ATC00838VEN Day2

Day 2
Avaya Servers and Gateways Implementation Workshop Course Code: ATC00838VEN
2010. All rights reserved.
Questions Before We Begin ?
Schedule
Day 1 Review Technical check uConnect Course Introduction Overview of Avaya servers Oervivew of Avaya gateways Overview of the solution using the S8300D Server and the G450 Gateway How to access the Virtual Lab Exercise: Accessing the Virtual Lab
Schedule (cont.)
Day 2 Configuring the G450 Gateway Installing Communication Manager on the S8300D Server Configuring the S8300D Server Overview of Avaya Site Administration Configuring Softphones Exercise: Configuring S8300D with G450 in all lab systems Discuss IP phones with HTTP(S) server
Module 01 Installing and Configuring S8300D Server and G450 Media Gateway
Installing and Configuring S8300D Server and G450 Media Gateway

Upon successful completion of this module, you should be able to: Configure the G450 gateway. S8500C media server Install Communication Manager on a S8300D Server. Configure the S8300D Server. Install License and Authentication file on the S8300D Server. Add IP phones to Communication Manager.
Configuring the G450 Gateway Lecture / Exercise
CLI Command Line Interface
RS-232 parameters: Bits/s: 9600 Data bits: 8 Parity: none Stop bit: 1 Configure the G450 Gateway using: Flow control: off Hyperterminal: CONSOLE socket with RS-232 cable, used for the initial configuration of the G450 and for subsequent modifications Ethernet: SSH session on service IP address (192.11.13.6) of the G450, used for the initial configuration of the G450 and for subsequent modifications Ethernet: SSH session on IP address (PMI) of the G450, used for subsequent modifications if access to corporate network is possible For further information on the servers, please see the following documents:
-Administration for the Avaya G450 Media Gateway
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CLI- Login
Log into Toolwire. Double-click the appropriate desktop icon for accessing the G450 Gateway.
CLI- Login (cont.)

The Telnet Console opens. Press Return to bring up the welcome screen
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CLI- Login (cont.)
When you log in for the first time: User: root Password: root (Passw0rd1 for already configured gateways in the vLAB)
Restore Factory Defaults
"nvram init" deletes all data in the gateway and returns it to the factory setting.
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CLI- Login (cont.)
Thereafter, you must choose a new password. The new password must contain at least one lower-case letter and one digit. Use Passw0rd1 for the lab systems (The O in password is a zero and the P is a capital P.)
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Use the Gateway configuration script

Check network worksheet for correct addresses
IP address of the G450
IP address of the Standard Gateway in the customer network
IP address of the Media Gateway Controller (here: S8300D Server)
After you re-login and enter the password, the Gateway Configuration Script is automatically launched. For the exercise, use the settings in the lab network address worksheet provided by the instructor. 2010. All rights reserved.
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Use the Gateway configuration script (cont.)
Save the new configuration. The Gateway will automatically reset.
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Configure G450 parameters manually
The manual configuration will not be used in the virtual lab.
??? Gateway is not yet registered on the server.
All the parameters can be configured without the Gateway Configuration Script. The Gateway Configuration Script is not available in older firmware releases.
General CLI Commands

Command ? Function
Calls up all available commands (can be entered at any point in the command) Automatic command completion, if command unambiguous Repeat command Exit (sub-)menu Log off Copy configuration from the volatile working memory to the flash memory (data backup) All changes made in CLI are only ever implemented in the working memory Show serial number + software status Show current configuration
TAB
Up arrow Exit
Copy run start
Show system Show run
Configure an IP address
Configure an IP address for the gateway. Exit the Interface VLAN menu.
MGC
MGC is the Media Gateway Controller. Here the S8300D server is the MGC.
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Set port settings
Use these commands to disable auto-negotiation on the specified ports. Auto-negotiation uses a link negotiation protocol to determine the highest connection parameters available to connected ports, and configures the port speed and duplex setting of both ports. Port 10/5 and 10/6 are the Layer 2 switch ports on the G450.
Show Serial Number
Make note of the serial number of your G450, as it must be entered in the server later in order to register the gateway. (Do not use the example serial number on this image during the exercise!)
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Save Configuration
Copy the configuration from the volatile to the non-volatile memory of the G450 gateway. Reset the G450 gateway so that IP address is adopted.
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ICC VLAN
Do not perform this step for the exercise.
If a different VLAN ID, here VLAN ID 13, is needed, the Internal Call Controller (ICC) has to be allocated to the different VLAN as well.
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Installing the S8300D Software Lecture
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Preparing for Initial Installation

