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HInstallation connectivity quick reference
S8100 Installation and Upgrades 337
November 2003
H Installation connectivity quick
reference
This appendix provides a tear-out quick reference sheet summarizing physical connections, access
methods, and login information for S8100.
You can physically connect to an S8100 system in several ways, as described in the following table.
Once you are physically connected, there are several ways to access S8100, as shown in the next table.
The following table shows login information for Avaya personnel.
• Each row of logins has the same password. For example, the lucent1, dinit, and atsc logins all
have the same password.
• The lucent logins are used to access the web browser and terminal server.
• Every login can be used for Telnet access.
• The d and a logins (columns 2 and 3) are used for Avaya Site Administration access.
Physical connection IP address
Local monitor/mouse/keyboard 127.1
Laptop PCMCIA network
connection
192.11.13.6
PC or laptop with RAS modem (dial-
up)
10.21.0.X (X is customer-dependent —
Avaya-assigned)
PC or laptop on customer’s LAN Customer-dependent (default login
value of 192.11.13.9)
Access method
Telnet <ip addr> [Start
→ Run...]
Avaya Site Administration using appropriate ip-addrs
Web browser http://<ip-addr>
Terminal server use Terminal Services client
Logins to enter
system
Logins to enter
Communication Manager
Logins to enter
INTUITY AUDIX
lucent1 dinit atsc
lucent2 dinads acraft
lucent3 dcraft acraft