Avaya S8100 User Manual

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System initialization
Administer no-license/emergency numbers
S8100 Installation and Upgrades
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November 2003
Manually setting product ID:
You need to set the product ID for each application. Get the product ID for each application from the 
registration group. The steps are:
1
Telnet to the S8100 from the laptop.
2
Go to the "bash" shell from LAC by typing "bash".
3
Use productid command to set the product ids on the S8100. There are two components – 
Communication Manager (MultiVantage) and AUDIX. Each component has a unique ID given by 
the services group at the time of registration.
Use “productid multivantage-product-id 1xxxxxxxxx” to configure the Communication Manager 
ID.
Use “productid audix-product-id 2xxxxxxxxx” to configure AUDIX ID.
Manually setting alarm origination
and alarm-destination number
S8100 runs multiple applications on the platform. Every application reports problems to GAM (Global 
Alarming Module) which in turn calls out through the modem to the alarm-destination number. This is 
different from the INADS port on other Communication Manager servers, and needs to be configured 
using the "oss" bash command. The steps are as follows:
1
Telnet to S8100 from the laptop.
2
Go to the "bash" shell from LAC by typing "bash".
3
Use the “oss” command to set the alarm callout destination. The format is 
oss 18005353573 3 3. (The 1
st
 parameter is the phone number of the alarm callout destination, the 
2
nd
 parameter is the number of retries, and the 3
rd
 parameter is the retry count).
4
Type alarmorig on to turn on alarm origination.
5
Type reboot immediate to have the changes take effect.
NOTE:
Alarming will fail if 
 is not performed.
Administer no-license/emergency numbers
Without a valid license installed or a mismatched license:
1
The system generates a major alarm.
2
Depending upon the nature of the error, a countdown timer starts, but call processing continues 
unchanged.
3
If the countdown timer expires, the switch runs in Administration Mode only, and call-processing 
capability is limited to incoming and outgoing calls only to preadministered numbers.