Avaya S8300 - At the customer site

Access Procedures: Administration Tool and Access Summary
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Welcome to S8300 and G700
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Issue 1 — May 2002
S8300 Media
Server
- Configure media server
- install license and call-
processing software
- do verification testing
- S8300 Media
Server Web
Interface
- direct Ethernet
connection to the
Services interface on
S8300 media server
Media Gateway
and software
components:
Ongoing administration and
maintenance: typically done
remotely by system
administrator, Services
technician or dealer partner
P330 stack
processor
- Update configuration as
needed
- P330 stack CLI
- P330 Device
Manager
- Ethernet connection
over corporate LAN
- direct connection to
media gateway or P330
stack
- remote PPP access
Media Gateway
Processor (MGP),
VoIP engine and
media modules
- Update configuration as
needed
- Synchronize media gateway
- MGP CLI
- P330 Device
Manager
- Ethernet connection
over corporate LAN
- direct connection to
media gateway or P330
stack
- remote PPP access
S8300 Media
Server
- Backup and restore data
- Check server health
- Update media server software
and configuration as needed
- synchronize G700 media
modules as needed
- S8300 Media
Server Web
Interface
- Ethernet connection
over corporate LAN
- direct connection to
the S8300 Services
Ethernet interface
- remote PPP access
MultiVantage
software
- ongoing administration and
maintenance of telephony
features
- Avaya Site
Administration
(ASA)
- System Access
Terminal (SAT)
- launch ASA from
desktop
- launch ASA from
another tool such as
P330 Device Manager,
S8300 web interface, or
MultiService NMS
- access SAT from CLI
or ASA program
Table 3. Administration tool and access-method summary Continued
Component Task Tool Access methods
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