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Administration for the Avaya G450

Media Gateway

03-602055

Issue 1

January 2008

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Default Chapter3
- Table of Contents3
About this Book23
- Overview23
- Audience23
- Downloading this Book and Updates from the Web23
  - Downloading this Book23
- Related Resources24
- Technical Assistance25
  - Within the US25
  - International25
- Trademarks25
- Sending Us Comments26
Chapter 1: Introduction27
- G450 Contents28
- G450 Support Information28
  - G450 with Media Modules28
Chapter 2: Supported LAN Deployments31
- Basic Configuration31
- Port Redundancy Configuration32
- Port and Switch Redundancy Configuration33
- STP Configuration34
- STP and Switch Redundancy Configuration35
Chapter 3: Configuration Overview37
- Defining the Console Interface37
- Defining the Services Interface37
- Defining the USB-Modem Interface38
- Defining Other Interfaces38
- Configuration Using CLI39
- Configuration Using GUI Applications39
- Saving Configuration Changes40
  - Summary of Configuration Changes CLI Commands40
- Firmware Version Control41
Chapter 4: Accessing the Avaya G450 Media Gateway43
- Accessing the CLI43
- Accessing the CLI Via Modem46
- Accessing Avaya IW48
  - Access and Run the Avaya IW Using a Laptop Computer49
- Accessing GIW51
  - Access the GIW51
- Accessing PIM52
- Accessing Avaya Communication Manager53
- Managing Login Permissions53
- Special Security Features66
Chapter 5: Basic Device Configuration79
- Defining an Interface79
- Configuring the Primary Management Interface (PMI)80
  - Setting the PMI of the G45080
  - Summary of PMI Configuration CLI Commands81
- Defining the Default Gateway82
  - Summary of Default Gateway Configuration CLI Commands82
- Configuring the Media Gateway Controller (MGC)82
- DNS Resolver88
- Viewing the Status of the Device95
  - Summary of Device Status Commands97
- Software and Firmware Management98
Chapter 6: Configuring Standard Local Survivability (SLS)117
- Media Module Compatibility with SLS117
- SLS Service118
- Avaya Phones Supported in SLS119
- Call Processing in SLS Mode120
- Call Processing Not Supported by SLS121
- Provisioning Data122
- PIM Configuration Data123
- Entering SLS Mode123
- Configuring SLS132
Chapter 7: Configuring Ethernet Ports193
- Ethernet Ports on the G450193
- Configuring Switch Ethernet Ports194
  - Switch Ethernet Port Commands194
  - Summary of Switch Ethernet Port Configuration CLI Commands195
- Configuring the WAN Ethernet Port196
- Configuring DHCP Client199
- Configuring LLDP205
Chapter 8: Configuring Logging209
- Configuring a Syslog Server210
- Configuring a Log File213
- Configuring a Session Log215
- Configuring Logging Filters217
- Summary of Logging Configuration CLI Commands222
Chapter 9: Configuring Voip Qos225
- Configuring RTP and RTCP225
- Configuring Header Compression225
- Configuring Qos Parameters232
- Weighted Fair Voip Queuing (WFVQ)234
  - Configuring Weighted Fair Voip Queueing (WFVQ)234
  - Summary of WFVQ Configuration CLI Commands235
- Priority Queueing235
  - Configuring Priority Queuing236
  - Summary of Priority Queueing Configuration CLI Commands237
Chapter 10: Configuring the G450 for Modem Use239
- Configuring the USB-Modem Interface239
- Configuring the USB Port for Modem Use239
  - Summary of CLI Commands for Configuring the USB Port for Modem Use241
- Configuring the Console Port for Modem Use242
  - Summary of CLI Commands for Configuring the Console Port for Modem Use243
  - Configuring the Console Device to Connect to the Console Port244
Chapter 11: Configuring WAN Interfaces245
- Serial Interface Overview246
- Initial WAN Configuration248
- Backup Interfaces268
- Modem Dial Backup271
- ICMP Keepalive292
- Dynamic CAC296
- Object Tracking298
- Frame Relay Encapsulation Features316
  - Frame Relay Traffic Shaping and FRF.12 Fragmentation316
- Priority DLCI318
  - Summary of Priority DLCI Commands319
  - PPP Voip Configuration319
Chapter 12: Configuring Emergency Transfer Relay (ETR)325
- Setting ETR State325
- Viewing ETR State326
