Avaya Media Processing Server Series System (Software Release 2.1) Instrukcja Użytkownika Pobierz pdf (Strona 103)

Base System Configuration

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The MPSHOME/common/etc/tms Directory

This directory contains the configuration files installed with and copied over from the

PERItms package (see %MPSHOME%\PERItms - /opt/vps/PERItms on page

134). Included are several protocol configuration files referenced by the tms.cfg

file. These <proto>.cfg files are not detailed in this manual but instead can be

found in the Avaya Media Processing Server Series Telephony Reference Manual.

This directory is referenced by the system for the files to process during configuration.

The sys.cfg File

This file specifies parameters used by Avaya’s Server Address Resolution Protocol

(SARP). This protocol is used by software on MPS nodes to resolve internet addresses

for connecting to TMS’ and NICs.

A copy of the default sys.cfg file is maintained in the

MPSHOME/PERItms/site-cfg subdirectory. The system reads and processes

the sys.cfg file located in the MPSHOME/common/etc/tms subdirectory.

Any customizing or changes should be made to this file: if it is necessary to revert to a

"clean" version of the file, copy the sys.cfg file in the /site-cfg subdirectory

to the /tms subdirectory, then proceed to make modifications as required.

Basic descriptions and formats of file entries are given immediately preceding the

actual data to which they apply, and are relatively self-explanatory. See the table that

follows for a more detailed explanation of each.

Example: sys.cfg Sheet 1 of 2

# File for configuring Periphonic's server address resoulution protocol (SARP)

# used by software on CTX nodes to resolve Internet Addresses for connecting

# to DTCs and Network Interface Cards (NIC's).

# Port Number

LRMPORT 30000

ADSMPORT 30001

SIMPORT 30002

VMEMPORT 30003

SARPPORT 30010

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