Vodavi Discovery Ip Techical Guide

							3-2 PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT
Prerequisites for Installation August 1999
Firewall Instructions:
The following firewall ports on the router in the network must be open for inbound as well as 
outbound connections, if a firewall exists:
PHONE LINE TYPE SUPPORTED
Loop start trunk circuits from a key/PBX system may connect to the Discovery IP unit.
OTHER HARDWARE REQUIRED
A Video Graphics Adapter (VGA) monitor and a keyboard (not included with the Discovery IP) 
are necessary to configure, operate and monitor the Discovery IP processes. A laptop computer 
with hyperterminal (Version 4) may be used to configure the Discovery IP unit.
Table 2: Firewall Ports
TCP Ports
22, 23, 77, 111
UDP Ports700, 708, 709, 800, 1551, 1556, 1557, 1667,
1670, 1671, 1672, 5004, 5005, 5010, 5011,
5016, 5017, 5022, 5023, 5028, 5029, 5034,
5035, 5040, 5041, 5046, 5047, 5052, 5053,
5058, 5059, 5064, 5065, 5070, 5071, 5076,
5077, 5082, 5083, 5088, 5089, 5094, 5095,
5100, 5101, 5106, 5107, 5112, 5113, 5118,
5119, 5124, 5125, 5130, 5131, 5136, 5137,
5142, 5143 
						

							Discovery IP Technical Manual August 1999
4 Hardware Installation 
Figure 2: Exterior of the Discovery IP
Rear View
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VAC Switch
Power Cable ConnectorX12 DSP CardNetwork Card
FXS Analog
Voice Card
(ICV-8)
Serial Portto PS Keyboard
Power
Reset
Floppy Drive
LED-Power
LED- Hard Disk
Activity
Front View
Not Operational
to Monitor 
						

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Figure 3 illustrates how the cables should be connected:
Figure 3: Hardware Cable ConnectionsTable 3: Cable Connections
Keyboard(PS2)/Monitor or Serial
Connection (through nullmodem cable)Required for initialization (not included)
Power115 or 230 VAC - Be sure to set switch (do not plug directly 
into wall - surge protection is advised
)
PhonesTwo lines per RJ-14 connector. RJ-14 connectors are 
ordered from top to bottom. Ports are numbered beginning 
00, 01, 02, ..., etc.
Refer to Appendix A for connections to the FXS analog 
voice card (ICV-8).
LAN/Network10/100 baseT connection (labeled DATA on rear of 
Discovery IP box)
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LANTo KSU 
						

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To turn unit on for the first time, power on the unit from the rear. Machine will boot and show 
status messages.
Shutdown Procedure
1. Press CTRL+ALT+DEL
 then wait until all processes have closed completely before 
powering down.
OR
2. Type at the command line prompt shutdown -h now
, then press ENTER
; power down 
only when you can see that all processes have completed shutting down.
DO NOT turn off the DISCOVERY IP without a proper shutdown 
procedure.  Doing so may result in damage to the hard disk. 
						

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							Discovery IP Technical Manual August 1999
5 System Configuration
PRIOR TO CONFIGURING THE Discovery IP 
To establish network connection for each Discovery IP machine, you must designate:
†Full hostname of the Discovery IP, including domain name
†IP address of the Discovery IP
†Subnet mask of the Discovery IP
†IP address of the default router/gateway for the Discovery IP
†Timezone of the Discovery IP
To configure the Discovery IP, you must designate the:
†Method of mapping
†IP address of the Discovery IP which will serve as the mapping server
†IP addresses of machines to be included in mapping scheme
†Numeric assignment of each Discovery IP unit
†Port number assignments on each Discovery IP
Instructions for Serial Port Connections
Connect your null modem cable to the serial port on the Discovery IP. Connect the other end of 
the cable to the machine you will use to configure the Discovery IP.
The Hyperterminal program supplied with Windows can be used to configure the Discovery IP 
unit via the serial connection (must be Version 4 to properly function with the Discovery IP).
Be sure to configure your connection for the correct COM port on the machine youre 
connecting from. On the machine you are connecting from, configure your connection settings 
as follows:
†Bits per Second: 9600, Data Bits: 8, Parity: None, Stop Bits: 1, Flow Control: x on/ x off
†In Hyperterminal, Configure Key Macros. In case you need to use the Insert and Delete 
keys during configuration, perform the following:
1. Go to VIEW>KEY MACROS
:
ˆ[Insert Key] is equivalent to 
[2~; (i.e. escape key, left bracket, 2, tilda)
ˆ[Delete Key] is equivalent to 
[3~; (i.e. escape key, left bracket, 3, tilda)
The following information is required for the configuration of each 
Discovery IP unit. This information should be obtained prior to 
installation of the units. 
						

