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Page 1 - Installation Guide

Wave Server Installation GuideWave IP 2.0 SP1Wave ServerInstallation Guide Release 2.0 Service Pack 1 April 2011

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Wave Server Installation Guide Release 2.0 Service Pack 1 April 2011

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Administrator PC requirements 5-2Chapter 5: Connecting to the Wave ISM from the administrator PCWave Server Installation GuideAdministrator PC require

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Configuring the administrator PC 5-3Chapter 5: Connecting to the Wave ISM from the administrator PCWave Server Installation Guide• Modem: If you will

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Connecting to the Wave ISM 5-4Chapter 5: Connecting to the Wave ISM from the administrator PCWave Server Installation Guide4. On the General tab, clic

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Connecting to the Wave ISM 5-5Chapter 5: Connecting to the Wave ISM from the administrator PCWave Server Installation GuideConnecting to the Wave ISM

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Connecting to the Wave ISM 5-6Chapter 5: Connecting to the Wave ISM from the administrator PCWave Server Installation GuideIf you entered the VAM’s IP

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Connecting to the Wave ISM 5-7Chapter 5: Connecting to the Wave ISM from the administrator PCWave Server Installation GuideNote: If any other users a

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Connecting to the Wave ISM 5-8Chapter 5: Connecting to the Wave ISM from the administrator PCWave Server Installation Guide9. The first time that you

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Connecting to the Wave ISM 5-9Chapter 5: Connecting to the Wave ISM from the administrator PCWave Server Installation Guide• Remote connection: A mode

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Connecting to the Wave ISM 5-10Chapter 5: Connecting to the Wave ISM from the administrator PCWave Server Installation Guide7. In the Connection Avail

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Wave Server Installation GuideChapter 6Using the Wave Installation WizardCHAPTER CONTENTSAbout the Wave Installation WizardThis chapter explains how t

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Wave Server Installation GuideContentsContentsChapter 1 About This GuideAbout Wave ISM - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

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Running the Wave Installation Wizard 6-2Chapter 6: Using the Wave Installation WizardWave Server Installation GuideRunning the Wave Installation Wizar

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Configuring the Wave ISM using the Installation Wizard 6-3Chapter 6: Using the Wave Installation WizardWave Server Installation GuideNote the followin

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Configuring the Wave ISM using the Installation Wizard 6-4Chapter 6: Using the Wave Installation WizardWave Server Installation GuideYou can also do t

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Configuring the Wave ISM using the Installation Wizard 6-5Chapter 6: Using the Wave Installation WizardWave Server Installation Guide• Resource Manage

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Wave Server Installation GuideChapter 7Initial ConfigurationCHAPTER CONTENTSImportant: If you chose and configured Software Updates via the Installat

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Applying HotFixes 7-2Chapter 7: Initial ConfigurationWave Server Installation GuideIssues that can prevent or affect an upgradeBefore the upgrade proc

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Applying HotFixes 7-3Chapter 7: Initial ConfigurationWave Server Installation Guide5. Do one of the following:• To apply a single HotFix, click Add an

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Identifying the Wave Server on your LAN 7-4Chapter 7: Initial ConfigurationWave Server Installation GuideIdentifying the Wave Server on your LANImport

Page 23 - About This Guide

Identifying the Wave Server on your LAN 7-5Chapter 7: Initial ConfigurationWave Server Installation Guide• Subnet Mask for the selected network interf

Page 24 - Using the Help system

TOC-2ContentsWave Server Installation GuideChapter 2 Before You BeginInstallation roadmap - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Page 25 - Type conventions

Identifying the Wave Server on your LAN 7-6Chapter 7: Initial ConfigurationWave Server Installation Guide• Internet time: If Internet time is turned o

Page 26 - Related reading

Identifying the Wave Server on your LAN 7-7Chapter 7: Initial ConfigurationWave Server Installation Guide3. In the IP Network Settings dialog, select

Page 27 - System security

Identifying the Wave Server on your LAN 7-8Chapter 7: Initial ConfigurationWave Server Installation Guide4. On the IP Address tab, accept the factory

Page 28 - Compliance statements

Identifying the Wave Server on your LAN 7-9Chapter 7: Initial ConfigurationWave Server Installation GuideTo configure the Wave Server for one-click li

Page 29 - Wave Server models

Power-cycling the Wave Server 7-10Chapter 7: Initial ConfigurationWave Server Installation GuideTo change the host name of the Wave Server:14. On any

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Setting the dial-in default IP address pool 7-11Chapter 7: Initial ConfigurationWave Server Installation GuideTo restart the Wave Server after powerin

Page 31 - Industry Canada

Setting the dial-in default IP address pool 7-12Chapter 7: Initial ConfigurationWave Server Installation GuideTo set the dial-in default IP address po

Page 32 - Chapter 1: About This Guide

Performing basic system configuration tasks 7-13Chapter 7: Initial ConfigurationWave Server Installation GuidePerforming basic system configuration ta

