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Avaya™ ATM WAN Survivable Processor Manager Installation and Configuration 13
b. Install, administer, and test C-LAN boards on all main servers and WSPs that ASP
Manager will support, if you have not already.
c. Set up asynchronous links, if you have not already.
d. If you will be using Access Security Gateway (ASG) on a main server or WSP that
ASP Manager supports, and if it is not already enabled, then contact Avaya to have
this feature enabled (page 20).
e. Have Avaya enable the “
System Management Data Transfer Only?” customer
option for each main server and WSP that ASP Manager supports, if it is not
already enabled (page 20).
f. Create an “Upload/Download” login and “Administration” login for each main
server and WSP that ASP Manager supports, if these do not already exist (page
21).
3. Prepare computers for ASP Manager.
a. Upgrade existing computers (if necessary) to meet the hardware and software
requirements specified on page 15.
b. Ensure TCP/IP connectivity between the ASP Manager server and all ASP Manager
clients.
c. Ensure TCP/IP connectivity between the ASP Manager server, the “main” server,
and all of its WSPs.
Make sure they can ping each other. Troubleshoot problems with the LAN/WAN
administrator.
d. Set the PC’s time (page 33).
4. Give Avaya access to your system.
This step applies if you have a maintenance support agreement with Avaya, or if you
want Avaya to be able to support you during ASP Manager’s warranty period. We
recommend that PC administrators perform the following tasks.
a. Install modems and pcAnywhere on all computers that you want Avaya to be able
to access to support ASP Manager.
b. Provide Avaya’s Technical Service Center (TSC) the phone number or IP address to
access ASP Manager computers.
5. Install ASP Manager.
We recommend that PC administrators perform the following tasks.
a. Install ASP Manager client and server software (page 29).
b. Reboot.