Mitel Voice Processing Solutions Instructions Manual

Configure Unified TCP/IP So&are 
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VoiceMemo Release 6.OA and later 
This procedure explains how to install the software for the Unified TCP/IP application, and 
how to properly configure the software to use the application. It assumes that you have already 
performed the following steps: 
0 
Installed one or more Ethernet cards correctly (Cl? 2143, Chapter 3) 
e 
Completed one worksheet per Ethernet card (Cl? 6470) 
e 
Installed the Unified TCP/IP software (CP 5402) 
You must perform this...

CP 6471 
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VoiceMemo Release G.OA and later 
5. Specify the Ethernet card configuration type. For more information on card 
conflguration, refer to Chapter 3. 
Select: (E) Ethernet Card Configuration = (11 
Prompt: Enter 
host Ethernet card configuration = 
[II ? 
Response: The configuration number for the Ethernet card. Valid values are 1 
and 3. 
6. Specify the node name for the Ethernet card. 
Select: (H) Node Name = [] 
Prompt: Enter the node name of the card = [I ? 
Response: The node...

Cl? 6471 
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VoiceMemo Release G.OA and later 
Step 
10. Specify the broadcast address for the Ethernet card. 
Select: (0) Broadcast Address = [] 
PXV?2pt: Enter the broadcast address = [] ? 
Response: The broadcast address for the Ethernet card. This is an II? address used 
for all nodes on the Ethernet network. An II’ address has the form 
nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn, where each nnn refers to a number between 0 and 
255, and the numbers are separated by periods. For more information 
on broadcast...

Cl? 6471 
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VoiceMemo Release 6.OA and later 
step 
14. Enable the Ethernet card. This allows the telnet service to operate. 
Select: TELNET Configuration (Enable/Disable) = [Disabled] 
Prompt: 
Do you want TELNET service (E)nabled or 
(D)isabled = [Disabled] ? 
Response: E to enable the telnet service , or 
D to disable the telnet service, so module cannot be accessed. 
ote: The default condition is to have telnet service disabled. 
You do not need to enable telnet to use the Unified 
TCP/IP...

CP 6471 
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VoiceMemo Release 6.OA and later 
Sttp 
TCP/IP System Wide Host Configuration 
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Domain name: centigram.com 
H C M S 
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td ett IP Address Host Name Port Irq Vendor 
_I____--------_-___---------------------------------------------------- 
31P 6 3 129.1.250.108 alpha199 0280 10 ALTA #l 
!Iost Card Gateway Address Subnet Mask Broadcast Address 
_c~~~_---~~__------_----~~~~----~-----~------~~---~-~~--~~~~~~--~~~~~-~ 
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1...

CP 
Test Unified TCP/IP C,onfiguration 
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VoiceMemo Release 6.OA and later 
This procedure explains how to test the hardware and software configuration for the Unified 
TCP/IP application. It assumes that you have already performed the following steps: 
6 Installed one or more Ethernet cards correctly (Cl? 2 149, Chapter 3) 
0 Completed one worksheet per Ethernet card (Cl? 6470) 
6 
Installed the Unified TCP/IP sofnvare (Cl? 5402) 
8 
Configured the Unified TCP/IP software (Cl’ 6471) 
You must...

Cl? 6472 
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VoiceMemo Release 6.OA and later 
Step 
If the test is successful, you see a message similar to the following one. 
Pinging host 129.1.11.25 
ICMP Echo Reply: TTL 60 
ICMP Echo Reply: TTL 60 
ICMP Echo Reply: TTL 60 
ICMP Echo Reply: TTL 60 
Host 129.1.11.25 replied to all 4 of the 4 pings. 
If the ping test is successful, you can assume that the network connection between 
the server and the computer you are using is working properly. If the ping test is 
unsuccessful, you will...

CP 6472 
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VoiceMemo Release 6.OA and later 
Link (green) 
Transmit/Receive (red) 
Collision (red) 
Polarity (red) 
Figure 1 LEDs on the Ethernet Card 
6. Check the red Collision LED (Figure 1, above). If it is solid red or red most of the 
time, excessive collisions are occurring on the network. Solid red can also indicate 
an incorrect cable type konfiguration. Refer to the Series G Technical Reference 
Manual for more information on card configuration. y 
7. Reach the TCP/IP Network...