Installation and Upgrades for DEFINITY ONE and
IP600 Internet Protocol Release 10
555-233-109
Issue 6
December 2001
Checklists
ixChecklists for Installation Technicians
Connectivity and Access to Definity One or IP600
This checklist highlights potential high-level tasks required to connect and access the Definity One or
Avaya IP600 system.
Installation Tasks For More Information
Connecting to the Definity One or IP600 from
the laptop using the RJ45 jack.
~ Connect the laptop to Definity One or
IP600.
~ Install the ethernet card.
~ Configure the laptop PCMCIA ethernet
client.
~ Verify connection from Definity One or
IP600 to laptop.
~ Restore the laptop settings.
~ Log on to Definity One or IP600 Desktop.
~ Map Definity One or IP600 to the laptop’s
CD-ROM drive.
See ‘‘RJ45 jack direct
connection’’ on page 2-2.
Plugging a monitor, keyboard, and mouse into
Definity One or IP600.
See ‘‘Local
monitor/mouse/keyboard’’ on
page 2-19.
Dial in remotely using the RAS dial-up
connection.
~ Create a connection icon for Definity One
or IP600.
~ Dial in to the system.
See ‘‘RAS (modem) dial up’’
on page 2-19.
Connecting via the customer’s LAN. See ‘‘Creating a physical
connection via customer
LAN’’ on page 2-28.
Access Definity One or IP600 via a Telnet
session.
See ‘‘Via a Telnet session’’ on
page 2-31.
Access Definity One or IP600 via a Web
browser session.
See ‘‘Via a Web browser
session’’ on page 2-34.
Access Definity One of IP600 remotely using
Avaya Site Administration (ASA)
~ Set up dial-in permissions.
~ Create a login for remote access.
~ Start an ASA session.
See ‘‘Remotely using Avaya
Site Administration’’ on page
2-36.
Set up Avaya Site Administration See ‘‘Setting up Avaya Site
Administration’’ on page 2-40.
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