Page 33 - Before You Begin

Performing basic system configuration tasks 7-14Chapter 7: Initial ConfigurationWave Server Installation GuideTo enter basic system information:1. In

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Performing basic system configuration tasks 7-15Chapter 7: Initial ConfigurationWave Server Installation Guide4. If the Locale setting is correct for

Page 35 - Site preparation

TOC-3ContentsWave Server Installation GuideInstalling expansion components - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3-13Installing a Media Resource

Page 36 - Environmental requirements

Performing basic system configuration tasks 7-16Chapter 7: Initial ConfigurationWave Server Installation GuideCaution: The default advanced settings

Page 37 - Required tools

Performing basic system configuration tasks 7-17Chapter 7: Initial ConfigurationWave Server Installation GuideSetting the system date and timeImportan

Page 38 - Safety requirements

Performing basic system configuration tasks 7-18Chapter 7: Initial ConfigurationWave Server Installation Guide4. On the Time Zone tab, verify that the

Page 39 - Proper lifting

Adding Wave ISM user and administrator accounts 7-19Chapter 7: Initial ConfigurationWave Server Installation Guide4. Click Synchronize Time Service. W

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Adding Wave ISM user and administrator accounts 7-20Chapter 7: Initial ConfigurationWave Server Installation GuideNote: The accounts you create in th

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Adding Wave ISM user and administrator accounts 7-21Chapter 7: Initial ConfigurationWave Server Installation Guide3. Choose Enterprise from the Access

Page 42 - About the Wave IP 500 Server

Adding Wave ISM user and administrator accounts 7-22Chapter 7: Initial ConfigurationWave Server Installation GuideTo add Wave ISM to your PDC domain:1

Page 43 - About the Wave IP 500

Adding Wave ISM user and administrator accounts 7-23Chapter 7: Initial ConfigurationWave Server Installation GuideUsing accounts from a trusted domain

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Adding Wave ISM user and administrator accounts 7-24Chapter 7: Initial ConfigurationWave Server Installation GuideTo add the global groups VNI-Enterpr

Page 45 - Power supply

Installing client caching to improve Global Administrator performance 7-25Chapter 7: Initial ConfigurationWave Server Installation GuideInstalling cli

Page 46 - Wave IP 500 expansion options

TOC-4ContentsWave Server Installation GuideMinimum configuration - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-4Redundancy

Page 47 - Media Resource Module (MRM)

Verifying installed hardware components 7-26Chapter 7: Initial ConfigurationWave Server Installation GuideTo verify installed components:1. In the Glo

Page 48 - Mounting the Wave Server

Verifying installed hardware components 7-27Chapter 7: Initial ConfigurationWave Server Installation Guide2. Verify that all of the modules and cards

Page 49 - Grounding the Wave Server

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Wave Server Installation GuideChapter 8Entering and Activating Wave LicensesCHAPTER CONTENTSImportant: It is strongly recommended that you enter all

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About Wave licenses 8-2Chapter 8: Entering and Activating Wave LicensesWave Server Installation GuideNew licenses are required in Wave ISM 2.0.Importa

Page 52 - Power failover support

About Wave licenses 8-3Chapter 8: Entering and Activating Wave LicensesWave Server Installation GuideWave license requirementsWave ISM supports scalab

Page 53 - Installing expansion modules

About Wave licenses 8-4Chapter 8: Entering and Activating Wave LicensesWave Server Installation GuideWave ISM supports additional license types that e

Page 54 - To install modules:

Entering Wave licenses 8-5Chapter 8: Entering and Activating Wave LicensesWave Server Installation GuideNote: Other Wave add-ons also require valid l

Page 55 - About connecting modules

Entering Wave licenses 8-6Chapter 8: Entering and Activating Wave LicensesWave Server Installation Guide2. Click Import. When the Import dialog opens,

Page 56 - Connecting an RJ-21X cable

Entering Wave licenses 8-7Chapter 8: Entering and Activating Wave LicensesWave Server Installation GuideEntering Wave license keys for each license1.

Page 57 - About connecting modules 3-17

TOC-5ContentsWave Server Installation GuideConnecting the T1 module with serial interface - - - - - - - - - - 4-26Connecting the T1 module (witho

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Activating Wave licenses 8-8Chapter 8: Entering and Activating Wave LicensesWave Server Installation GuideActivating Wave licensesYou activate your Wa

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Activating Wave licenses 8-9Chapter 8: Entering and Activating Wave LicensesWave Server Installation GuideThe activation processActivation consists of

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Activating Wave licenses 8-10Chapter 8: Entering and Activating Wave LicensesWave Server Installation GuideIf activation is not successful, the reason

Page 61 - To connect the T1 module:

Activating Wave licenses 8-11Chapter 8: Entering and Activating Wave LicensesWave Server Installation Guide4. In the next screen, enter registration i

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Activating Wave licenses 8-12Chapter 8: Entering and Activating Wave LicensesWave Server Installation GuideActivating your licenses using offline acti

