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Solution & Interoperability Test Lab Application Notes
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3. Avaya Communication Manager Configuration
3.1. Configuring Node Names on the Avaya Communication Manager
This section presents configuration steps for node name to IP address mapping on Avaya
Communication Manager. It is assumed that appropriate license and authentication files have
been installed on the S8300 Server. It is also assumed that the network IP address on the S8300
Server has been configured to 22.1.1.22/24 and the IP address on the G350 GW has been
configured to 22.1.1.23/24.
Avaya Communication Manager SAT screens can be accessed using “telnet 192.11.13.6 5023”
from a computer connected to the services port, or “telnet 22.1.1.22 5023” through the network.
Use the command change node-names ip to display the mapping of node names to IP addresses.
The node name Call-Manager is mapped to Cisco CallManager’s IP address 60.1.1.5 and the
node name Cisco-GK is mapped to the Cisco 2811 router’s IP address 60.1.1.10. The procr is
mapped to the Avaya S8300 Server’s IP Address 22.1.1.22.
change node-names ip Page 1 of 1
IP NODE NAMES
Name IP Address Name IP Address
Call-Manager 60 .1 .1 .5 . . .
Cisco-GK 60 .1 .1 .10 . . .
procr 22 .1 .1 .22 . . .
3.2. Configuring IP Network Region
In this sample configuration, the IP network region 1 is configured for Location A and the IP
network region 2 is configured for Location B.
Use the command change ip-network-region 1 to specify the IP codec set to be used for
network region 1 and the IP codec set used between network region 1 and region 2. Page 1 of 19
shows that codec set 1 is used for network region 1. The fields under DIFFSERV/TOS
PARAMETERS and 802.1P/Q PARAMETERS are used for QoS. The Avaya IP telephone
will receive these QoS parameters upon registration.
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