Avaya G350 manual Preparing for configuration, Prepare configuration equipment

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Preparing for configuration

Step 1: Prepare configuration equipment

3 Preparing for configuration

The configuration of the G350 will be performed by one or more supporting technicians either remotely or on-site. This chapter explains what preparations to make so that the supporting technicians can configure the G350.

NOTE:

If you received the G350 with the media modules pre-installed, the G350 is already configured, and you should skip this chapter.

When you have mounted the G350 and inserted the media modules, you are ready to connect endpoint devices to the front panel ports. Before you connect devices, make the preparations described in this chapter to enable the supporting technician to access the G350 for configuration. The supporting technician can start to configure the G350 while you connect devices.

NOTE:

If you are staging the G350 before taking it to the customer site, do not connect endpoint devices unless the supporting technician requests you to do so to assist the configuration. The supporting technician will need to connect some devices to test endpoints.

When you have completed the preparations described in this chapter, contact the supporting technician to help establish configuration access. Be prepared to assist the supporting technician throughout the configuration. For information about how you might need to assist in the configuration, see Step 2: Assist the configuration on page 40. While the supporting technician is configuring the G350, you can connect endpoint devices to the G350. For information about connecting devices to the front panel ports of the G350, see Chapter 4, “Connecting devices”. The supporting technician will need you to connect the endpoint devices so that he can test the configuration.

Step 1: Prepare configuration equipment

If the configuration will be done on-site, no preparations are necessary. You will need to assist the supporting technician throughout the configuration (see Assisting an on-site configuration on page 40).

If you are having the G350 staged, skip to Assisting an off-site configuration (staging) on page 41.

If the configuration will be done either remotely, or partly remotely and partly on-site, you need to prepare certain equipment for use in the configuration process.

NOTE:

If a supporting technician who will be performing part of the configuration is coming to do so on-site, that technician might do these preparations.

The preparations are different depending on whether or not you installed an S8300 in the G350. See one of the following sections below:

Preparing a G350 without an S8300 for configuration

Preparing a G350 with an S8300 for configuration

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Contents Installation of the Avaya G350 Media Gateway Copyright 2003, Avaya Inc All Rights Reserved SOC/REN Declarations of Conformity Contents Preparing for configuration Technical specifications Installation of the G350 Media Gateway About this book Downloading this book and updates from the WebOverview AudienceSecurity Alert Safety labels and security alert labelsTechnical assistance Related resourcesTrademarks Within the USSending us comments Installation workflows Full installationBefore you start Installation of a staged G350 Gathering informationStaging Unpacking Environmental Verification Site requirementsRequired equipment Installation of the G350 Media Gateway Installing the Avaya G350 Media Gateway Mount the G350 chassisMounting the G350 in a rack Affixing a mounting bracket to the front of the G350 To mount the G350 in the rack To attach each mounting bracket to the G350Placing the G350 on a table Mounting the G350 on a wallTo affix brackets to the G350 for wall mounting To affix the feetInstall the media modules Combination limitationsAllocating slots G350 front panel ports and slots To insert the S8300 Media Server module Inserting the S8300 Media Server moduleTo insert a media module Inserting media modulesInserting a media module Attach ground conductorsGeneral grounding requirements Approved grounds To attach the ground wires Connect the safety groundTo connect power to the G350 Connect power to the G350Installation of the G350 Media Gateway Prepare configuration equipment Preparing for configurationPreparing a G350 without an S8300 for configuration Installation of the G350 Media Gateway December Preparing a G350 with an S8300 for configuration To connect and enable the modem Connecting the USB modemInstallation of the G350 Media Gateway Installation of the G350 Media Gateway December Assisting a remote configuration Assist the configurationAssisting an on-site configuration Assisting a combined remote and on-site configurationAssisting an off-site configuration staging Installation of the G350 Media Gateway Connect the network Connecting devicesTo connect an IP telephone Connect IP telephonesConnecting an analog telephone Connect non-IP telephones and trunksTo connect an analog telephone To connect a DCP telephone Connecting a DCP telephoneConnecting an E1/T1 trunk Connecting an analog trunkTo connect an analog trunk To connect an E1/T1 trunkTo connect an Isdn BRI trunk Connecting an Isdn BRI trunkOver-Voltage and Sneak-Current Protection Install circuit protectionConnecting the G350 to the WAN Connect to the Wide Area Network WANTo connect the WAN to the G350 Install the Coupled Bonding Conductor Connecting an external router to the G350To install the CBC To install the contact closure Install the Avaya Partner Contact Closure AdjunctTest the installation After installationTesting telephones Testing trunksLSP failover testing Remove the installation equipmentTechnical specifications G350 Media Gateway specificationsPower Cord Specifications Power Cord Specifications Index Installing the G350 chassis Installation of the G350 Media Gateway December Installation of the G350 Media Gateway