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Chapter 8: Configuration Wizard
This chapter provides information and instructions for using the Configuration Wizard. It includes the following sections:
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Configuration Wizard Overview - An overview of the Configuration Wizard.
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Using the Configuration Wizard Screens - Detailed descriptions of the screens in the
Configuration Wizard.
Configuration Wizard Overview
The Configuration Wizard appears at the end of the Network Management Console installation process. The Configuration Wizard enables you to configure the Communication Manager
Media Servers (CM) and the Network Management Console to properly discover the network.
Using the Configuration Wizard Screens
This section provides detailed information on each of the screens within the Configuration
Wizard. To continue to the next screen, click Next. To return to an earlier screen, click Back. To exit the Configuration Wizard without making any changes, close the wizard.
The Configuration Wizard consists of the following screens:
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Server Certificate Verification
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Step 3 - Define SNMP Access Parameters
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Configure User SNMP Parameters
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Step 4 - Specify IP Networks to be Managed
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Step 5 - Start Network Discovery
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The following sections describe each of the Configuration Wizard screens.
Step 1 - Welcome Screen
The Configuration Wizard provides a simple, step-by-step method for configuring CM Servers and for properly discovering and managing your voice network with the Network Management
Console. The steps of this method are described on the Welcome screen.
Figure 36: Step 1 - Welcome Screen
To continue, click Next. The Configuration Wizard continues with Step 2 - Identify CM Servers .
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Step 2 - Identify CM Servers
The wizard enables you to add, edit, and remove CM Servers from the CM Servers Table. All configured CM Servers are listed in the CM Servers table.
Figure 37: Identify CM Servers Screen
To add a CM to the CM Servers Table:
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Click New. The Configuration Wizard continues with the Add/Edit CM Servers
screen.
To edit the parameters for an existing CM Server:
1. Select the CM Server from the CM Servers Table.
2. Click Edit. The Configuration Wizard continues with the Add/Edit CM Servers
screen.
To delete an existing CM Server:
1. Select the CM Server from the CM Servers Table.
2. Click Remove. The selected CM Server is removed from the CM Servers Table.
To continue, click Next. The Configuration Wizard continues with
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Add/Edit CM Servers
The Configuration Wizard enables you to add parameters for a new CM Server or edit the parameters for an existing CM Server.
Figure 38: Add/Edit CM Servers Screen
To add/edit the parameters for a CM Server:
1. Enter the IP Address of the CM Server.
2. Enter the login name as configured on the CM Server.
3. Specify whether the CM Server uses a password or ASG Key for login, and enter the string.
Note:
Note:
The ASG key is a 20-character octal code, the 19th character of which must be either 0, 2, 4, or 6, and the 20th character of which must be 0.
4. Select the protocol for communication with the CM Server. The protocols available are: SSH and Telnet.
Note:
Note:
Before accessing the CM server using passwords, the user must verify the CM server certificate. To ensure that this is the CM server you want to manage, verify that the public key is identical to the public key of the CM server certificate.
To continue, click Next. The Configuration Wizard continues with the
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Create or Add SNMPv3 User
The Configuration Wizard enables you to select the SNMPv3 user that is used to communicate with the CM server. You can use an existing SNMPv3 user or create a new SNMPv3 user.
Figure 39: SNMpv3 User Screen
To use an existing SNMPv3 user:
1. Select the Existing SNMPv3 User option.
2. Select the user from the Select User drop-down list.
To create a new SNMPv3 user with which to communicate with the CM:
1. Select the New SNMPv3 User option.
2. Enter the user name for the new SNMPv3 user.
3. Enter the SNMPv3 authentication password, and enter it again to verify the password.
Note:
Note:
The authentication scheme supported by the CM is displayed. This field is read-only.
4. Enter the SNMPv3 privacy password and enter it again to verify it.
To continue, click Next. The Configuration Wizard continues with the
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Server Certificate Verification
The Configuration Wizard enables you to verify the CM Server certificate.
Figure 40: Server Certificate Verification Screen
When you have finished reviewing the certificate, click Yes. The Configuration Wizard continues with
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Click No to return to the
screen and enter a different IP for the requested
CM Server.
Provide SNMPv3 Parameters
The Configuration Wizard detects when a specified CM Server has a different SNMPv3 user name and password than those entered in the installation wizard. The Configuration Wizard informs you of this and provides you with the SNMPv3 user name configured on the specified
CM Server. You can then enter the proper password to allow the Network Management Console to manage this server.
