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Migrating to an Avaya™ S8700 Media Server with Avaya™ MCC1 or SCC1 Media Gateway

Configure Media Server 1

May 2003

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Table of Contents

Configure Media Server1
- Power up Media Server1
  - Laptop to Media Server1
- Disconnect from Media Server1
- Table of Contents5
Installing the Avaya™ S8700 Media Server with Avaya™ MCC1 or SCC1 Media Gateway15
Pre-Installation Setup17
High Level Overview of Installation Process18
- Install and Configure the S8700 Media Server Complex18
- Customize the S8700 Media Server18
- Installation of the Media Gateways18
- Cable the Media Gateways19
- Connect the Media Gateway to the Server Complex19
- Connect to the Customer's LAN19
- Install and Wire Telephones19
- Complete the Installation19
- Testing the Complete Configuration19
Download License and Avaya Authentication Files20
- RFA Information Requirements for New Installations20
- Go to the RFA Web Site21
Mount the Hardware in the Rack22
- Connect the USB Modems22
  - Co-Located Servers22
  - Separated Servers22
Configure the Hardware in the Rack23
- Set Product ID24
- Connect and Log into the Web Interface25
  - Using Netscape26
  - Using Internet Explorer27
- Set Date and Time27
- Verify Software Version27
- Set Media Server Configuration Type28
- Upgrade Media Server Software (if Necessary)28
- Continue Server 1 Configuration29
- Install License and Avaya Authentication Files33
  - Copy License and Avaya Authentication Files from33
  - Install the License and Avaya Authentication Files34
- Verify Media Server 1 Connection to Customer's LAN (if Provided)35
- Test Media Server 1 Leds37
- Configure SNMP Traps38
- Disconnect from Media Server 139
Connect Duplication Cables40
- Collocated Media Servers40
- Separated Media Servers40
Configure Media Server 241
- Verify Software Version42
- Set Server Configuration Type42
- Upgrade Media Server Software (if Necessary)42
- Continue Server 2 Configuration43
- Verify Media Server 2 Connection to Customer's LAN (if Provided)46
- Test Media Server 2 Leds47
- Disconnect from Media Server 247
Connect UPS Ethernet Cables to Ethernet Switch48
Configure the SNMP Modules in the Upss49
- Duplex Reliability Configurations51
- High/Critical Reliability Configurations51
- Setting Selected Traps (Alarming)52
Configure the SNMP Subagent in the Avaya Ethernet Switch (if Used)53
Customize the Active Media Server55
- Start Terminal Emulation55
- Input Translations56
- Reset Media Server56
- Add Media Gateways56
- Administer and Enable the IP Server Interface57
- Add IPSI Translations to Communication Manager58
Install the Media Gateways60
- Check and Inspect the Order62
- Connect AC Power and Ground67
  - Approved Grounds67
- Installing an Avaya MCC1 Media Gateway68
- Cabling the MCC1 Media Gateways-CSS94
- Installing an Avaya SCC1 Media Gateway Stack98
- Installing the Avaya G700 Media Gateway125
Install Main Distribution Frame127
- Space Requirements and Layout128
  - Installation Space Requirements128
  - Layout129
- Install Main Distribution Frame Hardware131
- MDF Cross-Connect Fields134
- Placing the Main Distribution Frame134
- Main Distribution Frame Labels136
- Mount 110A- or 110P-Type Terminal Blocks on the Wall137
- Mount 110P-Type Terminal Blocks on a Frame139
- Install Cable Slack Managers141
Connect the Media Gateway to the MDF144
- Equipment Room Cabling Labels144
- Cable Routing Guidelines145
- Control Carrier Outputs Cable Installation145
- Trunk Cables Among Network Interface, Sneak Fuse Panel, and Media Gateway146
- Install Cables between Media Gateway and MDF148
- Install Connector Cables between Auxiliary Cabinet (if Used) and MDF149
Connect the MDF to Stations and PSTN150
- Station (Telephone) Wiring Design150
- Information Outlets150
- Station Cables150
- Closets152
  - Satellite Locations152
  - Site Locations153
- Station Circuit Distribution from Equipment Room153