Initial Start-up Connect USB CD ROM drive to S8300D. Load CD with desired software Power up the system (if the system is already running, switch it off using proper shutdown procedures).
Note: Due to remote lab limitations, the Initial start-up will not be performed during the exercise.
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Connecting S8300D with the Service PC

CD-ROM drive Permanent network data on the S8300D services socket: IP Subnet 192.11.13.6 255.255.255.252 Direct connection of the S8300D to the service PC using a cross-over LAN cable
Service PC
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Set Telnet Service PC
- Open DOS box (CMD) - Start Telnet
Enable Send Carriage Return, disable Line Feed End Telnet

Test Connection
Test connection with the ping command. The S8300D needs approx. 30 seconds after the power returns until the network interface is available at the Services socket. When the ping test is successful, connect via Telnet with the S8300D.
Install Software
Change the parameters with the arrow keys. Confirm with the "Return" key.
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Install Software (cont.)
Selecting the software release to be installed
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CMM installation: integrated voicemail system with the S8300D server. Mask only visible if line feed in Telnet switched off. Installation takes approx. 10 minutes longer. Installation always possible. A license is needed for operation. CMM is not installed on the S8300D in Toolwire environment.
The software is now installed automatically by the CD: Formatting the server hard disk Partitioning the server hard disk Installing the Linux operating system Installing Communication Manager software
Installation complete. CD ROM drive opens. Server reboots with the installed software. Boot time approx. 3 minutes. The server is then ready for configuration
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Configuring the S8300D Network Data Lecture / Exercise
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Configure the Server
1x network Board G450 Main config. Con for server via Services sole Port of S8300D
Serv ices
ETR
CCA
ETH WAN
ETH WAN
ETH LAN
ETH LAN
V1 V2 V3 V7 V4
S8300D
Internal Switch
V5 Fan unit V6 V7 V8
CPU
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What is the System Management Interface?

The System Management Interface (SMI) is a browser-based server administration and maintenance tool. SMI provides an easy-to-use graphical user interface that you use to perform administration and maintenance tasks on the server. Functions:

Back up and restore user translation data, server system data, and security data Set the date and the time Check server and process status Server-specific configurations:
IP addresses, subnets, routing, and so on
Upgrade software Perform routine diagnostics and troubleshooting such as viewing alarms and system logs, and running tests if needed Wizards for installation and administration
Note
You must have Microsoft Internet Explorer, Firefox or Netscape to use the SMI.
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Enabling/Disabling Network Connections

Remember to enable the network connection of the server you want to configure.
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Log in to the Server
http://192.11.13.6
Login ID: craft Password: craft01
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Suppress Alarm Origination
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Select the Server (Maintenance) Option
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Set the Server Date and Time
Note
Incorrect date/time setting may prevent import of license and authentication.
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Configure the Server
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Configure the Server (Cont.)
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Specify the Wizard
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Specify the Role of the Server
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Set Identities
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Assign IP addresses
Check network worksheet for correct addresses Permanent network address of the services socket on S8300D
Network configuration with which the S8300D is connected to the customer network
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Configure UPS
Note
Leave screen in default. Click Continue.
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Set DNS
Note
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Set Static routes
Note
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Configure Time Server
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Configure Modem interface
Note
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Update System
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Update System files
Allow the update to complete. A premature halt of the process (ie., closing the web browser or removing the CAT 5 cable) can result in rendering the Apache Web Browser within the S8300D unusable.
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Installing the License File Lecture / Exercise
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Install the License File
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Install the License File (Cont.)