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Activating Wave licenses 8-13Chapter 8: Entering and Activating Wave LicensesWave Server Installation Guide4. In the next screen, enter registration i

Page 64 - Connecting a paging system

Activating Wave licenses 8-14Chapter 8: Entering and Activating Wave LicensesWave Server Installation Guide7. Click Yes if you are asked whether to tr

Page 65 - Connecting a DSS Console

Activating Wave licenses 8-15Chapter 8: Entering and Activating Wave LicensesWave Server Installation Guide11. A file save dialog opens. Choose to sav

Page 66 - To connect a DSS Console:

Setting up a proxy server for license activation 8-16Chapter 8: Entering and Activating Wave LicensesWave Server Installation GuideConfiguring the Wav

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Setting up a proxy server for license activation 8-17Chapter 8: Entering and Activating Wave LicensesWave Server Installation Guide1. In the Software

Page 68 - About the Wave IP 2500 Server

TOC-6ContentsWave Server Installation GuideChapter 7 Initial ConfigurationApplying HotFixes - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

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Viewing the status of licenses on your system 8-18Chapter 8: Entering and Activating Wave LicensesWave Server Installation GuideViewing the status of

Page 70 - Fault monitoring

Viewing the status of licenses on your system 8-19Chapter 8: Entering and Activating Wave LicensesWave Server Installation Guide4. In the next screen,

Page 71 - Expansion cards and modules

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Page 72 - Expansion Units (EXUs)

Wave Server Installation GuideChapter 9Installing ViewPoint and Other Wave Workstation ApplicationsCHAPTER CONTENTSAbout the Wave workstation applicat

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Requirements 9-2Chapter 9: Installing ViewPoint and Other Wave Workstation ApplicationsWave Server Installation GuideAttended vs. unattended installsT

Page 74 - Wall mounting the Wave Server

Requirements 9-3Chapter 9: Installing ViewPoint and Other Wave Workstation ApplicationsWave Server Installation GuideIf you require external access to

Page 75 - Mounting the Wave Server 4-9

Requirements 9-4Chapter 9: Installing ViewPoint and Other Wave Workstation ApplicationsWave Server Installation Guide• Microsoft Excel 2003: In order

Page 76 - Mounting the Wave Server 4-10

Using the Wave Workstation Applications Setup 9-5Chapter 9: Installing ViewPoint and Other Wave Workstation ApplicationsWave Server Installation Guide

Page 77 - Mounting the Wave Server 4-11

Using the Wave Workstation Applications Setup 9-6Chapter 9: Installing ViewPoint and Other Wave Workstation ApplicationsWave Server Installation Guide

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Using the Wave Workstation Applications Setup 9-7Chapter 9: Installing ViewPoint and Other Wave Workstation ApplicationsWave Server Installation Guide

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TOC-7ContentsWave Server Installation GuideChapter 8 Entering and Activating Wave LicensesAbout Wave licenses - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

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Using the Wave Workstation Applications Setup 9-8Chapter 9: Installing ViewPoint and Other Wave Workstation ApplicationsWave Server Installation Guide

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Configuring the Wave workstation applications 9-9Chapter 9: Installing ViewPoint and Other Wave Workstation ApplicationsWave Server Installation Guide

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Configuring the Wave workstation applications 9-10Chapter 9: Installing ViewPoint and Other Wave Workstation ApplicationsWave Server Installation Guid

Page 83 - To install an EXU:

Synchronizing system clocks 9-11Chapter 9: Installing ViewPoint and Other Wave Workstation ApplicationsWave Server Installation GuideSynchronizing sys

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Page 85 - To install an MRM:

Wave Server Installation GuideChapter 10Installing the Wave Recording Archive ServiceCHAPTER CONTENTSAbout archiving mailbox recordingsIf you record a

Page 86 - To install modules and cards:

Requirements 10-2Chapter 10: Installing the Wave Recording Archive ServiceWave Server Installation GuideInstalling the Recording Archive ServiceThis c

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Requirements 10-3Chapter 10: Installing the Wave Recording Archive ServiceWave Server Installation GuideThe archive server PC must meet the following

Page 88 - About cable connections

Installation steps 10-4Chapter 10: Installing the Wave Recording Archive ServiceWave Server Installation Guide• The PC where you archive your recordin

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Installation steps 10-5Chapter 10: Installing the Wave Recording Archive ServiceWave Server Installation GuideTo install Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Exp

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TOC-8ContentsWave Server Installation GuideViewPoint requirements - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 9-3TAPI Servic

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Installation steps 10-6Chapter 10: Installing the Wave Recording Archive ServiceWave Server Installation Guide14. Follow the onscreen instructions to

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Installation steps 10-7Chapter 10: Installing the Wave Recording Archive ServiceWave Server Installation Guide23. To install in another location, sele

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Wave Server Installation GuideAppendix AUsing Wave Workstation Applications with Microsoft Terminal Services or Citrix MetaFrameAPPENDIX CONTENTSOverv

