sghouston5
Technical User
Hello all,
As you can likely tell from the Subject of this thread, I am a novice who has recently taken on the task of managing the Avaya phone system at our company. I sort of had to jump in feet first since we are migrating the phone manager software to the new vmware datacenter. The current system that the phone is running on is about 7-8 years old on a Windows XP box, which is not even being backed up, so if the hard drive was to crash, there goes the entire voicemail system and config files for the IP phones and what not! Luckily I stepped in, and have successfully migrated the following to a Server 2012 instance:
Avaya R5 IPO500 (The software version is 5, the firmware version is 7.0) we are upgrading to 8.1 soon. (Server Address : 192.168.54.51)
Voicemail Pro 4.0 (installed and copied the entire directory of VM, Campaign, and backups to the new server to preserve the settings and users voicemails)
(Server Address 192.168.54.41)
The voicemails/greetings are being played off the new server on the new subnet (Server Address 192.168.54.41)but the actual call server is on the old subnet with a server address of 149.64.1.16 (DO NOT ASK about that subnet, the IT guys here before me had NO CLUE what the hell they were doing lol).
Since the call server address OBVIOUSLY needs to be changed from the 149.64.1.x subnet to the new 192.168.54.x subnet, how do I change the IP address of the physical IP500 control unit? Is it under System > LAN1 > LAN Settings > IP address? Or do I have to do it similar to a switch and connect via the serial port? I can hit the ground running from here as long as I know how to change the IP, don't want to change it without being absolutely certain where to change it so as not to lock myself out and having to reset the system, then have the CIO burn me at the stake for destroying the phones.
So, in a nutshell, I need the call server address to change from 149.64.1.16 > 192.168.54.42
Also will this blow up my licensing? Thanks so much in advance for the help, I hear this forum is the absolute best for Avaya advice
As you can likely tell from the Subject of this thread, I am a novice who has recently taken on the task of managing the Avaya phone system at our company. I sort of had to jump in feet first since we are migrating the phone manager software to the new vmware datacenter. The current system that the phone is running on is about 7-8 years old on a Windows XP box, which is not even being backed up, so if the hard drive was to crash, there goes the entire voicemail system and config files for the IP phones and what not! Luckily I stepped in, and have successfully migrated the following to a Server 2012 instance:
Avaya R5 IPO500 (The software version is 5, the firmware version is 7.0) we are upgrading to 8.1 soon. (Server Address : 192.168.54.51)
Voicemail Pro 4.0 (installed and copied the entire directory of VM, Campaign, and backups to the new server to preserve the settings and users voicemails)
(Server Address 192.168.54.41)
The voicemails/greetings are being played off the new server on the new subnet (Server Address 192.168.54.41)but the actual call server is on the old subnet with a server address of 149.64.1.16 (DO NOT ASK about that subnet, the IT guys here before me had NO CLUE what the hell they were doing lol).
Since the call server address OBVIOUSLY needs to be changed from the 149.64.1.x subnet to the new 192.168.54.x subnet, how do I change the IP address of the physical IP500 control unit? Is it under System > LAN1 > LAN Settings > IP address? Or do I have to do it similar to a switch and connect via the serial port? I can hit the ground running from here as long as I know how to change the IP, don't want to change it without being absolutely certain where to change it so as not to lock myself out and having to reset the system, then have the CIO burn me at the stake for destroying the phones.
So, in a nutshell, I need the call server address to change from 149.64.1.16 > 192.168.54.42
Also will this blow up my licensing? Thanks so much in advance for the help, I hear this forum is the absolute best for Avaya advice