The license contains the serial number of the G450 gateway (registration)
The licenses for the lab systems are available on the appropriated remote PCs desktop in the virtual lab (folder lab materials). For a customer system Avaya Remote Feature Activation (RFA) is used for License delivery till CM 5.2.1. Documentation about RFA can be found at http://support.avaya.com
Install the License File (Cont.)
License import takes approx. 20 seconds. Do not undertake any other work on the server while this is happening. If there is no valid license, the system will issue a major alarm (red LED) and system administration (add and change commands) will be blocked
Configuring Administrator Accounts Lecture / Exercise
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Add an Administrator Account
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Add an Administrative Account (Cont.)
Use as password Passw0rd1 during the exercise
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Add an Administrative Account (Cont.)
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Installing the Authentication File Lecture / Exercise
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Import the Authentication File

After you import the authentication file, you log in to the system with the new login ID.
After importing the authentication file, you log into the lab systems with: User: craft Password: crftpw This username/password is an artificial lab ability.
Import the Authentication File (cont.)
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Avaya Site Administration (ASA) Lecture
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Avaya Site Administration (ASA)
ASA is: An application of Avaya Integrated Management used to administer Communication Manager A PC-based tool or application that runs on Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows 2003 Server and Windows Vista To run Avaya Site Administration, your computer must have:

1,2 GHz Pentium IV Processor 512 MB RAM 1 GB hard disk space
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Avaya Site Administration (ASA) (Cont.)
For basic administration tasks, Avaya Site Administration provides:

A graphical interface System administration screens Easy-to-use wizards
Additionally ASA provides terminal emulation and the GEDI (Graphically Enhanced DEFINITY Interface) for access to Communication Manager for other administrative operations.. You can perform most of your day-to-day administration tasks from the GEDI , for example, adding or removing users and telephony devices. You can also schedule tasks to run at a non-peak usage time.
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ASA User Interface

Menu and Toolbar
View Tabs
Dialog Area
Status/History Window
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Add a voice system
Click here Or Select, File>New>Voice System
Complete the wizard screens.
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Add a voice system (cont.)
IP address of Services Port or IP address of the server in the customer network
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Connect CM SAT with SSH as Default Setting
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Choose your preferred Login option
OR
Define timeout for establishing a connection
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Enter the login details if you have chosen automatic login on the previous page.
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Log in to CM using the emulation
Enter Login and Password
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Log in to CM using the emulation (cont.)
Re-enter Password
Select terminal type 4410
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Log in to CM using the emulation (cont.)
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Log off
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Log off (cont.)
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Close Connection
To exit, click one of these two icons on the GEDI screen.
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Basic Command Structure Lecture
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Command Structure
Commands are the language that you use to communicate with the voice system. Commands are used to:

Make changes to the voice system. Monitor voice system performance. Perform troubleshooting.
Each command consists of an action word, an object, and sometimes qualifiers. Command names can be abbreviated.

The system recognizes a partially spelled word when you enter enough letters to distinguish a command name from other valid entries. Otherwise, the screen displays a selection of command words that match the abbreviation.
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Command Structure (Cont.)

Each command consists of an action word, an object upon which the action is performed, and sometimes qualifiers that modify the execution of the command.
COMMAND
Action
Object
Qualifier
add change display list change display
station station station station hunt-group alarms
1000 1000 1000
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Command Structure (Cont.)

Help Function If you are uncertain about what action, object, or qualifier terms to use to perform a specific operation, click help or press F5 to determine the information that the voice system requires. Note that the help screen can extend to further pages.
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Initialize Database
After initial start-up, not all commands are yet available in ASA (Avaya Site Administration)
Open ASA: save translation reset system 4 (System reboots) ASA closes Open ASA After logging in to ASA again, all commands will be available
The following slides show how to access Communication Manager using ASA.
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ASA Commands
Type save translation to save changes to the system in case it loses power before the next backup.
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ASA Commands (cont.)
Type reset system 4 to commit the updates to the system. This command reboots the system. You must log back in to continue.
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Registering the G450 Gateway Lecture / Exercise
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Add media gateway
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Add media-gateway (cont.)
Serial number of the G450 Gateway (use the serial number previously written down from the G450 Configuration exercise) show system (via RS-232 of the gateway) Select the appropriate gateway type (G450). Fill in the gateway serial number and assign this gateway to Network Region 1 The name field and the Site Data field are optional and for information purposes.
Add media-gateway (cont.)