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Installing workstation applications on an application server A-2Appendix A: Using Wave Workstation Applications with Microsoft Terminal Services or Ci

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Wave Server Installation GuideAppendix BTrunk and Station Ports and PinoutsAPPENDIX CONTENTSThis appendix lists the port numbers, description, and pin

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Integrated Services Card (ISC2) port descriptions and pinouts B-2Appendix B: Trunk and Station Ports and PinoutsWave Server Installation GuideIntegrat

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Integrated Services Card (ISC2) port descriptions and pinouts B-3Appendix B: Trunk and Station Ports and PinoutsWave Server Installation GuideTrunk 2S

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Analog Universal Module port descriptions and pinouts B-4Appendix B: Trunk and Station Ports and PinoutsWave Server Installation GuideAnalog Universal

Page 100 - Administrator PC requirements

Analog Trunk Module port descriptions and pinouts B-5Appendix B: Trunk and Station Ports and PinoutsWave Server Installation GuideAnalog Trunk Module

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TOC-9ContentsWave Server Installation GuideAppendix B Trunk and Station Ports and PinoutsIntegrated Services Card (ISC1) port descriptions and pinout

Page 102 - Connecting to the Wave ISM

T1 Module with serial interface pinouts B-6Appendix B: Trunk and Station Ports and PinoutsWave Server Installation GuideDB-60 interface pinoutsPin Fun

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T1 Module (without serial interface) pinouts B-7Appendix B: Trunk and Station Ports and PinoutsWave Server Installation GuideT1 Module (without serial

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E1 Module with serial interface port descriptions and pinouts B-8Appendix B: Trunk and Station Ports and PinoutsWave Server Installation GuideDB-60 in

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Analog Station Card port descriptions and pinouts B-9Appendix B: Trunk and Station Ports and PinoutsWave Server Installation GuideAnalog Station Card

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Digital Station Card port descriptions and pinouts B-10Appendix B: Trunk and Station Ports and PinoutsWave Server Installation GuideDigital Station Ca

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Digital Station Card port descriptions and pinouts B-11Appendix B: Trunk and Station Ports and PinoutsWave Server Installation Guide4 Ring 29 Tip Digi

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Digital Station Module port descriptions and pinouts B-12Appendix B: Trunk and Station Ports and PinoutsWave Server Installation GuideDigital Station

Page 109 - CHAPTER CONTENTS

Digital Station Module port descriptions and pinouts B-13Appendix B: Trunk and Station Ports and PinoutsWave Server Installation Guide17 Ring 42 Tip 1

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Wave Server Installation GuideAppendix CIntegrated Services Card Status LEDsAPPENDIX CONTENTSOverviewThe System Status LEDs and Card Status LEDs on th

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Wave Server Installation Guide© 2011 by Vertical Communications, Inc. All rights reserved. Vertical Communications and the Vertical Communications log

Page 113 - Finish, and then

TOC-10ContentsWave Server Installation GuideAbout Card LEDs - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - C-1About Sy

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Overview C-2Appendix C: Integrated Services Card Status LEDsWave Server Installation GuideAbout System Status LEDsThere are 4 System Status LEDs that

Page 115 - Initial Configuration

System LED indicators C-3Appendix C: Integrated Services Card Status LEDsWave Server Installation GuideSystem LED indicatorsThis appendix lists System

Page 116 - To apply one or more HotFixes

System LED indicators C-4Appendix C: Integrated Services Card Status LEDsWave Server Installation GuideISC1/ISC2 boot loader is waiting for PLD Progra

Page 117 - Applying HotFixes 7-3

System LED indicators C-5Appendix C: Integrated Services Card Status LEDsWave Server Installation GuideCheck Disk in progress.0 sec (or several minute

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System LED indicators C-6Appendix C: Integrated Services Card Status LEDsWave Server Installation GuideSystem shutdown sequence indicatorsDuring a pow

Page 119 - Adding or upgrading an MRM

Wave Server Installation GuideAppendix DPerforming Unattended Workstation InstallationsAPPENDIX CONTENTSOverviewYou can install the Wave workstation a

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Performing a typical unattended installation D-2Appendix D: Performing Unattended Workstation InstallationsWave Server Installation GuidePerforming a

Page 121 - drop-down list

Workstation Setup command parameters D-3Appendix D: Performing Unattended Workstation InstallationsWave Server Installation GuideThe following sample

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Workstation Setup command parameters D-4Appendix D: Performing Unattended Workstation InstallationsWave Server Installation GuideADDLOCAL ClientCMARec

Page 123 - Leave Domain.)