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Figure 41: Provide SNMPv3 Parameters Screen
Using the Configuration Wizard Screens
To enter the user parameters defined for a CM Server:
1. Enter and verify the SNMPv3 authentication password for the user name returned for this
CM Server.
Note:
Note:
The authentication scheme supported by the CM is displayed. This field is read-only.
2. Enter and verify the SNMPv3 privacy password used to access this CM Server.
3. Click Next. The Configuration Wizard continues with the
Server Certificate Verification
screen.
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Step 3 - Define SNMP Access Parameters
The Configuration Wizard enables you to manage SNMP parameters used for network discovery and management access to the devices in your network.
Note:
Note:
These parameters can be modified later using the Options dialog box in the
Network Management Console.
Figure 42: Define SNMP Access Parameters Screen
To add an SNMP parameters set to the SNMP Parameters Table:
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Click New. The Configuration Wizard continues with the Configure User SNMP
To edit the parameters for an existing SNMP set:
1. Select the SNMP parameters set you want to edit from the SNMP Parameters Table.
2. Click Edit. The Configuration Wizard continues with the Configure User SNMP Parameters
screen.
To remove an existing SNMP parameters set:
1. Select the SNMP parameters set from the SNMP Parameters Table.
2. Click Remove. The selected CM Server is removed from the CM Servers Table.
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Configure User SNMP Parameters
The Configuration Wizard enables you to manage SNMP user parameters used for accessing the new and existing devices in your network.
Figure 43: Configure User SNMP Parameters Screen
To edit the parameters for an existing SNMPv3 user:
1. Select the Existing SNMPv3 User option.
2. Select the user from the Select User drop-down list.
To add a new SNMPv3 user:
1. Select the New SNMPv3 User option.
2. Enter the user name for the new SNMPv3 user.
3. Enter the SNMPv3 authentication password for the new user and enter it again to verify the password.
Note:
Note:
The authentication scheme supported by the CM is displayed. This field is read-only.
4. Enter the SNMPv3 privacy password and enter it again to verify it.
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To add an SNMPv1 community:
1. Enter the read community.
2. Enter the read/write community.
To continue, click Next. The Configuration Wizard returns to
to enable you to manage other SNMP parameters.
Step 4 - Specify IP Networks to be Managed
The Configuration Wizard enables you to manage the IP networks you want to discover and their parameters.
Note:
Note:
These parameters can be modified later using the IP Discovery dialog box in the
Network Management Console.
Figure 44: Specify IP Networks to be Managed Screen
To add a network to the Subnets Table:
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Click New. The Configuration Wizard continues with the Configure Subnet Details
screen.
To edit the parameters for an existing network:
1. Select the IP of the network from the Subnets Table.
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2. Click Edit. The Configuration Wizard continues with the Configure Subnet Details
screen.
To remove an existing network:
1. Select the IP of the network from the Subnets Table.
2. Click Remove. The selected IP of the network is removed from the Subnets Table.
To continue, click Next. The Configuration Wizard continues with Step 5 - Start Network
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Configure Subnet Details
The Configuration Wizard enables you to configure the subnet mask or router for the specified subnet.
Figure 45: Configure Subnet Details Screen
To add/edit the parameters for a subnet:
1. Enter an IP address for the new subnet. When editing a subnet, this field displays the IP address of the subnet you are editing.
2. Select whether you want to provide the subnet mask or router for this subnet, and enter the mask or router IP address.
3. Click Next. The Configuration Wizard returns to
Step 4 - Specify IP Networks to be
to enable you to manage other subnets.
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Step 5 - Start Network Discovery
The Configuration Wizard verifies that the configuration for running the Discovery process in your voice network is complete. You are then informed that the computer reboots after you click
Finish, following which the Discovery process runs automatically.
Figure 46: Configuration Complete Screen
To make any changes to the configuration parameters:
1. Click Back until you reach the screen you want.
2. Change the relevant parameters.
3. Click Next until you reach the Configuration complete screen.
To end the configuration process, click Finish. The computer reboots and the configuration is incorporated in the Network Management Console.
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All parameters may be modified later using the Network Management Console.