Click enter or press F3 to save the changes to the system.
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Check media gateway registration

Gateway only operational if "y"
Automatic loading of connected media modules
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Configuring the Telephony Functions Lecture / Exercise
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Change dialplan analysis
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Add station 1001

Configure station as Softphone
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Add station 1002

Configure station as Softphone
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Accessing first Softphone in Toolwire

To log in to the Toolwire phone session:

Open a browser on your computer. Copy/paste this URL into the Address field and press Enter.
https://dcm.toolwire.com/login_pro/login_pro.jsp?RID=avaya The Toolwire Login page displays. Type a username in the User Name field. Type the password for this user in the Password field. Click Login.
Your instructor will provide you the login details for the first softphone
Enable your Lab

Enable your lab by right-clicking on My Network Places and selecting Properties. Highlight your lab number entry, right-click, and select Enable.
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Configuring first Softphone

Double-click the Avaya IP Softphone icon. A message indicating that the application logins must be administered appears:
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Configuring first Softphone (cont.)
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Type the extension number in the Extension field. Type the password in the Password field. NOTE: The Extension and Password fields must match the Communication Manager administration.
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Type the Communication Manager IP address for this login in the Primary Server Address field. A message indicating that the dialing location is not configured appears:
Note Enter the Gatekeeper IP address (here: the IP address of S8300D)
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The Location Information window appears. Enter in the necessary information.
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Warning about configuring the Emergency Call Handling feature appears:
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The Emergency Call Handling feature page of the Configuration Wizard appears:
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Set the configuration for Road Warrior (Voice over IP) or Telecommuter. The Configuration Wizard displays the message, Configuring your account for call control features.
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Choose the configuration you want to use for your Voice over IP calls.
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Once you have completed your test, the wizard is finished.
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The Login page displays all of the administered parameters.
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The Login Status page indicates Extension XXXX.
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The Avaya Softphone main menu appears. Select View > Call Bar Style > Generic Phone. A picture of a generic phone appears:
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Accessing second Softphone in Toolwire

To log in to the Toolwire phone session:

Open a browser on your computer. Copy/paste this URL into the Address field and press Enter.
https://dcm.toolwire.com/login_pro/login_pro.jsp?RID=avaya The Toolwire Login page displays. Type a username in the User Name field. Type the password for this user in the Password field. Click the Login button.
Your instructor will provide you the login details for the second softphone
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Enable your Lab

Enable your lab by right-clicking on My Network Places and selecting Properties. Highlight your lab number entry, right-click, and select enable.
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Configuring second Softphone

Double-click on the Avaya IP Softphone icon. A message indicating that the application logins must be administered displays:
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Configuring second Softphone (cont.)
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Type the extension number in the Extension field. Type the password in the Password field. NOTE: The Extension and Password fields must match the Communication Manager administration.
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Type the Communication Manager IP address for this login in the Primary Server Address field. A message appears, indicating that the dialing location is not configured:
Note Enter the Gatekeeper IP address (here: the IP address of S8300D)
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The Location Information window displays. Fill in the necessary information.
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A warning appears about configuring the Emergency Call Handling feature:
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The Emergency Call Handling feature page of the Configuration Wizard appears:
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Set the configuration for Road Warrior (Voice over IP) or Telecommuter. The Configuration Wizard displays the message, Configuring your account for call control features.
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Choose the configuration you want to use for your Voice over IP calls.
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Once you have completed your test, the wizard is finished.
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The Login page displays all of the administered parameters.
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The Login Status page indicates Extension XXXX.
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The Avaya Softphone main menu appears. Select View > Call Bar Style > Generic Phone. A picture of a generic phone is displayed:
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Making the softphone test call

To make a test call between the two administered Avaya Softphones in the Toolwire environment: Arrange both Toolwire phone session windows side-by-side on your desktop with extension 1001 on the left and extension 1002 on the right:
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Making the softphone test call (cont.)