Workstation Setup command parameters D-5Appendix D: Performing Unattended Workstation InstallationsWave Server Installation GuideSUPPRESS_MSGS Integer

Page 124 - Power-cycling the Wave Server

TOC-11ContentsWave Server Installation GuideAppendix F Upgrading the ISC1/ISC2 boot loaderOverview - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

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Workstation Setup command parameters D-6Appendix D: Performing Unattended Workstation InstallationsWave Server Installation GuideTVTSPAPPHANGUP Intege

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Verifying that an unattended installation was successful D-7Appendix D: Performing Unattended Workstation InstallationsWave Server Installation GuideV

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Wave Server Installation GuideAppendix EConfiguring Wave ISM for the Windows FirewallAPPENDIX CONTENTSOverviewImportant: The information in this appe

Page 129 - OK to continue

Adjusting Windows Firewall exceptions E-2Appendix E: Configuring Wave ISM for the Windows FirewallWave Server Installation GuideTo resolve these probl

Page 130 - Apply to save your changes

Adjusting Windows Firewall exceptions E-3Appendix E: Configuring Wave ISM for the Windows FirewallWave Server Installation Guide3. Click Custom List.T

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Windows Firewall exceptions added for Wave E-4Appendix E: Configuring Wave ISM for the Windows FirewallWave Server Installation GuideWindows Firewall

Page 132 - Synchronize Period

Wave Server Installation GuideAppendix FUpgrading the ISC1/ISC2 boot loaderAPPENDIX CONTENTSOverviewThis appendix describes how to upgrade the ISC1/IS

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Before you begin F-2Appendix F: Upgrading the ISC1/ISC2 boot loaderWave Server Installation GuideBefore you beginVerify the following before you begin

Page 134 - Password Administration

Upgrading the ISC1/ISC2 boot loader F-3Appendix F: Upgrading the ISC1/ISC2 boot loaderWave Server Installation Guide5. In the PuTTY Configuration dial

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Upgrading the ISC1/ISC2 boot loader F-4Appendix F: Upgrading the ISC1/ISC2 boot loaderWave Server Installation Guide9. The PuTTY session provides a Li

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Wave Server Installation GuideAppendix GTroubleshootingAPPENDIX CONTENTSThis appendix contains information that may be helpful when you are troublesho

Page 138 - To synchronize the domains:

General troubleshooting steps G-2Appendix G: TroubleshootingWave Server Installation GuideIP network settings are reset as follows:• ISC1 or ISC2• IP

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Troubleshooting modem problems G-3Appendix G: TroubleshootingWave Server Installation GuideTroubleshooting modem problemsThe information in this secti

Page 140 - Chassis View, located in the

Troubleshooting modem problems G-4Appendix G: TroubleshootingWave Server Installation GuideSolution:1. On the administrator PC, in the Windows Control

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Troubleshooting IP telephony problems G-5Appendix G: TroubleshootingWave Server Installation Guide9. In the next screen, click Search for and install

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Troubleshooting phone problems G-6Appendix G: TroubleshootingWave Server Installation GuideThe Win32Time service can be inadvertently re-enabled in se

Page 143 - About Wave licenses

Troubleshooting Management Console problems G-7Appendix G: TroubleshootingWave Server Installation GuideTroubleshooting Management Console problemsA r

Page 144 - Obtaining Wave licenses

Troubleshooting ViewPoint problems G-8Appendix G: TroubleshootingWave Server Installation Guide3. In the Pop-up Blocker Settings dialog, enter one of

Page 145 - Wave license requirements

Troubleshooting ViewPoint problems G-9Appendix G: TroubleshootingWave Server Installation GuideOn a system configured with a locale of “Spanish (Spain

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Wave Server Installation GuideChapter 1About This GuideCHAPTER CONTENTSAbout Wave ISMWelcome to Wave ISM—a unified platform designed for scalability,

Page 147 - Entering Wave licenses

Troubleshooting workstation application problems G-10Appendix G: TroubleshootingWave Server Installation GuideTroubleshooting workstation application

Page 148 - Entering Wave licenses 8-6

Wave Server Installation GuideAaboutarchiving mailbox recordings, 10-1cardsIP 2500, 4-6DSS ConsoleIP 2500, 4-32IP 500, 3-25dual SATA drives, 3-6E

Page 149 - Entering Wave licenses 8-7

I-2Wave Server Installation GuideCitrix MetaFrameinstallation modes, A-1compliance statementsCanadian Underwriter’s Laboratory (CUL), 1-9Federal Com

Page 150 - Activating Wave licenses

I-3Wave Server Installation GuideIP 2500, 4-32IP 500, 3-25installingIP 2500, 4-32IP 500, 3-25EE1 module with serial interfaceport descriptions and

Page 151 - The activation process

I-4Wave Server Installation GuideIP 2500, 4-20IP 500, 3-13MRMsIP 2500, 4-18IP 500, 3-13Recording Archive Service, 10-4workstation applications,

Page 152 - Activating Wave licenses 8-10

I-5Wave Server Installation Guideconnecting to Wave Server via, 5-8modem problemstroubleshooting, G-3modulesaboutIP 2500, 4-5IP 500, 3-7analog tru

Page 153 - Activating Wave licenses 8-11

I-6Wave Server Installation GuideIP 500, 3-23power failoverIP 2500, 4-16power failover supportIP 500, 3-12power failure lifeline, 3-12, 4-16power

