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Each software module in Avaya CNA (with the exception of the reporting module) needs to be associated with an Ethernet interface and a physical connection to your network. The reporting module does not require a network connection; reports are obtained through the management interface.
Management, engine, USTAT, and EFC modules must use the Ethernet ports assigned to them according to the instructions in the companion document Avaya CNA Server Installation Guide and the corresponding labels on the back of the IBM xSeries x306, the IBM xSeries x306M, the IBM xSeries x336, the Dell PowerEdge 850, or the Hewlett Packard DL 320 device.
Once the system has booted and you have connected all of the necessary ports to your network, connect a terminal or workstation to the serial console port on the CNA device.
See the Avaya CNA Server Installation Guide for information about creating a local user account and enable password on an device that has never been configured.
Log in and enter the enable password.
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