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Table of contents
- 1 Avaya Integrated Management Release 5.0
- 1 Network Management Console
- 3 Contents
- 11 Preface
- 11 The Purpose of This Manual
- 11 Who Should Use This Manual
- 11 Organization of This Manual
- 13 Chapter 1: Avaya Network Management
- 14 Avaya Network Management Overview
- 15 Avaya Network Management Terms
- 15 What is Avaya Network Management Server
- 16 What is Avaya Network Management Console
- 17 What is a Network Map
- 18 What is Discovery
- 18 What is Event Handling
- 21 What’s New in This Release
- 23 Chapter 2: Avaya Network Management Server
- 23 Introduction to Avaya Network Management Server
- 24 Starting Avaya Network Management Server
- 24 Stopping Avaya Network Management Server
- 25 Chapter 3: Avaya Network Management Console Introduction
- 26 Starting Avaya Network Management Console
- 28 Remote Access and Security
- 28 Licensing Requirements
- 29 Changing Passwords
- 30 Avaya Network Management Console User Interface
- 32 Toolbar
- 33 Network Tree
- 33 Interfaces Tab
- 33 Alarms Tab
- 33 Modules Tab
- 33 Dialog Area
- 34 Status Bar
- 34 Using Tooltips
- 35 Requesting Write Permission
- 36 Avaya Network Management Console Options
- 37 SNMP Access Parameters
- 37 Default SNMP Access Parameters
- 39 Setting SNMP Access Parameters for IP Ranges
- 40 Setting Specific IP Parameters
- 41 Setting Connectivity Polling Parameters
- 42 Selecting a Default Map
- 43 Setting Read/Write Defaults
- 44 Setting CM Server Parameters
- 45 Using Avaya Network Management Console Tables
- 46 Using Avaya Network Management Console Help
- 46 Opening the Help to the Contents Page
- 46 Opening the Help to a Topic of Interest
- 47 Chapter 4: Avaya Network Management Console Network Tree
- 47 Introduction to the Network Tree
- 48 Using the Network Tree
- 48 The Subnet View
- 49 The Device Type View
- 50 The VoIP System View
- 52 Custom Views
- 52 Creating Custom Views
- 53 Modifying Custom Views
- 53 Deleting Custom Views
- 54 Adding Branches in Custom Views
- 54 Modifying Branches in Custom Views
- 55 Deleting Branches in Custom Views
- 56 Printing the Network Tree
- 57 Searching the Tree
- 59 Chapter 5: Launching Applications
- 59 Launching Device Applications
- 60 Device Manager
- 60 IP Office Manager
- 60 IP Office System Status
- 61 Telnet
- 61 Web Session
- 62 PING
- 62 Avaya Site Administration
- 63 Avaya MultiSite Administration
- 63 Avaya Fault and Performance Manager
- 64 Avaya Voice Announcement Manager
- 64 Extreme EPICenter
- 67 Polycom GMS
- 68 Launching Network-wide Applications
- 69 Chapter 6: Avaya Network Management Console Tables
- 70 The Network Table
- 70 Network Table Fields
- 72 Network Table Colors
- 74 Viewing and Searching the Tables
- 74 Choosing Table Parameters to Display
- 75 Filtering the Tables
- 75 The Alarms Table
- 76 Alarms Table Parameters
- 77 The Modules Table
- 77 Modules Table Parameters
- 77 Managing Objects
- 78 Manually Adding Devices
- 79 Modifying Devices
- 80 Device Parameters
- 81 Deleting Devices
- 81 The Port Connections Table
- 82 Port Connections Table Parameters
- 83 The Registered Endpoints Table
- 84 Registered Endpoints Table Parameters
- 85 The Inventory Table
- 87 Inventory Table Toolbar
- 88 Inventory Table Parameters
- 89 Inventory Table Filter
- 90 Choosing Inventory Table Parameters to Display
- 91 Chapter 7: Network Maps
- 91 Introduction to Network Maps
- 92 Managing Network Maps
- 92 Creating a Network Map
- 93 Opening a Network Map
- 94 Saving a Network Map to a Different Name
- 94 Printing a Network Map
- 95 Importing Devices into the Network Map
- 95 Exporting the Network Map
- 96 CSV File Structure
- 97 Chapter 8: Configuration Wizard
- 97 Configuration Wizard Overview
- 97 Using the Configuration Wizard Screens
- 98 Step 1 - Welcome Screen