Page 154 - Activating Wave licenses 8-12

I-7Wave Server Installation GuideGoldmine, 9-9Outlook, 9-9installing, 9-5technical support, 1-5troubleshootingIP telephony problems, G-5modem pro

Page 155 - Activating Wave licenses 8-13

I-8Wave Server Installation Guidesafety, 2-6tools for installation, 2-5site preparation, 2-3System Status LEDs, C-1verifying installed components,

Page 156 - Activating Wave licenses 8-14

Getting the most out of this guide 1-2Chapter 1: About This GuideWave Server Installation GuideGetting the most out of this guideThis guide provides d

Page 157 - Activating Wave licenses 8-15

Conventions used in this guide 1-3Chapter 1: About This GuideWave Server Installation GuideImportant: An Important note relays information that is of

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Related reading 1-4Chapter 1: About This GuideWave Server Installation GuideRelated readingFor information about this version of Wave ISM, including n

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Support services 1-5Chapter 1: About This GuideWave Server Installation GuideSupport servicesVertical Communications, Inc. has worked diligently to pr

Page 160 - View Activity

Compliance statements 1-6Chapter 1: About This GuideWave Server Installation GuideCompliance statementsFederal Communication Commission (FCC) statemen

Page 161 - OK to close the Activity Log

Compliance statements 1-7Chapter 1: About This GuideWave Server Installation GuideIf this equipment causes harm to the telephone network, the telephon

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Wave Server Installation Guiden iRevision HistoryRelease Date Documentation Changes Page No.2.0 SP1 04/11 SERVICE PACK RELEASEIn Chapter 4, “Setting

Page 163 - Applications

Compliance statements 1-8Chapter 1: About This GuideWave Server Installation GuideEmbedded processors, expansion cards, and modulesThis equipment uses

Page 164 - Requirements

Compliance statements 1-9Chapter 1: About This GuideWave Server Installation Guide• Routed to a recorded announcement that can be administered by the

Page 165 - ViewPoint requirements

Compliance statements 1-10Chapter 1: About This GuideWave Server Installation GuideUsers should ensure for their own protection that the electrical gr

Page 166 - Requirements 9-4

Wave Server Installation GuideChapter 2Before You BeginCHAPTER CONTENTSInstallation roadmapYou must perform the tasks listed in the following table in

Page 167 - Entering station IDs

Installation roadmap 2-2Chapter 2: Before You BeginWave Server Installation Guide4 Configure and connect the administrator PC. Tasks include configuri

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Site preparation 2-3Chapter 2: Before You BeginWave Server Installation GuideWhere to go nextAfter you complete the tasks described in this manual, yo

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Site preparation 2-4Chapter 2: Before You BeginWave Server Installation GuidePhysical specificationsWave IP 500Wave IP 2500Environmental requirementsF

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Site preparation 2-5Chapter 2: Before You BeginWave Server Installation GuideWave IP 500-specific.Wave IP 2500-specific.Required toolsYou need the fol

Page 171 - Configuring ViewPoint

Safety requirements 2-6Chapter 2: Before You BeginWave Server Installation GuideSafety requirementsRefer to the following cautionary procedures to hel

Page 172 - To configure Act!

Safety requirements 2-7Chapter 2: Before You BeginWave Server Installation GuideProper liftingCaution: Lift the Wave Server (and any EXUs, if you are

Page 173 - Synchronizing system clocks

Wave Server Installation Guide2.0 09/10 GENERAL RELEASEUpdated Uniform Service Order Code (USOC) table to include new VWU-8AT-W and VWU-1T1S-M modules

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Wave Server Installation GuideChapter 3Setting Up the Wave IP 500 ServerCHAPTER CONTENTSImportant: This chapter applies to you if you are installing

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About the Wave IP 500 Server 3-2Chapter 3: Setting Up the Wave IP 500 ServerWave Server Installation GuideAbout the Wave IP 500 ServerThe Wave IP 500

Page 177 - Archive folder requirements

About the Wave IP 500 Server 3-3Chapter 3: Setting Up the Wave IP 500 ServerWave Server Installation GuideAbout the Wave IP 500The Wave IP 500 Server

Page 178 - Installation steps

About the Wave IP 500 Server 3-4Chapter 3: Setting Up the Wave IP 500 ServerWave Server Installation Guide• 2 analog station ports (RJ-11 connectors)•

Page 179 - Installation steps 10-5

About the Wave IP 500 Server 3-5Chapter 3: Setting Up the Wave IP 500 ServerWave Server Installation GuideThe following diagram illustrates the system

Page 180 - Installation steps 10-6

About the Wave IP 500 Server 3-6Chapter 3: Setting Up the Wave IP 500 ServerWave Server Installation GuideExternal power supply for digital phonesAn e

Page 181 - Installation steps 10-7

About the Wave IP 500 Server 3-7Chapter 3: Setting Up the Wave IP 500 ServerWave Server Installation GuideExpansion modulesUp to 3 modules can be inst

