Avaya IPO Using DHCP Scope on Network to setup Avaya IP & SIP Phones

Avaya IPO Using DHCP Scope on Network to setup Avaya IP & SIP Phones

 

Avaya IPO Using DHCP Scope on Network to setup Avaya IP & SIP Phones

 

If the customers network is providing IP addressing to the J1XX series phone

As default it will provide the phone with an IP Address, Subnet Mask & Gateway

However, it will not provide the phone with details of the Avaya IPO system

 

Which would mean on the phone it will ask you for the server address (Avaya system IP address). which is entered manually on each phone.

In the below example the LAN1 IP address on the system is 192.168.42.1

 

http://192.168.42.1 (for systems not using TLS, check the System, LAN1, VoIP tab)

https://192.168.42.1 (for systems using TLS, check the System, LAN1, VoIP tab)

 

The Avaya J1XX Series SIP Phones identify with SSON (site specific option number) 242

 

The customers IT administrator can setup a DHCP Scope on the DHCP server to identify and respond to the Avaya J1XX phones on SSON 242

To provide the phone the server address (Avaya system IP address)

 

DHCP Scope Without VLAN

If the network is a flat network and not using VLAN

A DHCP Scope for SSON 242 is required on the data network, this will include the below string.

The X.X.X.X is replaced with the LAN IP address of the system or the FQDN (if using remote phones)

 

TLSSRVR=X.X.X.X,MCIPADD=X.X.X.X,MCPORT=1719,HTTPSRVR=X.X.X.X,HTTPPORT=8411,HTTPDIR=X.X.X.X,TLSSRVR=X.X.X.X,TLSPORT:411,TLSDIR=X.X.X.X,VLANTEST=0

 

Example (LAN1 IP 192.168.42.1)

TLSSRVR=192.168.42.1,MCIPADD=192.168.42.1,MCPORT=1719,HTTPSRVR=192.168.42.1,HTTPPORT=8411,HTTPDIR=192.168.42.1,TLSSRVR=192.168.42.1,TLSPORT:411,TLSDIR=192.168.42.1,VLANTEST=0

 

Example (FQDN phones.company.com.au)

TLSSRVR=phones.company.com.au,MCIPADD=phones.company.com.au,MCPORT=1719,HTTPSRVR=phones.company.com.au,HTTPPORT=8411,HTTPDIR=phones.company.com.au,TLSSRVR=phones.company.com.au,TLSPORT:411,TLSDIR=phones.company.com.au,VLANTEST=0

 

 

Note if you have issues with remote phones not upgrading the firmware, update the string to the below (where the TLSDIR is / rather than the IP address or FQDN)

 

TLSSRVR=X.X.X.X,MCIPADD=X.X.X.X,MCPORT=1719,HTTPSRVR=X.X.X.X,HTTPPORT=8411,HTTPDIR=X.X.X.X,TLSSRVR=X.X.X.X,TLSPORT:411,TLSDIR=/,VLANTEST=0

 

 

The phone will now be populated with the server address

It will not require this to be manually entered

The phone will reach the system and then request the extension number and login code to be entered (if setting the phone up for the first time)

 

 

 

DHCP Scope With VLAN

If the network is using VLAN and the phones need to be in a different VLAN to the PC’s

 

A DHCP Scope for SSON 242 is required on the data network, this will include the below string.

The X.X.X.X is replaced with the LAN IP address of the system or the FQDN (if using remote phones)

The YYY is replace with the VLAN

 

TLSSRVR=X.X.X.X,MCIPADD=X.X.X.X,MCPORT=1719,HTTPSRVR=X.X.X.X,HTTPPORT=80,HTTPDIR=X.X.X.X,TLSSRVR=X.X.X.X,TLSPORT:411,TLSDIR=X.X.X.X,L2QVLAN=YYY

 

Example (LAN1 IP 192.168.42.1)            (VLAN 105)

TLSSRVR=192.168.42.1,MCIPADD=192.168.42.1,MCPORT=1719,HTTPSRVR=192.168.42.1,HTTPPORT=80,HTTPDIR=192.168.42.1,TLSSRVR=192.168.42.1,TLSPORT:411,TLSDIR=192.168.42.1,L2QVLAN=105

 

Example (FQDN phones.company.com.au)         (VLAN 105)

TLSSRVR=phones.company.com.au,MCIPADD=phones.company.com.au,MCPORT=1719,HTTPSRVR=phones.company.com.au,HTTPPORT=8411,HTTPDIR=phones.company.com.au,TLSSRVR=phones.company.com.au,TLSPORT:411,TLSDIR=phones.company.com.au,L2QVLAN=105

 

The phone will restart

The phone will now be populated with the server address and the VLAN

The phone will now be in the VLAN (105 in this instance)

 

 

A DHCP Scope for SSON 242 is required in the VLAN (105 in this instance), this will include the below string.

The X.X.X.X is replaced with the LAN IP address of the system or the FQDN (if using remote phones)

The VLAN is not required in this string as the phone is already in the VLAN

 

TLSSRVR=X.X.X.X,MCIPADD=X.X.X.X,MCPORT=1719,HTTPSRVR=X.X.X.X,HTTPPORT=8411,HTTPDIR=X.X.X.X,TLSSRVR=X.X.X.X,TLSPORT:411,TLSDIR=X.X.X.X,VLANTEST=0

 

Example (LAN1 IP 192.168.42.1)

TLSSRVR=192.168.42.1,MCIPADD=192.168.42.1,MCPORT=1719,HTTPSRVR=192.168.42.1,HTTPPORT=8411,HTTPDIR=192.168.42.1,TLSSRVR=192.168.42.1,TLSPORT:411,TLSDIR=192.168.42.1,VLANTEST=0

 

Example (FQDN phones.company.com.au)

TLSSRVR=phones.company.com.au,MCIPADD=phones.company.com.au,MCPORT=1719,HTTPSRVR=phones.company.com.au,HTTPPORT=8411,HTTPDIR=phones.company.com.au,TLSSRVR=phones.company.com.au,TLSPORT:411,TLSDIR=phones.company.com.au,VLANTEST=0

 

 

The PC Port (additional port) on the phone will still be in the default data network

As the VLAN is only applied to the phone