Click the handset of extension 1001. The phone icon shows the handset off-hook, you hear a dial tone, and the phone display changes to a=. Type 1002 in the display and click the phone icon. Extension 1001 dials extension 1002, which rings.
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Making the softphone test call (cont.)

Click the handset of extension 1002. The phone icon shows the handset off-hook, and the connection is established.
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Softphone icon in system tray

If the softphone window is minimized: Right-click the softphone icon in the system tray. Click Call Bar in menu. The softphone window opens.
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Lab Exercises S8300D/G450

Lab 1 to 6: Configure the S8300D network data (slides 37-54). Install the license and authentication file on the S8300D server (slides 55-65). Add a voice system to Avaya Site Administration (slides 70-81). Initialize the Communication Manager Database (slides 86-88). Register the G450 gateway (slides 89-93). Add two stations to Communication Manager (slides 94-97). Configure two softphones and test the configuration (slides 98-132).
Note
The instructor will provide the necessary login credentials and the IP addresses.
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Module 02 Updating the IP-Phone firmware Lecture
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IP Phones
Upon successful completion of this module, you will be able to: Describe the boot procedure of an 9600- and 1600-series IP telephone S8500C media server Load new software to a 9600-series or 1600-series IP telephone Install MV_IPTel File Server on a PC Use MV_IPTel File Server to load new software to a 9600- or 1600-series IP telephone Describe the functionality of the 46xxsettings.txt file
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Boot procedure
When installing an IP telephone, it is helpful if you know what is happening during the boot procedure: S8500C the IP server When it is powered on, or when a manual reset is performed, mediatelephone undergoes a short start-up phase. During this process, the telephone checks whether an application file is already present in its non-volatile memory. If the application file is found, it is loaded to volatile memory and takes over control. If no application file is found, the boot code is loaded to volatile memory, and this then takes over control. The application or boot code file initializes the IP telephone for the entry of manual boot parameters or for obtaining boot data from a DHCP server.
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Boot procedure (cont.)