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Mounting the Wave Server 3-8Chapter 3: Setting Up the Wave IP 500 ServerWave Server Installation GuideMounting the Wave ServerThe Wave Server can be r

Page 183 - Overview

Grounding the Wave Server 3-9Chapter 3: Setting Up the Wave IP 500 ServerWave Server Installation GuideGrounding the Wave ServerWarning: The protecti

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Wave Server Installation GuideUpdated link to Microsoft Download Center to obtain SQL Server 2005 Express Edition SP2 as part of the Wave Recording Ar

Page 185 - APPENDIX CONTENTS

Connecting the Wave Server to power and powering on 3-10Chapter 3: Setting Up the Wave IP 500 ServerWave Server Installation GuideConnecting the Wave

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Connecting the Wave Server to your LAN 3-11Chapter 3: Setting Up the Wave IP 500 ServerWave Server Installation Guide5. Connect the external power sup

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Connecting to trunk and station ports on the ISC2 3-12Chapter 3: Setting Up the Wave IP 500 ServerWave Server Installation GuideConnecting to trunk an

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Installing expansion components 3-13Chapter 3: Setting Up the Wave IP 500 ServerWave Server Installation GuideInstalling expansion componentsThis sect

Page 189 - RJ-48X interface pinouts

Installing expansion components 3-14Chapter 3: Setting Up the Wave IP 500 ServerWave Server Installation GuideTo install modules:1. Unplug the Wave Se

Page 190 - DB-60 interface pinouts

About connecting modules 3-15Chapter 3: Setting Up the Wave IP 500 ServerWave Server Installation GuideAbout connecting modulesThis section provides g

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About connecting modules 3-16Chapter 3: Setting Up the Wave IP 500 ServerWave Server Installation GuideConnecting an RJ-21X cableImportant: In order

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About connecting modules 3-17Chapter 3: Setting Up the Wave IP 500 ServerWave Server Installation Guide• 90° cable—The cable comes out of the side of

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Connecting the analog trunk module 3-18Chapter 3: Setting Up the Wave IP 500 ServerWave Server Installation GuideConnecting the analog trunk moduleThe

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Connecting the digital station module 3-19Chapter 3: Setting Up the Wave IP 500 ServerWave Server Installation GuideConnecting the digital station mod

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Wave Server Installation Guide1.5 SP1 02/09 SERVICE PACK RELEASEThe title page and footers have been modified to reflect support for the current softw

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Connecting the T1 module with serial interface 3-20Chapter 3: Setting Up the Wave IP 500 ServerWave Server Installation GuideConnecting the T1 module

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Connecting the T1 module (without serial interface) 3-21Chapter 3: Setting Up the Wave IP 500 ServerWave Server Installation GuideConnecting the T1 mo

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Connecting the E1 EuroISDN module with serial interface 3-22Chapter 3: Setting Up the Wave IP 500 ServerWave Server Installation GuideConnecting the E

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Connecting the Quad BRI module 3-23Chapter 3: Setting Up the Wave IP 500 ServerWave Server Installation GuideConnecting the Quad BRI moduleThe Quad BR

Page 200 - About System Status LEDs

Connecting a paging system 3-24Chapter 3: Setting Up the Wave IP 500 ServerWave Server Installation GuideTo connect a music-on-hold device:1. Locate t

Page 201 - System LED indicators

Connecting a DSS Console 3-25Chapter 3: Setting Up the Wave IP 500 ServerWave Server Installation GuideTo connect a paging system:1. Locate the audio

Page 202 - /ISC2 boot

Connecting a DSS Console 3-26Chapter 3: Setting Up the Wave IP 500 ServerWave Server Installation GuideThe DSS Console connects to a digital station p

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Wave Server Installation GuideChapter 4Setting Up the Wave IP 2500 ServerCHAPTER CONTENTSImportant: This chapter applies to you if you are installing

Page 204 - Error condition indicators

About the Wave IP 2500 Server 4-2Chapter 4: Setting Up the Wave IP 2500 ServerWave Server Installation GuideAbout the Wave IP 2500 ServerThe Wave IP 2

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About the Wave IP 2500 Server 4-3Chapter 4: Setting Up the Wave IP 2500 ServerWave Server Installation Guide• 2 10/100 Mbps Ethernet ports (ports are

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Wave Server Installation Guide1.5 11/08 GENERAL RELEASEAdded note to the FCC Part 68 compliance statement regarding if a facility has specially-wired

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About the Wave IP 2500 Server 4-4Chapter 4: Setting Up the Wave IP 2500 ServerWave Server Installation GuidePower supplyThe Wave IP 2500 Server is equ

Page 208 - Name Value Description

About the Wave IP 2500 Server 4-5Chapter 4: Setting Up the Wave IP 2500 ServerWave Server Installation GuideWave IP 2500 expansion optionsThe ISC1 is