  - 4-Pair Station Circuits154
  - 3-Pair to 4-Pair Station Circuit Distribution154
- Connected Cable Station Adapters158
- Complete Provisioning Plan161
- Install Sneak Current and off Premise Protection163
  - Install Sneak Fuse Panels166
- Install the Coupled Bonding Conductor167
  - Install Coupled Bonding Conductor Wires167
  - Install Coupled Bonding Conductor168
- Install and Administer the Patch Cord/Jumper170
Installing the Stratum 3 Clock (if Used)177
- Unpack and Inspect Stratum 3 Clock Cabinet177
- Install and Position Stratum 3 Clock Cabinet177
- Connect AC Power to Stratum 3 Clock Cabinet178
- Check and Connect Commercial AC Power178
- Connect DC Power and Ground to Stratum 3 Clock Cabinet178
- Connect Clock Cabinet Grounding178
- Connect Stratum 3 Clock DC Power178
- Set the Clock Options179
- Cable the Stratum 3 Clock180
- Install the Stratum 3 Clock Wiring182
Install Auxiliary Cabinet (Optional)186
- Unpack and Inspect the Auxiliary Cabinet186
- Position the Auxiliary Cabinet186
- Install Auxiliary Cabinet Equipment187
Connecting to the Ipsis188
- Connect the Ethernet Switch Cables to the IPSI Circuit Packs188
  - Avaya MCC1 Media Gateway188
  - Avaya SCC1 Media Gateway188
- Connect Avaya SCC1 Media Gateway IPSI and Maintenance Circuit Pack Ribbon Cables194
- Program the IPSI Circuit Packs200
- Using DHCP Addressing201
- Using Static Addressing203
- Verify Connectivity to the Media Servers206
- Upgrade IPSI Firmware Version (if Necessary)207
- Enable Control of Ipsis207
- Verify License Status208
Connecting to the Customer's Network209
- Avaya S8700 Media Server209
- TN799DP Control LAN210
- The TN2302AP IP Media Processor211
- The TN801B MAP-D LAN Gateway211
- TN2501 Voice over the LAN (VAL)211
  - Important File Specifications212
  - Caveats212
Installing and Wiring Telephones214
- Wiring Telephones214
- Connect Telephones215
- Analog Tie Trunk Example219
- Digital Tie Trunk Example220
- DS1 Tie Trunk Example221
  - Collocated DS1 Tie Trunks221
  - DS1 Tie Trunks Using T1 Channel Service Unit221
- Auxiliary Connector Outputs (MCC1 and SCC1 Media Gateways Only)224
- Three-Pair and Four-Pair Modularity227
- Adjunct Power Connection Locations228
- Attendant Console Example229
- Connect External Alarm Indicators and Auxiliary Power232
- Connect Power Distribution Unit External Alarm Wires233
- Install Off-Premises Station Wiring236
- Off-Premises or Out-Of-Building Stations236
- Off-Premises Connections237
- Emergency Transfer Units and Associated Telephones242
- Emergency Transfer Panel and Telephone Installation Examples243
- Install External Ringing252
- Install the Queue Warning Indicator253
Installing and Wiring Telephone Power Supplies254
- 1145B2 Power Supply254
- 1152A1 MID-Span Power Distribution Unit263
- P333T-PWR Power over Ethernet Stackable Switch267
- 1151B1 and 1151B2 Power Supplies269
Completing the Installation Administration272
- Verify Translations272
- Set Daylight Savings Time Rules272
- Set Locations (if Necessary)273
- Verify Date and Time274
- View Alarms275
- Enable and Disable Ethernet Switch Ports276
- Back up the Media Server to PCMCIA Flashcard277
- View Alarms279
- Set Product ID279
- Add INADS Phone Numbers280
- Enable Alarms to INADS Via Modem280
- Enable Alarms to INADS Via SNMP281
- Register the System281
Accessing the Avaya S8700 Media Server282
- Connecting to the Avaya S8700 Media Server Directly282
- Connecting to the Avaya S8700 Media Server Remotely over the Network284
- Connecting to the Avaya S8700 Media Server Remotely over a Modem284
- Using the Various Interfaces285
- Logins288
- Network Configuration288
  - Windows 95/98/NT4.0/ME Instructions288
  - Windows 2000/XP Instructions288
Testing the Complete Configuration290
- Testing Port Network Equipment291
- Testing Telephones and Other Equipment297
- LED Indicators302
Troubleshooting an Installation315
- Configuring the Media Server Hardware316
- Installing the License and Avaya Authentication Files317
Index319