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Nortel / Avaya Ethernet Switching / Re: Ip tracking in Avaya?
« Last post by alex on Today at 08:35:49 PM »
In avaya stackable, if multiple routes point to a destination it will promote in routing table the best cost. In case best cost is not reachable, the second-best will be promoted and so on. This behavior is by default so you don`t have any settings.

You can load balance traffic between up to 4 static routes with same cost if you enable ECMP(license is needed)
Code: [Select]
ip route 56.78.0.0 255.255.255.0 12.34.0.1 10
ip route 56.78.0.0 255.255.255.0 12.34.0.1 enable
ip route 56.78.0.0 255.255.255.0 34.56.0.1 20
ip route 56.78.0.0 255.255.255.0 34.56.0.1 enable
show ip route
show ip route static
I do not have much experience with ERS86/88xx or VSP9000 but i am 99% that the behavior is alike
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Nortel / Avaya Ethernet Switching / Re: Multicasting Query
« Last post by alex on Today at 08:15:38 PM »
IGMPv3 and PIM-SSM (required for IGMPv3) were introduced in release 6.2 so you should have all you need for your requirements.
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Nortel / Avaya IP Telephony / Re: BCM 50 USB Port for Back Up
« Last post by Michael McNamara on Today at 07:29:21 PM »
Hi Tom and welcome to the forums!

I've never personally used the USB port... just always backed up the unit to my desktop via Element Manager.

I believe it should prompt you to download the backup once it's complete.

Cheers!
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Nortel / Avaya Ethernet Switching / Re: Multicasting Query
« Last post by Michael McNamara on Today at 07:26:28 PM »
Very interesting...

I believe the 6.x ERS 5500 series supports IGMPv3, so with IGMP and PIM you should be able to accomplish your goal without too much effort. If IGMPv3 isn't supported you'll need to hack the registry (assuming Windows XP/7) to enable IGMPv2 on the desktop/laptop.

Without IGMP enabled you'll end up flooding the Multicast frames to every device in the network. Without PIM working you won't be able to have different VLANs participate in the Multicast stream.

It shouldn't be too difficult to setup... I would just start with VLC streaming a DVD or something, when you have that working you can turn to the TV turner.

Let us know how you make out or if you hit any road blocks.

Cheers!
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Nortel / Avaya Ethernet Switching / Re: How to enable vlan routing on Nortel 5520ERS
« Last post by Michael McNamara on Today at 07:18:11 PM »
You should find all the answers in this post;

http://blog.michaelfmcnamara.com/2011/01/vlans-ip-routing-ethernet-routing-switch/

Let us know if you need additional help.

Good Luck!
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Nortel / Avaya Ethernet Switching / Re: Upgrade Flash of the 8692SF
« Last post by Michael McNamara on Today at 07:11:31 PM »
I'm not sure you're following the proper procedure to upgrade.

You first need to upgrade the boot code on the 8692SF before you can load the new software code.

http://blog.michaelfmcnamara.com/2007/12/upgrade-software-nortel-ers-8600/

If you are trying to load a new software version running the old boot code you could have all sorts of unexpected issues.

Good Luck!
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General Discussion / Re: Looks like Shortest Path Bridging is winning?
« Last post by Michael McNamara on Today at 06:59:32 PM »
I know a number of organizations around Philadelphia that are running (or soon will be) SPBm on the ERS 8600/8600 switches.
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General Discussion / Re: Looks like Shortest Path Bridging is winning?
« Last post by Paul L on Today at 06:55:26 PM »
Good on Avaya.
last I heard was that the TRILL IEEE working group disbanded because of nonsense and indecision. 

and I can think of a few people who should have their noses rubbed in this......I am sure Mike knows who I am speaking of. 
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Nortel / Avaya Ethernet Switching / Re: Upgrade Flash of the 8692SF
« Last post by rsolis30 on Today at 05:09:37 PM »
Hi; I'm check my card and I have 256 MB

I want format de flash and upgrade but didn't nothing.

Sys Performance:
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                      CpuUtil: 0%
             SwitchFabricUtil: 0%
        OtherSwitchFabricUtil: 0%
                   BufferUtil: 0%
                    DramSize: 256 M
                    DramUsed: 16 %
                    DramFree: 218657 K
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Nortel / Avaya IP Telephony / BCM 50 USB Port for Back Up
« Last post by Tom Brew on Today at 03:09:48 PM »
I have a BCM 50 and I can not get the unit to see the USB Port with a fresh / New Mem Stick in it for back up.  Any suggestions?   ok to email direct through this system... thanks, Tom
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