Installation and Upgrades for DEFINITY ONE and
IP600 Internet Protocol Release 10
555-233-109
Issue 6
December 2001
System Initialization
3-22Administer DEFINITY ONE or IP600
3
Using a Local Command Line Interface (CLI)
The date and time can also be set via the command line interface similar to MS_
DOS
TM
. Only Avaya services logins can use this procedure. You will not be able
to set the time zone or automatic daylight change with this method, but updating
the time is possible. Perform a telnet to the LAC, and choose cmd. From a local
keyboard, mouse, and monitor, perform the following:
1. Click Start, Run on the desktop.
2. In the window, type
telnet 192.11.13.6
, and click OK.
3. Login.
4. At the lac prompt, type
cmd
and press Enter.
5. At the cmd prompt, type
date
and enter date, for example
12/06/2001
; then
press Enter.
The system displays the date.
6. At the cmd prompt, type
time
and enter time using a 24 hour clock, for
example
13:45
; then press Enter.
The system displays the time.
NOTE:
The technician can also do this from the laptop using the nic card on the
front of the TN2314 board, and following the same procedure.
Remotely from the TSC
Remotely from the TSC, the date and time can be set after accessing the lac
prompt, and following the above procedure starting at step 4.
The desktop procedure can also be performed remotely by the TSC.
If the date and time has to be changed, use lucent2 or lucent3 to login.
1. At the lac prompt, type
bash
; then press Enter.
2. At the definity-one prompt, type
pcanywhere
.
3. When the system says the process has started, you can launch Terminal
Server
TM
on your PC. Terminal Server
TM
is located under Start, Programs,
wcsc, cms support. Left click Terminal Server
TM
.
4. On the Terminal Server
TM
screen, right-click on the
NETWORK
icon.
5. Select
Properties
.
6. Check TCP/IP under the
Connection info tab
.
7. Click on the
Settings
tab.
8. Type in the ip address of the customer’s system. This is located on the
Solution Element information page.
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