liquidvw

I need to change the IP address of 2 clans and 1 medpro and the Audix.

I think I have the clans and medpro down. But I need help with the audix.

Any ideas?

Blah

Go into Networking Administration>TCPIP Administration

Change the addresses.. and the box reboots.

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liquidvw

That seems easy. Thanks blah.

Blah

do it during the middle of the day.. then when it comes back up, pretend you've fixed a problem.. that's what a lot of data guys I know do.. sometimes accidentally.

The node-name must of course be changed for "AUDIX" in your PBX as well.. you might also have to change the com processor channel to N, then back to Y if the link doesn't pop right back up..

liquidvw

Sounds good. I will be doing this Friday night.

I dont think I can do it during the day. lol...

ahays

You know that you're going to have to remove everything connected with the CLANs and MedPros in order to change the node-names ip form and then put everything back, right? Same with the node-names audix screen ... you're going to have to remove the comm proc entries and then put them back in once you've made the change .. so take LOTS of notes.

In the Audix itself you're going to have to change both the IP address of the Audix itself (plus any subnet mask and gateway changes) as well as the switch integration IP address if you're changing the IP of the CLAN on the other end.

Here's the link to the Intuity Audix CLAN integration doc: http://support.avaya.com/edoc/docs/i...x/ialanin1.pdf

This doc has the full integration procedures for both the Intuity and Definity side. You might want to review it before you dive into the project.

regs,

.al.

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liquidvw

Thanks Al. That is a great link.

liquidvw

I didn't do this on Friday becuase I forgot about the CMS. Anyone know how to change the IP address of a remote switch in CMS? The CMS is a R12.

ahays

Login as root and follow these setps:

1) “cd /etc”
2) “chmod 777 hosts” (changes file to Read/write)
3) “vi hosts”
4) change the IP address for the appropriate switch (using vi editing vi commands listed below)
5) ":" to end editing
6) "wq" to save hosts file and exit
7) "chmod 444 hosts" (changes file back to Read-only)

Basic vi editing commands
change mode: esc
insert: i
delete char: x
delete line: dd
end editing: :
end wo saving: q!
end and savie: wq

regs,

.al.

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Homepage: http://www.jeral.com/
Training: http://www.jeral.com/avaya-learning.html

liquidvw

Wow. Thanks for the info. This is going to save me a few $$$.

Thanks!!!

I'll let you know how I make out.

Blah

personally, I would use Avaya or a BP.. if something goes wrong, especially in CMS, they will want to know why you did it yourself.. if you are capable, that's great.. but even if you have problems in the future, they might be able to tell you did something yourself.. and then blame that fact.

liquidvw

I have a few guys that work for my company that are good with unix. When I showed them the instructions that Al posted, they said it was real easy. So I am going to have them give it a go and I'll watch. I'll post how I made out. Normally I would use a BP, but my unix guys said this was a simple thing. We'll see....

stubborne

save a couple of steps and execute :wq! to save. You won't have to chmod the file 1st and after...

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liquidvw

I made these changes on Friday. Everything went well. I want to say thanks to everyone for their ideas. This sight is so great. Thanks again.

Blah

which? For the Intuity? CMS? Both.. congrats.