you must reconfigure this setting to match, or
trap forwarding will not succeed.
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