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About the Wave IP 2500 Server 4-6Chapter 4: Setting Up the Wave IP 2500 ServerWave Server Installation Guide• E1 EuroISDN module with serial interface

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Mounting the Wave Server 4-7Chapter 4: Setting Up the Wave IP 2500 ServerWave Server Installation GuideMounting the Wave ServerThe Wave IP 2500 Server

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Mounting the Wave Server 4-8Chapter 4: Setting Up the Wave IP 2500 ServerWave Server Installation Guide3. Tighten the screws, and then insert and tigh

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Mounting the Wave Server 4-9Chapter 4: Setting Up the Wave IP 2500 ServerWave Server Installation GuideTo wall mount the Wave Server base unit:1. Prep

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Mounting the Wave Server 4-10Chapter 4: Setting Up the Wave IP 2500 ServerWave Server Installation Guide5. Position the mounting brackets at the botto

Page 214 - Tools > System Settings

Mounting the Wave Server 4-11Chapter 4: Setting Up the Wave IP 2500 ServerWave Server Installation Guide7. Insert and tighten two self-threading #10 s

Page 215 - Custom List

Grounding the Wave Server 4-12Chapter 4: Setting Up the Wave IP 2500 ServerWave Server Installation GuideGrounding the Wave ServerWarning: The protec

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Connecting the Wave Server to power and powering on 4-13Chapter 4: Setting Up the Wave IP 2500 ServerWave Server Installation GuideConnecting the Wave

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Wave Server Installation Guide1.0 SP2 2/08 SERVICE PACK RELEASERemoved list of supported modems from “Administrator PC requirements” section. The late

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Connecting the Wave Server to your LAN 4-14Chapter 4: Setting Up the Wave IP 2500 ServerWave Server Installation GuideConnecting the Wave Server to yo

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Connecting to trunk and station ports on the ISC1 4-15Chapter 4: Setting Up the Wave IP 2500 ServerWave Server Installation GuideTo connect the Wave S

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Installing expansion components 4-16Chapter 4: Setting Up the Wave IP 2500 ServerWave Server Installation Guide2. Connect the 25-pair male amphenol ca

Page 221 - Troubleshooting

Installing expansion components 4-17Chapter 4: Setting Up the Wave IP 2500 ServerWave Server Installation GuideInstalling EXUs on a Wave ServerYou can

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Installing expansion components 4-18Chapter 4: Setting Up the Wave IP 2500 ServerWave Server Installation Guide8. If the Wave Server base unit is rack

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Installing expansion components 4-19Chapter 4: Setting Up the Wave IP 2500 ServerWave Server Installation GuideTo install an MRM:1. Unplug the Wave Se

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Installing expansion components 4-20Chapter 4: Setting Up the Wave IP 2500 ServerWave Server Installation GuideInstalling expansion modules and cardsT

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About connecting modules and cards 4-21Chapter 4: Setting Up the Wave IP 2500 ServerWave Server Installation GuideModule and card status LEDsEach modu

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About connecting modules and cards 4-22Chapter 4: Setting Up the Wave IP 2500 ServerWave Server Installation GuideAbout cable connectionsModules and c

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About connecting modules and cards 4-23Chapter 4: Setting Up the Wave IP 2500 ServerWave Server Installation GuideTo connect an RJ-21X cable to a modu

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Release 2.0 Service Pack 1 April 2011

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Connecting the analog trunk module 4-24Chapter 4: Setting Up the Wave IP 2500 ServerWave Server Installation GuideAbout connecting specific modules an

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Connecting the analog universal module 4-25Chapter 4: Setting Up the Wave IP 2500 ServerWave Server Installation GuideConnecting the analog universal

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Connecting the T1 module with serial interface 4-26Chapter 4: Setting Up the Wave IP 2500 ServerWave Server Installation GuideConnecting the T1 module

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Connecting the T1 module (without serial interface) 4-27Chapter 4: Setting Up the Wave IP 2500 ServerWave Server Installation GuideConnecting the T1 m

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Connecting the Quad BRI module 4-28Chapter 4: Setting Up the Wave IP 2500 ServerWave Server Installation GuideTo connect the E1 EuroISDN module:1. Loc

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Connecting the analog station card 4-29Chapter 4: Setting Up the Wave IP 2500 ServerWave Server Installation GuideConnecting the analog station cardTh

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Connecting a music-on-hold (MOH) system 4-30Chapter 4: Setting Up the Wave IP 2500 ServerWave Server Installation GuideConnecting a music-on-hold (MOH

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Connecting a paging system 4-31Chapter 4: Setting Up the Wave IP 2500 ServerWave Server Installation GuideConnecting a paging system A paging system a

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Connecting a DSS Console 4-32Chapter 4: Setting Up the Wave IP 2500 ServerWave Server Installation GuideConnecting a DSS ConsoleThe Edge 700 Direct St

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Wave Server Installation GuideChapter 5Connecting to the Wave ISM from the administrator PCCHAPTER CONTENTSObtaining all required HotFixesNote the fol

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