Created on
09-27-2018
07:06 AM
Edited on
10-30-2024
09:09 AM
By
Jean-Philippe_P
Description
Solution
The network contains Avaya IP phones that may not have PCs connected to them.
There is a need to assign a voice VLAN and tag the VLAN over 802.1Q.
Although these values can be assigned by programming them directly to the Avaya IP phone, it can also be done automatically using DHCP options. Network Sentry's DHCP server can be configured to assign these values. When the phone connects to a network where Network Sentry acts as the DHCP server (such as a Registration VLAN), Network Sentry will provide these configurations.
Requirements:
Admin access to the Campus Manager CLI.
Avaya 4621/4602 IP phones.
Avaya 3800 IP phones.
Important: Once dhcpd.conf is customized, Configuration Wizard can no longer be used to add DHCP scopes. The next time ConfigWizard is run, the edits will be overwritten. Therefore, if needing to re-run ConfigWizard to change other configurations (ip, static routes, etc), be sure to back up the dhcpd.conf first, then replace once ConfigWizard is run.
Procedure:
service dhcpd start
Explanation of commands:
option AVAYA176 code 176 = text; --> Enables option commands for Avaya 4621 and 4602 IP Phones.
option AVAYA242 code 242 = text; --> Enables option commands for Avaya 3800 IP Phones.
TFTPDIR=/avaya/IPT46_R9.033b/ --> TFTP directory where the IP phones get information.
TFTPSRVR=10.0.10.108 -->TFTP Server IP address.
L2Q=1 --> Enable Q tag.
L2QVLAN=241 --> Assign VLAN 241 to the IP phone.
VLANTEST=60 --> Test the VLAN for 60 seconds upon bootup.
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