- Summary of ETR Commands326
Chapter 13: Configuring SNMP327
- Agent and Manager Communication327
- SNMP Versions328
- Configuring SNMP Traps333
  - Notification Types334
  - Summary of SNMP Trap Configuration Commands335
- Configuring SNMP Access336
  - Summary of SNMP Access Configuration Commands337
- Configuring Dynamic Trap Manager338
  - Summary of Dynamic Trap Manager Configuration Commands339
- SNMP Configuration Examples340
Chapter 14: Configuring Contact Closure343
- Contact Closure Hardware Configuration343
- Contact Closure Software Configuration344
- Summary of Contact Closure Commands345
- Showing Contact Closure Status345
Chapter 15: Transferring and Managing Announcement Files347
- Announcement File Operations347
- Summary of Announcement Files Commands350
Chapter 16: Configuring Advanced Switching351
- Configuring Vlans351
- Configuring Port Redundancy358
- Configuring Port Mirroring361
- Configuring Spanning Tree362
- Port Classification369
Chapter 17: Configuring Monitoring Applications371
- Configuring RMON371
- Configuring and Analyzing RTP Statistics374
- Configuring and Analyzing Packet Sniffing413
- Reporting on Interface Status434
  - Summary of Interface Status Commands435
- Configuring and Monitoring CNA Test Plugs436
Chapter 18: Configuring the Router443
- Configuring Interfaces443
- Configuring Unnumbered IP Interfaces448
- Routing Sources451
- Configuring the Routing Table451
- Configuring GRE Tunneling456
- Configuring DHCP and BOOTP Relay467
- Configuring DHCP Server470
- Configuring Broadcast Relay480
- Configuring the ARP Table482
- Enabling Proxy ARP485
  - Summary of Proxy ARP Commands485
- Configuring ICMP Errors486
  - Summary of ICMP Errors Commands486
- Configuring RIP486
- Configuring OSPF492
- Route Redistribution497
  - Export Default Metric497
  - Summary of Route Redistribution Commands498
- Configuring VRRP498
- Configuring Fragmentation502
  - Fragmentation Commands503
  - Summary of Fragmentation Commands503
Chapter 19: Configuring Ipsec VPN505
- Overview of Ipsec VPN Configuration506
- Overview of Ipsec VPN Components506
- Summary of Configuration Steps508
- Configuring a Site-To-Site Ipsec VPN510
- Ipsec VPN Maintenance527
- Typical Installations530
- Checklist for Configuring Site-To-Site Ipsec VPN583
- Summary of VPN Commands586
Chapter 20: Configuring Policy591
- Types of Policy Lists591
- Managing Policy Lists594
- Defining Policy Lists594
- Attaching Policy Lists to an Interface596
  - Packets Entering the Interface596
  - Packets Exiting the Interface597
- Device-Wide Policy Lists598
- Defining Global Rules599
- Defining Rules599
  - Editing and Creating Rules600
  - Policy Lists Rule Criteria600
- Composite Operations605
- DSCP Table608
  - Changing an Entry in the DSCP Table609
- Displaying and Testing Policy Lists610
  - Displaying Policy Lists610
  - Simulating Packets611
- Summary of Access Control List Commands612
- Summary of Qos List Commands615
Chapter 21: Configuring Policy-Based Routing619
- Applications620
  - Separate Routing of Voice and Data Traffic620
  - Backup620
- Configuring Policy-Based Routing621
- PBR Rules624
  - Modifying Rules625
  - PBR Rule Criteria625
- Next Hop Lists625
  - Modifying Next Hop Lists626
- Editing and Deleting PBR Lists627
- Displaying PBR Lists627
- Application Example628
  - Configuration for the Sample Policy-Based Routing Application630
  - Simulating Packets in PBR633
- Summary of Policy-Based Routing Commands633
Chapter 22: Setting Synchronization637
- Synchronization Status638
  - Displaying Synchronization Status639
  - Summary of Synchronization Commands639
Appendix A: Traps and Mibs641
- G450 Traps641
- G450 MIB Files649
Index711

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Avaya G450 Specifications

General

Network Interfaces	2 x 10/100/1000Base-T Ethernet
Maximum number of digital stations	96
Form Factor	Rack-mountable
Rack Units	3U
Humidity	10% to 90% non-condensing
VoIP Support	SIP, H.323
Protocols	SIP, H.323, MGCP
Operating Temperature	32°F to 104°F (0°C to 40°C)
Storage Temperature	-40 to 70°C
Compatibility	Avaya Communication Manager