
Avaya Communication Manager, Release 3.1
Known Issues and Workarounds for the S8500 Media Server
ID Symptom WorkaroundKeywords
a31005d The documents Hardware Description and Reference for
Avaya Communication Manager, 555-245-207 (p. 362)
and Overview for the Avaya G250 and the Avaya G350
Media Gateways, 03-300435 (p. 29-30) contain a
description of the MM716 Analog Media Module. That
description states that the MM716 provides 24 analog
ports supporting telephones, trunks, modem, and fax.
The description should read: “The MM716 provides 24
analog ports supporting telephones, modem and fax.
These ports can also be configured as DID trunks with
either wink-start or immediate-start.” In addition, the
MM716 analog media module supports type 1 caller ID
only, and is compatible with Avaya Communication
Manager Release 3.1 (not 2.0) and later releases. The
link here provides a corrected description of the MM716
Media Module:
Media Gateway,
Media Module,
Maintenance,
H.248 IP
MM716 Media Module
a31004d The document Hardware Description and Reference for
Avaya Communication Manager, 555-245-207, contains a
note on p. 313 stating that the TN1654 DS1 converter
circuit pack is not used in a G650 Media Gateway. This
note is incorrect.
The G650 Media Gateway supports the TN1654 DS1
converter circuit pack.
Media Gateway,
Circuit Packs,
Maintenance,
H.248 IP
a08710s
On a G350 media gateway, you cannot change the IP
mask for an existing interface.
Remove the old IP and create a new one with the correct
IP address and mask.
Note: old Release Notes ID number = 0a8710s
Administration,
Maintenance,
Media Gateway,
CLI, H.248 IP
a08652s
If you open a telnet session from a G350 media gateway
to a G350 on which the telnet server is down, no operation
failure indication is given.
Verify that the telnet server is running on the remote
G350.
Note: old Release Notes ID number = 0a8652s
Administration,
Maintenance,
Media Gateway,
H.248 IP
a00004s
If the primary server is running Release 1.3 or earlier of
Communication Manager, and an LSP is running Release
1.3.1 or later, filesync to LSPs does not work properly,
and other transmissions through the server firewall do not
behave as expected.
Even if nothing appears to have changed after creating
this disparity between the primary server and the LSP,
always re-administer the firewall. To do this:
1. Go to the Set LAN Security Web page and click the
Advanced Settings button.
2. Review the settings. Make sure all needed ports are
open, including shell on port 514.
3. Click the Set Security button.
On a configuration with two servers, do this on both
servers.
Note: old Release Notes ID number = 000a04s
LSP, Upgrades,
Security, File
Transfer
061353s
If, on the login administration form, the field Days To
Disable After Inactivity contains a value, and the field
Change Password At First Login is set to Yes, then that
login is disabled after its first use.
To prevent this from happening, set Change Password
At First Login to No, or remove the value from Days To
Disable After Inactivity.
To use both fields, contact your technical support
organization. Request and apply patch 11847 or any
later patch that includes 11847.
Related document: PSN000770.
Administration,
Logins
061226s
An auto-answer agent on a media gateway cannot hear
VOA (VDN of Origin Announcement) or zip tone when the
VOA or zip tone originates on the same media gateway.
Contact your technical support organization and request
that they look for the signature of this problem. If the
signature is present, request and apply patch 11780 or
any later patch that includes 11780.
Related document: PSN000750.
Call Center,
Agent,
Announcements,
Vectoring, Media
Gateway, H.248
IP, Tones
061116s
If a TN2312 (IPSI) interchange on ESS (Enterprise
Survivable Server) fails - for example, during daily system
maintenance - a port network on the ESS might not
recover.
Contact your technical support organization and request
that they look for the signature of this problem. If the
signature is present, request and apply patch 11789 or
any later patch that includes 11789 for Communication
Manager 3.1 and 3.1.1.
If you are running Release 3.0 or 3.0.1, it is
recommended to upgrade to Release 3.1.1 or later before
applying this patch, in order to obtain other ESS
enhancements available in Release 3.1. If you apply
patch 11789 to Release 3.0 or 3.0.1, it is a cold patch.
Related document: PSN000746.
Maintenance,
Circuit Packs,
IPSI, ESS, Port
Networks
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Known Issues and Workarounds for the S8500 Media Server
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