DHCP If the IP telephone does not use a manually-entered IP address, then within 30 S8500C media server seconds after powering on or a hard reset, the DHCP DISCOVER procedure starts. The DHCP-DISCOVER message is passed either to the default VLAN or to the VLAN defined in the telephone's non-volatile VLAN parameter. Four packets are sent during this procedure:
DHCP Discover from the telephone as a broadcast packet - DHCP offer from the server as a unicast packet to the MAC address of the IP telephone or as a relay agent to the MAC address of the IP telephone - DHCP request from the telephone as a broadcast packet - DHCP ACK from the server as a unicast packet to the MAC address of the IP telephone or as a relay agent to the MAC address of the IP telephone
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DHCP options The DCHP specification provides for options that are numbered from 0 to 255. Each S8500C media server option represents specific information that is to be sent to the client. For example, option 1 represents the subnet mask and is used to send the subnet mask to the client. Other standard options provide the following information for the IP telephone:
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IP address Subnet mask Default gateway IP address DNS server addresses DNS domains
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DHCP option 242 Options 128 to 254 are site-specific option numbers (SSONs). Avaya IP telephones use the site-specific option 242 for the 9600- and 1600-seriesS8500C media server 4600IP phones (option 176 for series IP phones) to receive certain parameters from the DHCP server. If the telephone has been programmed with options 242/176, the DHCP server can provide the following information:
HTTP server IP address - The IP addresses of the H.323 gatekeeper (CLAN, S8300 or Processor Ethernet of a Server) - UDP port (1719) for registration - 802.1Q VLAN ID (tag)
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DHCP option 242 (cont.) At Avaya, options 242/176 are defined as using character strings. The character strings S8500C media server contain comma-separated parameters and values. A typical 242/176 option could look like the following: MCIPADD=addr1,addr2,addr3,MCPORT=1719,HTTPSRVR=addr
MCIPADD is the IP address(es) of the gatekeeper. - MCPORT is the port number of the gatekeeper (default: 1719). - HTTPSRVR is the IP address of the HTTP server in the customer network for IP device download.
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If a DHCP server in the default VLAN does not provide an appropriate response to the options, the IP telephone installation process cannot be completed.
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HTTP server In the next stage of the process, the IP telephone requests the required data for a S8500C media server software update. A configuration file is also loaded, with which further settings can be sent to the IP telephone. Extension and password The telephone requests entry of the extension number and password if these values are not stored or the stored values do not match the settings in Communication Manager. Registration with the gatekeeper In the next stage, the IP telephone uses the RAS section (registration, admission, status) of the H.225 call signaling protocol to perform registration with the gatekeeper. A gatekeeper is a H.323 device in the network that takes care of address translation and controls network access for H.323 end points. The gatekeeper can be a S8300 server, aTN799 CLAN circuit pack or the Processor Ethernet of a server.
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Registration with the gatekeeper (cont.) Four types of packet are sent. These can be recorded by a protocol analyzer:
RAS gatekeeper request from the telephone to the gatekeeper - RAS gatekeeper confirm from the gatekeeper to the telephone - RAS registration request from the telephone to the gatekeeper
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S8500C media server
RAS registration confirm from the gatekeeper to the telephone
An IP telephone can be provided with a gatekeeper list to which it sends the initial RAS gatekeeper request (GRQ). The gatekeeper list is provided with the DHCP options 242/176. In the string used for DHCP options 242/176, the comma-separated IP addresses following the MCIPADD parameter represent the gatekeeper list. This list allows redundancy in the boot procedure. If a specific gatekeeper is not available, the telephone attempts the other gatekeepers in the list.
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H.225 signaling protocol The H.225 signaling protocol is the component for endpoint registration (RAS) and call S8500C media server signaling (Q.931) of H.323. Once the IP telephone has successfully registered with a gatekeeper, it opens a TCP session with the gatekeeper and sends a H.225 setup message that the gatekeeper answers with a H.225 Call Proceeding and H.225 Connect message. The telephone is ready for operation.
For more information on the administrative tasks in relation to the IP telephones, see the following documentation:
9600-series IP-Telephones Administrator Guide 1600-series IP-Telephones Administrator Guide
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Downloading Software to the IP Phones Lecture
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Software Download Overview

The 9600-series and 1600-series IP telephones load their software via a file server available in the network. HTTPS and HTTP protocol is used for the file server. The IP address of the file server is to be communicated to the IP phone in its network configuration. If no IP address is entered or the file server is unavailable, the IP phone operates with the last software (stored in the phones flash memory). Software packages for 9600-series and 1600-series IP telephones are downloadable from the Internet at http://support.avaya.com.
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Configuring sequence
DHCP query (if no permanent IP address entered in the IP phone) Download 96xxupgrade.txt https 16xxupgrade.txt Download Bootloader (hb... .bin) (if different to flash memory content) http Download application (ha... .bin) (if different to flash memory content) http Download 46xxsettings.txt https Log on to Gatekeeper
F I L E S E R V E R
1600series
9600series
Configuring IP Telephone Network Parameters Lecture
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Enter network parameters in 96xx (16xx) phone manually

Connect IP phone to power supply. Wait for software to load. Display shows * to program, press the * key. Enter password craft (27238#) using alphanumeric keyboard. ADDR menu IP address of phone (* key for dot) IP address of gatekeeper (CLAN, S8300 or Processor Ethernet of a Server) CallSv Port: in standard 1719 Router: optional entry of a default gateway for the phone Mask: Subnet mask of phone FileSv: Enter IP address of a file server (HTTPS, HTTP, TFTP) to download new software. 802.1Q: Optionally specify whether VLAN tagging is (on, off, auto). VLAN IP: Optionally specify VLAN to which the phone is connected. Exit programming level Reboot.
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Phone: CallSv:
Installing the MV_IPTel File Server
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MV_IPTel Server Overview

