Version 6.6 217 October 2014
Installation & Operation Manual 26. Connecting the Media Gateway to the IP Network
26.7 Connecting the Mediant 8000 to the IP Network
After completing the new network configuration and activating it, re-connect the
network cables to the appropriate ES board’s Ethernet ports and/or connect additional
cables to match the configured interface separation as described in 'Configuring
Network Topology' on page 182.
26.7.1 Ethernet Ports Allocation on the ES/6600 Board
Each ES board features six 1Gb Ethernet copper ports, available on the
corresponding ES/6600/RTM board, located in the rear of the chassis. Use of the
Ethernet Ports depends on the configured interface separation as described in
'Configuring Network Topology' on page 182.
Table
26-11: Ethernet Ports Allocation on ES/6600 Boards
Interface Separation ES boards Ports Allocation
"One: OCM" (default configuration) Use Port 20 for connection to the IP network.
If Link Aggregation is enabled, use Ports 21 and
22 for additional connection to the IP network.
"Two: OC & M" Use Port 18 for connection to the OAM
(management) and Call Control network.
Use Port 20 for connection to the Media network.
If Link Aggregation is enabled, use Ports 21 and
22 for additional connection to the Media network.
"Two: O & CM" Use Port 18 for connection to the OAM
(management) network.
Use Port 20 for connection to the Call Control and
Media network.
If Link Aggregation is enabled, use Ports 21 and
22 for additional connection to the Call Control
and Media network.
"Three: O & C & M" Use Port 18 for connection to the OAM
(management) network.
Use Port 19 for connection to the Call Control
network.
Use Port 20 for connection to the Media network.
If Link Aggregation is enabled, use Ports 21 and
22 for additional connection to the Media network.
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