Mitel Voice Processing Solutions Instructions Manual

							Unified TCP/II?. A Series 6 server optional 
feature that enables communication with other 
computers on an Ethernet LAN, using 
TCl?/IP. The product includes an Ethernet 
card and software. 
This feature is required to use the TCP/IP 
versions of MESA-Net and OneView. 
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letclhosts 
defined, 2-9 
sample, 2-9 
/etc/networks, 2-9 
/etc/protocols, 2-7 
letcfservices, 2-7, 2-8 
Address Resolution Protocol. see ark 
arp, 2-7 
Broadcast IP address, 4-2 
Cable 
coaxial, 1-2,3-l 
twisted pair, 1-2, 3-1 
Datagram 
components, 2-3 
connectionless, 2-2 
defined, 2- 
1 
DNS, 2-2,2-10 
Domain name, 4-2 
Domain Name Service. see 
DNS 
Domains, 2- 10 
E 
Ethernet 
addresses, 2-7 
cables, 3-1 
defined, 
l-2 
hardware, 3-1 
on server, 
l-l 
thick, 3-1 
thin, 3-1 
twisted pair, 3-1 Ethernet card 
configuration, 3-2,4-2 
connecting to network, CP 2150 (3) 
connectors, 3-l 
enabling, 4-2, Cl? 6471 (4) 
enabling telnet, CP 6471 (4) 
Ethernet 1 and 3, 3-2 
installing, 3- 1 
LEDs, 4-4 
limitations, 3-2 
manufacturer, l-2 
number needed, 3-2 
slot number, 4-2 
testing, 4-5 
Fault tolerance, 3-2 
f-tP 
defined, 2-2 
Gateway IP address, 4-2 
Hardware 
and Ethernet, 3-1 
?onfiguration, 3-2 
testing, 4-5 
Host table, 2-9 
I 
installation 
optional feature, CP 5402 (4) 
Internet 
processes on, 2-9 
Protocol. see I. 
IP 
datagrams, 2- 1 
defined, 2- 1 
protocol numbers, 2-7 
IP addresses 
and DNS, ,2-2 
bit format, 2-5 
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							Index 
broadcast, 4-2 
classes, 2-3 
configuring TCP/IP, 4-l 
defined, 2-3 
gateway, 4-2 
loopback, 2-4, 2-5 
mapping, 2- 1 
multiple, 2-5 
names, 2-9 
node, 4-2 
octet format, 2-5 
primary, 4-2 
reserved, 2-5 
sockets, 2-9 
subnets, 2-6 
translation from, 2-7 
IL 
Loopback address, 2-4, 2-5 
pinging, 4-5 
M 
MESA-Net, 4-3 
Module number, 4-2 
Name services, 2-9 
Network connection testing, 4-5 
Network number, 4-2 
NFS, 2-3 
Node IP address, 4-2 
Node name, 4-2 
O’Reilly & Associates, 2- 
Octets, 2-3 
OneView, 4-3 
Operation mode, 4-2 1 
optional features, installing, CP 5402 (4) 
OS1 model, 2-1,2-2 
P 
Pi% 
success, 4-G 
testing, 4-5, CP 6472 (4) 
Port numbers 
data delivery, 2-7 
DNS, 2-10 reserved, 2-7 
sockets, 2-9 
Primary IP address, 4-2 
PROSE TTS, 3-2 
Protocol numbers, 2-7 
Protocols 
services, 2-7 
TCP/IP, 1-2 
rip, 2-3 
RJ-45 connector 
and Ethernet card, 3-1 
Routing, 2-6 
Series 6 server 
connect to network, 4-4 
Ethernet card, installing, CP 2149 (3) 
on Ethernet, l-l 
twisted-pair cable, connecting to, CP 2150 (3) 
Slot number, 4-2 
Smartcard, 3-2 
SMTP, 2-2 
Sockets, 2-8 
Subnet Addresses, 2-6 
Subnet mask, 2-6,4-2 
system shutdown, CP 5700 (3) 
T 
TCP, 2-2 
TCP/IP 
and OS1 model, 2-2 
Application Layer, 2-2 
defined, 1-2 
features, l-2 
history, 2-l 
Internet Protocol Layer, 2-1 
layers, 2-l-2-3 
Network Access Layer, 2- 1 
overview, 2- 1 
Transport Layer, 2-2 TCMP Network Administration, 2- 1 
telnet 
defined, 2-2 
enabling, 4-2, CP 6471 
Testing, 4-5, CP 6472 
network connection, 4-5 
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							ping, 4-5 
Transmission Control Protocol. ree 
TCP 
Troubleshooting, CP 6472 
U 
UDP, 2-2 
Unified TCP/IP 
configuring, 4- 
1, CP 647 1 (4) 
dependencies, I- 1 
installing, 4-1, CP 6470 (4) 
introduction, 
l-1 
parameter report, CP 6471 (4) 
sample worksheet, 4-3 
testing, 4-5, CP 6472 (4) 
troubleshooting, CP 6472 (4) 
UNIX 
and TCD/IP, 2- 1 
services, 2-7 
User Datagram Protocol. see UDP 
Index 
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