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Issue 1 — December 2002
2-17DEFNETM.PDF — Avaya CT 1.2
Administering Multiple Avaya CT
Servers to Ensure Unique Links
The typical Avaya CT installation involves only one Avaya CT server. If your
configuration relies on more than one Avaya CT server, follow the steps described
in ‘‘Sample Scenario’’ to ensure that link assignments are unique. Figure 2-6 on
page 2-19 and Figure 2-7 on page 2-20 illustrate how to configure multiple Avaya
CT servers in a firewall environment.
Sample Scenario
This scenario depicts a configuration that uses two Avaya CT servers, AVAYACT1
and AVAYACT2. Both Avaya CT servers communicate with the same
MultiVantage system (indicated the Advertised Switch Name and IP Address or
Hostname). In this example, AVAYACT1 uses the default DEFINITY G3 PBX
Driver IP address (192.168.25.20) and AVAYACT2 uses an assigned DEFINITY
G3PBX Driver IP Address (192.168.25.30).
■ Administering AVAYACT1 — Assume that you will assign Link 1 to
AVAYACT1.
When you open the G3PBX Driver Configuration dialog box for AVAYACT1
complete the Advertised Switch Name and IP Address or Hostname
fields with the administered switch name (this example uses the default,
AVAYA_ECS) and the IP address of the DLG (this example uses the
default, 192.168.25.10)
■ Administering AVAYACT2 — Assume that you will assign Link 2 to
AVAYACT2 (you must use any link number other than 1 to ensure that the
identity of the link is unique).
When you open the G3PBX Driver Configuration dialog box for AVAYACT2,
skip to Link 2 (leave the fields for Link 1 blank). Complete the
Advertised Switch Name and IP Address or Hostname fields with the
AVAYA_ECS
192.168.25.10
192.168.25.20
IP Address of
AVAYACT1
IP Address of
DLG