Avaya DEFINITY ONE - Access Methods; Via a Telnet Session

Installation and Upgrades for DEFINITY ONE and
IP600 Internet Protocol Release 10
555-233-109
Issue 6
December 2001
Connectivity and Access to DEFINITY ONE or IP600
2-31Access methods
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If it is desired to use the C-LAN interface instead, then the IP Services form will
change as illustrated in Figure 2-6. In this example,
clan-1 must be administered
on the Node Names form also.
Figure 2-6. IP services form for CentreVu-CT on C-LAN
Access methods
Access DEFINITY ONE or IP600 through the following methods:
■ ‘‘Via a Telnet session’’ on page 2-31
■ ‘‘Via a Web browser session’’ on page 2-34
■ ‘‘Remotely using Avaya Site Administration’’ on page 2-36
Via a Telnet session
Use this access method to:
■ Register DEFINITY ONE or IP600 with INADS
■ Activate license files
■ Execute GAS commands from a bash shell
■ Access DEFINITY ONE or IP600 SAT session
■ Set up the IP address for DEFINITY ONE or IP600 using setip command
See Appendix C, ‘‘Connect to SAT session via Telnet’’ for information on
connecting to SAT via Telnet.
NOTE:
The IP address differs depending on the type of physical connection
established. See Appendix H, ‘‘Installation Connectivity Quick Reference’’.
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IP SERVICES
Service Enabled Local Local Remote Remote
Type Node Port Node Port
ADJLK1 y clan-1 5678 centrevuserver 0