							5-2 Discovery IP CONFIGURATION WIZARD
System ConfigurationAugust 1999
†Once connected:
1. Type Root [ENTER]
2. Type dvg-passed [ENTER]
3. Type cd /tempest/dvg [ENTER]
4. Type dvgstatus [ENTER]
5. Type c; and select Configuration Wizard
Discovery IP CONFIGURATION WIZARD 
Discovery IP units may be configured through the Configuration Wizard program, which is 
accessed through the System Status program always running on each Discovery IP unit.
Upon startup of the Discovery IP, the screen for the System Status program appears.
Upon power-on/startup of the Discovery IP, the below screen displays (Figure 4), then:
1. Type C to view configuration options.
Figure 4: System Status Main Screen (Startup)
2. Select Configuration Wizard using the arrow keys. Press ENTER
 (as shown in Figure 5).
Discovery IP, Vodavi Communications Systems, Inc.
System Status 1.13 - discovery1
ARROWS-move cursor ENTER-configure ESC-quit C-configure
SHIFT+1-one column SHIFT+2-two columns SHIFT+3-three columns P-processes 
						

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Figure 5: Configuration Main Screen
3. Enter the domain name of the Discovery IP unit as shown in Figure 6.
4. Next, enter the IP address of this Discovery IP unit (Figure 7).
Discovery IP, Vodavi Communications Systems, Inc.
System Status 1.13 - discovery1
ARROWS-move cursor ENTER-configure ESC-quit C-Configure
SHIFT+1-one column SHIFT+2-two columns SHIFT+3-three columns P-processes System Configuration
Configuration Wizard
Routing Manager
Network Configuration
Save Process State
Auto-Save State: On 
						

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System ConfigurationAugust 1999
Figure 6: Configuration Wizard—Machine Name 
Figure 7: Network Setup—IP Address
What is the full domain name of this machine?
Discovery IP
  Vodavi Communications Systems, Inc.
Configuration Wizard V1.05
TAB - Toggle Back Button ENTER - Accept ESC - Abort
Machine Name
Enter Domain name here
Discovery IP
Vodavi Communications Systems, Inc.
Configuration Wizard V1.05
TAB - Toggle Back Button ENTER - Accept ESC - Abort
What is the IP address of this machine?
IP Address
Back
Enter IP Address here 
						

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5. Enter the Subnet Mask IP Address, as prompted by the screen shown in Figure 8.
Figure 8: Network Setup—Subnet Mask
6. Enter the address of the IP gateway for this network (Figure 9).
Figure 9: Network Setup—IP Gateway
Discovery IP
Vodavi Communications Systems, Inc.
Configuration Wizard V1.05
TAB - Toggle Back Button ENTER - Accept ESC - Abort
What is the Net Mask of this machine?
Back Net Mask
Enter Net Mask here
Discovery IP
Vodavi Communications Systems, Inc.
Configuration Wizard V1.05
TAB - Toggle Back Button ENTER - Accept ESC - Abort
Back Net Gateway
What is the Gateway of this network?
Enter Gateway here