- 99 Step 2 - Identify CM Servers
- 100 Add/Edit CM Servers
- 101 Create or Add SNMPv3 User
- 102 Server Certificate Verification
- 102 Provide SNMPv3 Parameters
- 104 Step 3 - Define SNMP Access Parameters
- 105 Configure User SNMP Parameters
- 106 Step 4 - Specify IP Networks to be Managed
- 107 Configure Subnet Details
- 108 Step 5 - Start Network Discovery
- 109 Chapter 9: Introduction to the Discovery Window
- 109 Opening the Discovery Window
- 110 The Discovery User Interface
- 110 Discovery Toolbar
- 111 Subnets Table
- 112 Discovery Dialog Area
- 112 Discovery Log Area
- 112 Discovery Status Bar
- 112 Closing the Discovery Window
- 113 Chapter 10: Discovering Your Network
- 113 Setting Discovery Options
- 114 Configuring Discovery Method and Range
- 116 Configuring Discovery’s Naming Method
- 118 Selecting Device Types to Discover
- 120 Using the Discovery Scheduler
- 122 Discovering Subnets and Nodes
- 122 Discovering All Subnets and Nodes
- 123 Discovering Nodes on Specific Subnets
- 124 Manually Adding Subnets
- 126 Modifying Subnets
- 127 Subnet Parameters
- 127 Deleting Subnets
- 128 Using the Discovery Log
- 129 Configuring Router Access Parameters
- 131 Saving the Discovery Log
- 131 Deleting Log Entries
- 131 Clearing the Discovery Log
- 133 Chapter 11: Introduction to the Event Manager
- 133 Event Manager Overview
- 134 Viewing the Event Manager
- 134 The Event Manager User Interface
- 134 The Event Log Browser User Interface
- 135 Event Log Browser Toolbar
- 136 The Trap Table
- 137 Status Line
- 138 The Event Configuration User Interface
- 139 Event Configuration Toolbar
- 139 The Event Table
- 140 Assign Action Form Area
- 141 Event Configuration Form Area
- 142 The Action List User Interface
- 143 Action List Toolbar
- 143 The Action Table
- 144 Action Form Area
- 144 Closing the Event Manager
- 145 Chapter 12: Managing Events
- 145 Managing Events
- 146 Event Log Options
- 147 Filtering Events
- 147 Filtering by Severity Level
- 148 Filtering by Category
- 149 Filtering by IP Address
- 149 Filtering by Device Type
- 150 Filtering by Acknowledged
- 150 Viewing All Events
- 150 Acknowledging Events
- 151 Deleting Events
- 152 Editing Severity Levels
- 152 Saving the Event Table
- 153 Defining Actions
- 153 Actions Overview
- 154 Adding Actions
- 154 Modifying Actions
- 155 Action Fields
- 156 Action Scripts
- 157 Action Audio Files
- 157 Deleting Actions
- 158 Applying Changes to the Action List
- 158 Action Options
- 159 Configuring Events
- 159 Assigning Actions to Events
- 160 Configuring Event Forwarding
- 161 Event Forwarding Sources
- 162 Configuring Forwarding Recipients
- 163 Appendix A: Network Management Menus
- 163 Avaya Network Management Console Menus
- 164 Avaya Network Management Console File Menu
- 164 Avaya Network Management Console Edit Menu
- 165 Avaya Network Management Console View Menu
- 165 Avaya Network Management Console Actions Menu
- 166 Avaya Network Management Console Tools Menu
- 167 Avaya Network Management Console Help Menu
- 168 Discovery Menus
- 168 Discovery File Menu
- 168 Discovery Edit Menu
- 169 Discovery View Menu
- 169 Discovery Actions Menu
- 169 Discovery Help Menu
- 170 Event Log Browser Menus
- 170 Event Log Browser File Menu
- 170 Event Log Browser Edit Menu
- 171 Event Log Browser View Menu
- 172 Event Log Browser Help Menu
- 172 Event Configuration Menus
- 172 Event Configuration File Menu
- 172 Event Configuration Edit Menu
- 173 Event Configuration Tools Menu
- 173 Event Configuration Help Menu
- 174 Action List Menus
- 174 Action List File Menu
- 174 Action List Edit Menu
- 175 Action List Tools Menu
- 175 Action List Help Menu
- 177 Index
- 177 A
- 177 C
- 178 D
- 178 E
- 178 F
- 179 H
- 179 I
- 179 L
- 180 M
- 180 N
- 180 O
- 180 P
- 180 R
- 180 S
- 181 T
- 181 U
- 181 V
- 181 W