ADTRAN 619500001-19A manual To verify the installation of the Intel Dialogic cards

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Preparing to Install the NetVanta UC Server

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To verify the installation of the Intel Dialogic cards

Through Windows Hardware Device Manager, verify that all of the Intel Dialogic cards reside in the Dialogic Springware Devices section of the Device Manager on the server.

If any of the cards appear to be improperly configured, such as a Caution symbol, then you must update the driver.

To update the driver (if the cards are improperly configured)

1.From the Device Manager, locate and configure the Intel Dialogic card.

2.Select the Driver tab and select Update Driver.

3.Select Search for suitable driver for my device (recommended) and select Next.

4.Once the driver update locates the Intel Dialogic card, select Next.

5.Repeat the steps above for each Intel Dialogic card that appears to be improperly installed or configured.

To detect the Intel Dialogic Hardware on the UC server

1.Select Start > Programs > Intel Dialogic System Release > Configuration Manager - DCM. Digital carrier module (DCM) detects any Intel Dialogic hardware installed on the machine running UC server.

2.Ensure that the board settings match your PBX type. This only applies to Digital cards. The default configuration is Nortel Norstar.

3.For digital set emulation (DSE), open each card and make sure the PBXSwitch parameter (located on the MISC tab) is configured according to your integration. Refer to the relevant configuration guide.

4.All Dialogic cards should be started the first time from the DCM application.

To enable fax resources on the D/120JCT-LS Dialogic Cards

1.Select on Start > Programs > Intel Dialogic System Software > Configuration Manager – DCM.

2.Change the properties of each D/120JCT-LS Dialogic card by double-clicking on each card.

3.Select the MISC tab and change the Firmware File parameter to spfax.fwl.

To configure the Intel Dialogic service to start automatically

Select Settings > System Device Autostart to Start System. It is normal to see the error message Failed to set the Device Autostart setting. Requested data not found in NCM data storage.

To install CTI Link hardware and software

1.Install the required cards on the computer.

2.Locate the CD with the appropriate computer telephoney integration (CTI) link software.

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Contents NetVanta Unified Communications Service and Warranty TrademarksTo the Holder of the Manual Software Licensing AgreementConventions Conventions Unified Communications Server Table of Contents Unified Communications Server Introduction Unpacking the SoftwareInstalling the Intel Dialogic Card Installing Hardware and SoftwareTo install the Intel Dialogic card Preparing to Install the NetVanta UC Server Minimum System Requirements Limitations and RestrictionsStarting the NetVanta UC Server To start the UC serverVerifying the Internet Connection Verifying the Operating SystemConfiguring Antivirus Software Configuring ServicesDisabling the indexing service To turn off the indexing serviceInstalling Microsoft Mapi Connector To install Microsoft Outlook softwareInstalling CTI Link/Tapi Software To install the Intel Dialogic softwareTo verify the installation of the Intel Dialogic cards To update the driver if the cards are improperly configuredTo enable fax resources on the D/120JCT-LS Dialogic Cards To install CTI Link hardware and softwareInstalling the Agent for IP Office Centralized Voicemail Agent IP address IP address of the agent computerRunning the Installation Wizard To install the agentPrerequisite components Installing Prerequisite ComponentsPrerequisite components for Windows Server 2008 only Prerequisite components for Windows XP only Preparing to Configure the NetVanta UC Server Installing NetVanta UC Server SoftwareBackup and Restore Procedures To start the Server Configuration WizardTo install remote administration tools for Windows Server Appendix A. Downloading and Installing Administration ToolsWindows Server Windows Vista Windows XP Windows XP Unified Communications Server Appendix B. Managing Windows XP Built-In Firewall To open the TCP ports