Avaya DEFINITY ONE - Setting the Customers LAN, DNS and WINS Information

Installation and Upgrades for DEFINITY ONE and
IP600 Internet Protocol Release 10
555-233-109
Issue 6
December 2001
GAS Commands in the bash shell
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Setting RAS IP address
NOTE:
INADS will provide this IP address.
To set the RAS IP address:
1. In a LAC bash shell, type setip ras=<ip-address>
Example:setip ras=10.21.0. 53
NOTE:
This command not only sets the RAS IP address, it also starts the
service. Turn off RAS service if system is set up without a modem.
After having set the RAS IP address, the setip command displays the new
settings and as the old settings.
Setting the customer’s LAN, DNS and WINS
information
Setting LAN address
To set the customer LAN address:
1. Get the IP address, subnet mask, and default gateway addresses from the
customer.
2. From a LAC bash shell, run the setip cust=ip-addr,netmask[,gateway].
The gateway address is optional but the ip-address and subnet mask are
required.
Example: setip cust=155.9.162.121,255.255.255.0,155.9.162.2
After setting the customer’s IP address, the setip command displays the new and
the old settings.
Setting DNS addresses and host name
If the customer is using DNS you can set DNS information with the setip
dns=name,domain-name,primary-ns-ip-addr[,secondary-ns-ip-address],
This sets the DNS host name, domain name, and the list of name server IP
addresses.
The customer may have 1, 2, or more different domain name servers (DNS).
Ex: setip dns=CustomerHost,CustomerDomain.com,155.9.1.10,155.9.15.14
After having set the customer’s DNS IP addresses, the setip command displays
the old settings as well as the new settings.