We have a sun micrososystem model sunfire v245 Tserver that connects to the MAPD cards. On the Tserver there are 4 nics and configure as follow.
Nic0 – primary lan connection.
Nic1 – hotstandby for bge0
Nic2 – primary MAPD connection.
Nic3 – hotstandby for bge2
Any recommendation on to what NIC 2 which connects to the MAPD switch port settings. Is it be 10/100/100 half or full duplex. currently MAPD is configured as 10 MB half duplex and its switch port settings is also 10 MB half duplex.
Hi,
You should ask some Avaya guys…
R.
Again…??
correction on the configuration:
Nic0 – primary lan connection.
Nic1 – hotstandby for Nic0
Nic2 – primary MAPD connection.
Nic3 – hotstandby for Nic2
I assume that the Nic2 on the Tserver is connected to a network switch which in then is interconnected with the MAPD card. In Tserver stand point what is the speed settings that a nic of the Tserver should be configured?
Again and I hope it’s for last time — this is not at all related to Genesys but to Avaya as Genesys TServer doesn’t care what type of link you use as long as it works! You should contact Avaya and ask them for correct configuration.
R.
We already did. Avaya recommends the MAPD switch port must be set to 10MB half. since am not a genesys expert on regarding the Tserver i just want to confirm if both devices are communicating between each other so there definetly a settings that need to configure in order for 2 devices to communicate with each other.
TServer doesn’t care about network - it just open a TCP/IP connection to specified address using methods provided by operating system. You should configure NICs correctly on operating system level (=correct route table etc.). That’s all.
R.