Lucent Technologies DEFINITY Enterprise Communications Server Release 6 CallVisor PC ASAI Instructions Manual

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For Release 61, the default also is 3. See the ‘‘DEFINITY ECS 
Administration’’ on page 1-17 of this chapter for more information how to 
get the DEFINITY ECS Software Version. Enter the correct number or 
press   for the default. 
NOTE:
Most of the features (except for new Event Reports) will be provided to the 
applications regardless of whether link version 1, version 2 or version 3 is 
selected. The TSC may have to activate a number of new ASAI features. 
ASAI...

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NOTE:
These values are set on a per-adjunct (PC) basis, not on a per-link basis. If 
the adjunct is to be connected to both a G3V3 link and a G3V4 link it would 
be advisable to select 1 for QP_LOWERVER
 and 2 for QP_HIGHERVER. 
Also, 2 should be selected for QP_DESIRED_VER. Version 3 corresponds 
to the DEFINITY ECS Release 6. For Release 6
2, the default also is 3. So 
for Release 6, QP_HIGHERVER and QP_DESIRED_VER should be 
set to 3.
12. The installation procedure...

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17. The installation script will verify system requirements and complete the 
installation. If error messages occur, follow the instructions provided by the 
messages. Otherwise, the message Installation of  was 
successful is displayed.
18. Place the CallVisor PC ASAI product disk in the appropriate drive and 
follow the online instructions.
Pkgadd displays that the CallVisor PC ASAI package is available to 
process. Press  to continue the installation.
19. After...

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If you can see the LED with the cover on the computer, you may put the 
cover on. Otherwise, leave the cover off until instructed to put it back on 
after all the software is installed and the LED has confirmed the basic 
sanity of the IPCI board. If in doubt, leave the cover off.
22. If IRQ 3 was chosen, disable the COM2 port. Most 386/486-class 
computers have COM1 and COM2 on the motherboard. If this is the case, 
use the CMOS configuration utility to disable COM2...

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If the test fails, check the version parameters and consult the DEFINITY 
ECS administrator. If the test fails for LAN type links, proceed to Step 30.
If the DEFINITY ECS is properly administered and the wiring checks out, 
call the CallVisor PC helpline number at 1 732 957-5725.
28. Shut down the computer. Enter the command:
shutdown -i0 -y -g0
Switch off power and install the cover.
29. Power up the computer.
30. At the login prompt, log in as root and give the IPCI...

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ISDN links are installed and a default value of 1024 if any LAN GATEWAY 
links are installed. This should be sufficient for the majority of applications 
using ASAI.
However, if the adjunct processor has a limited amount of memory or if a 
running ASAI application is controlling a large number of stations or calls, 
NCLID may need to be changed. In any case, NCLID should be set to 
conform to your system’s specific operational needs. For more details, see...

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CV/LAN Product Description 
CV/LAN allows application software running on UnixWare, Solaris x86, SPARC 
Solaris™, or Windows NT 4.0 to access the DEFINITY ECS CallVisor ASAI 
features across a TCP/IP LAN in a client-server arrangement. 
The server runs on the CallVisor PC or the Multi-Application Platform for 
DEFINITY (MAPD). The CallVisor PC and CV/LAN applications use the same 
library and differ slightly in only one API call. For further information see Chapter...

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The following Figure 1-2 shows how CallVisor PC is configured as a CV/LAN 
server. Applications can run on all the connected CV/LAN clients. Connectivity to 
the DEFINITY ECS is provided through the CallVisor PC server over either a 
DEFINITY LAN Gateway Interface, or an ISDN-BRI interface. The CV/LAN clients 
do not communicate directly with the ECS.
Figure 1-2. CallVisor PC as a CV/LAN server
MAPD
(DLG)*
TN801 (3 slots)
DEFINITY ECS
ISDN BRI
ASAI Link
SPARC...

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The following Figure 1-3 shows that ASAI client application communication is 
done directly through TCP/IP to the MAPD running CV/LAN server software (PEC 
1273-CVL). It does not involve any CallVisor PC server.
Figure 1-3.CallVisor PC Configuration — CV/LAN to MAPD
CV/LAN client is supported over the following platforms: UnixWare 2.1.2 and later; 
Solaris x86, SPARC Solaris versions 2.4, 2.5, 2.5.1, and Windows NT 4.0. The 
CV/LAN server is supported on Unixware...

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System Configuration
Each client communicates with the server through any Ethernet interface card 
supporting Unixware versions 2.1.2, and later; Solaris x86, SPARC Solaris 
versions 2.4, 2.5, 2.5.1, as well as Windows NT 4.0. Application software on the 
clients has access to the full range of ASAI features supported by the CallVisor 
PC ASAI interface.
The CV/LAN server runs on UnixWare 2.1.2 and later, and Solaris x86 operating 
systems; it requires the CallVisor...