Avaya provides a freeware file server (MV_IPTel) for downloads, which can be installed both in the customer network and on the service PC. File servers for the HTTPS, HTTP, TFTP and FTP protocols Avaya MV_IPTel server application is provided under license terms defined in the distribution package. Refer to the file Avaya_License.txt in the installation directory. In principle the software is provided on a free to use but without any implied warranty basis and is unsupported unless explicitly agreed otherwise by Avaya in writing. Optional access to server via Web Interface Configuration and status query Downloadable from the Internet at www.avaya.support.com Note: Usually customers use an own HTTP/HTTPS server for downloads.
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Installation
Setup Desktop
User interface
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Setup MV_IPTel Server
Activation/Deactivation Individual servers Changing ports ...
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Changing Download Paths
Changing the default path settings
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Windows services
Server Runs as Service under Windows
Testing the server
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Preparing Software Files
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Files Needed for 9600-series IP Phones

Data on HTTPS server
Loading script (includes the file names for the software to be loaded) "Hidden" IP phone settings in the IP phone menu that cannot be changed, e.g. which menu languages are available to the 9600-series Files for menu language (files to be loaded are to be stated in 46xxsettings.txt) Testpage (automatically set up on installing the server)
Files Needed for 9600-series IP Phones (cont.)

Data on HTTP server
9600-series application file (ha...), identical for all IP phones in the series
9600-series boot file (hb...), identical for all IP phones in the series Testpage (automatically set up on installing the server)
Files Needed for 1600-series IP Phones

Data on HTTPS server Loading script (includes the file names for the software to be loaded) "Hidden" IP phone settings in the IP phone menu that cannot be changed, e.g. which menu languages are available to the 1600series Files for menu language (files to be loaded are to be stated in 46xxsettings.txt) Testpage (automatically set up on installing the server)
Files Needed for 1600-series IP Phones (cont.)

Data on HTTP server
1600-series application file (ha...), identical for all IP phones in the series
1600-series boot file (hb...), identical for all IP phones in the series
Testpage (automatically set up on installing the server)

Configuring the 46xxsettings.txt file
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46xxsettings.txt file - Overview

You use the 46xxsettings.txt template to load additional settings in the 9600-series, 1600series (and 4600-series) IP phone which are not available in the normal IP phone menu, e.g.: - Various menu languages - Dial codes for an outside line - IP addresses for various applications - QoS parameters The file can be edited with any editor (e.g. Wordpad), but must not be renamed. The file will be reloaded after each reboot of the IP phone from the HTTP(S) or TFTP server. The most recent 46xxsettings.txt template is downloadable from the Internet at http://support.avaya.com . For more information on the settings of the 46xxsettings.txt file, see the following documentation:
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9600-series IP-Telephones Administrator Guide 1600-series IP-Telephones Administrator Guide

46xxsettings.txt file
Functional description of the following parameter
Active parameter, which is transferred to the IP phone, because no leading ## Inactive parameter, because leading ## All parameters in the default file 46xxsettings.txt are inactive (##) and should be released only on a targeted basis.
Other menu languages for the 96xx IP phones besides English
Loading instructions for another language e.g. German Loading instructions for another language e.g. French Default menu language with which the IP phone operates (German)
The .txt files given in the loading instructions are to be provided on the HTTPS server
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IP address of the G450

IP address of the Standard Gateway in the customer network

IP address of the Media Gateway Controller (here: S8300D Server)

Use the Gateway configuration script (cont.)

Save the new configuration. The Gateway will automatically reset.

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Configure G450 parameters manually

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??? Gateway is not yet registered on the server.

General CLI Commands

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Copy run start

Show system Show run

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Set port settings

Show Serial Number

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Do not perform this step for the exercise.

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Installing the S8300D Software Lecture

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Preparing for Initial Installation

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Connecting S8300D with the Service PC

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Set Telnet Service PC

- Open DOS box (CMD) - Start Telnet

Enable Send Carriage Return, disable Line Feed End Telnet

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Install Software (cont.)

Selecting the software release to be installed

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Install Software (cont.)

Install Software (cont.)

Install Software (cont.)

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Configuring the S8300D Network Data Lecture / Exercise

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Configure the Server

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