Avaya G350 manual Assist the configuration, Assisting a remote configuration

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Preparing for configuration

Step 2: Assist the configuration

Step 2: Assist the configuration

The configuration may be done in any of the following ways:

Remotely: both your telephone and data services are configured by a remote technician.

On-site: a technician comes to your site and configures both your telephone and data services on- site.

Combined: a technician comes to your site to configure your telephone services. A remote technician configures your data services.

Off-site: a technician configures the G350 before you bring it to the customer site.

The sections below describe how you will need to assist in each type of configuration.

Assisting a remote configuration

Connect the endpoint devices to the G350 while the supporting technicians perform the configurations. Keep in contact with the supporting technician to tell the supporting technician which devices you connect to which ports. The supporting technician will need the devices connected in order to test all the endpoints.

The remote supporting technician will use your modem connection to access the G350 and perform all configuration tasks. Note the number of the telephone line to which you connect the modem, so that you can provide the number to the technician.

Certain software upgrades may need to be done by you on-site using your CD-ROM drive. In the event of a network disconnection, the supporting technician could ask you to use your laptop to restore the connection.

Assisting an on-site configuration

Connect the endpoint devices to the G350 while the supporting technician performs the configuration. As you connect devices to the G350, tell the supporting technician which devices are connected to which ports. The supporting technician will need the devices connected in order to test all the endpoints.

The on-site supporting technician may use your laptop computer to configure your telephone services.

Assisting a combined remote and on-site configuration

Connect the endpoint devices to the G350 while the supporting technicians perform the configurations. As you connect devices to the G350, tell the supporting technicians which devices are connected to which ports. The supporting technicians will need the devices connected in order to test all the endpoints.

The remote supporting technician will use your modem connection to access the G350 and configure your data services. Note the telephone number of the line to which you connect the modem, so that you can provide the number to the technician.

The on-site supporting technician may use your laptop computer to configure your telephone services.

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Installation of the G350 Media Gateway

 

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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 Downloading this book and updates from the Web About this bookOverview AudienceSafety labels and security alert labels Security AlertRelated resources Technical assistanceTrademarks Within the USSending us comments Full installation Installation workflowsBefore you start Gathering information Installation of a staged G350Staging Unpacking Site requirements Environmental VerificationRequired equipment Installation of the G350 Media Gateway Mount the G350 chassis Installing the Avaya G350 Media GatewayMounting the G350 in a rack Affixing a mounting bracket to the front of the G350 To attach each mounting bracket to the G350 To mount the G350 in the rackMounting the G350 on a wall Placing the G350 on a tableTo affix brackets to the G350 for wall mounting To affix the feetCombination limitations Install the media modulesAllocating slots G350 front panel ports and slots Inserting the S8300 Media Server module To insert the S8300 Media Server moduleInserting media modules To insert a media moduleAttach ground conductors Inserting a media moduleGeneral grounding requirements Approved grounds Connect the safety ground To attach the ground wiresConnect power to the G350 To connect power to the G350Installation of the G350 Media Gateway Preparing for configuration Prepare configuration equipmentPreparing a G350 without an S8300 for configuration Installation of the G350 Media Gateway December Preparing a G350 with an S8300 for configuration Connecting the USB modem To connect and enable the modemInstallation of the G350 Media Gateway Installation of the G350 Media Gateway December Assist the configuration Assisting a remote configurationAssisting an on-site configuration Assisting a combined remote and on-site configurationAssisting an off-site configuration staging Installation of the G350 Media Gateway Connecting devices Connect the networkConnect IP telephones To connect an IP telephoneConnect non-IP telephones and trunks Connecting an analog telephoneTo connect an analog telephone Connecting a DCP telephone To connect a DCP telephoneConnecting an analog trunk Connecting an E1/T1 trunkTo connect an analog trunk To connect an E1/T1 trunkConnecting an Isdn BRI trunk To connect an Isdn BRI trunkInstall circuit protection Over-Voltage and Sneak-Current ProtectionConnect to the Wide Area Network WAN Connecting the G350 to the WANTo connect the WAN to the G350 Connecting an external router to the G350 Install the Coupled Bonding ConductorTo install the CBC Install the Avaya Partner Contact Closure Adjunct To install the contact closureAfter installation Test the installationTesting telephones Testing trunksRemove the installation equipment LSP failover testingG350 Media Gateway specifications Technical specificationsPower Cord Specifications Power Cord Specifications Index Installing the G350 chassis Installation of the G350 Media Gateway December Installation of the G350 Media Gateway