G430 Gateway IP address change procedure

Collapse
X
 
  • Filter
  • Time
  • Show
Clear All
new posts
  • cef2lion
    Hot Shot
    • Oct 2014
    • 20

    G430 Gateway IP address change procedure

    I need to change the IP address of an existing G430. Can someone give me guidance on the process?

    Pretty sure I can find the commands to change the IP address, IP gateway and mask on the G430 itself.

    What would one need to do on the CM 6.3 where its registered. The G430 has no VoIP endpoints or trunks.
  • wellington35
    Whiz
    • Jul 2012
    • 44

    #2
    These are the commands to setup and modify the media gateway=

    Assigning the Gateway an IP address on VLan
    Gateway-(super)# int Vlan 1
    Gateway-(super-if:Vlan #) # Ip address ( MGP ip address ) (Subnet mask)
    (Enter no ip address to delete ip interface)
    Copy run start
    Reset

    SLS
    Set SLS enable
    Copy run start


    Set VLAN
    Gateway#-(super)# Int vlan 1
    Gateway#-(super-if:Vlan #) # PMI
    Exit
    Copy run start

    Set IP Telnet
    Ip Telnet
    Copy run start

    Span Tree Disable
    Set Spantree Disable
    Copy run start





    Set IP Route
    Gateway#-(super)#IP Route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 (Default Gateway address)
    No IP Route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 (Default Gateway address) deletes route.

    Set Hostname
    Gateway-(super)#Hostname (Name)



    Set MGC
    Gateway-(super)#set mgc list (Ip address of remote server , local server)
    If more than 1 mgc list is needed, repeat above command with different address.
    IP addresses are of the Server not gateway
    Gateway-(super)#show mgc
    clear mgc list – clears the mgc list if you made a mistake
    Gateway-(super)#copy run start
    Set Port (LAN Ports)
    Gateway-(super)#Set port neg “10/3” disable (ex. 10/3-4)
    Gateway-(super)#set port name 10/3 “string” (ex. Cust_Lan)
    Gateway-(super)#Set port speed 10/3 (100mb)
    Gateway-(super)#set port duplex 10/3 (Full)
    Show port
    Gateway-(super)#copy run start



    Set Recovery Timers
    Gateway-(super)#set reset primary ## (1-60) (ex. 3 unless it’s an ESS then its 5)
    Gateway-(super)#set reset total-search ## (1-60) (ex. 30)
    Gateway-(super)#set reset transition ## (1-4) (ex. 1, however many servers are in the mgc list

    except the lsp/server)
    Show rec
    Whenever you make changes to MGC list, always copy run start AND reboot.


    Set system name, contact, location
    Gateway-(super)#set system contact “Contact string”
    Gateway-(super)# set system name “Name string”
    Gateway-(super)# set system location “Location string”
    Gateway-(super)#Show system ( Make sure the Name Contact and Location is present)


    ++++++++++
    On CM
    ++++++++++

    change media 1 (media gateway number) or run the command ' list media' to see which ones are configured.

    once in the Media-Gateway Form - proceed by updating the corresponding IP Address




    Wellington
    @welington_paez
    Wellington Paez
    Senior Convergence Specialist @ Carousel Industries
    http://wellingtonpaez.com

    Comment

    • cef2lion
      Hot Shot
      • Oct 2014
      • 20

      #3
      Thanks for the information.

      On the CM commands to change the IP address of the Gateway. The IP address fields are not editable. Does that mean if I change the IP address on the Gateway itself the address change will re-register with the CM?

      One other question. Our G700 shows location 2 but our CM system setting do not allow for multi locations. I wanted to change our G700 to location 1 but as I try to hit enter I get a warning.

      H.248 gateway registrations may be denied.

      So I canceled. Our Gateway have no VoIP endpoints or trunks.

      Comment

      • tkawa
        Member
        • Feb 2015
        • 3

        #4
        is there a way I can run a script, load it to a jump drive and do this remote? I have a location that needs changing but we aren't sending one. What are the commands to kick off the script??

        Comment

        • evertw
          Whiz
          • Nov 2011
          • 30

          #5
          You can do it with the following commands and you need a ftp or tftp server for this.

          First backup to configuration to the fileserver:
          copy running-config startup-config
          copy startup-config ftp <filename> <ip>

          After this change the file with the new IP's.
          Then send this file back to the G430 with the command:
          copy ftp startup-config <filename> <ip>

          After this reset the gateway and the gateway will have the new IP address.
          Below a document with all the cli commands


          Comment

          • cef2lion
            Hot Shot
            • Oct 2014
            • 20

            #6
            Does the Gateway re-register at the CM automatically once it boots up based on its serial number?

            In CM which I do a change media-gateway the IP address can't be edited.

            In CM when you add a new Gateway it does let you put in an IP address. You do enter the serial number.

            Craig

            Comment

            • evertw
              Whiz
              • Nov 2011
              • 30

              #7
              Yes, it will register. The registration happens always based on serial number, not on the IP address. When the IP address is changed in the gateway it will also change in the CM at the display media-gateway command.

              Comment

              • lfagun
                Aspiring Member
                • Jun 2016
                • 1

                #8
                I need to change an IP from a remote gateway, actually the mask. but when set as IP settings, returns the message that GW has already ip, and try to get the ip to enter a new lose the connection. how can precede to make this change powerless me connect to port services.
                Can you help?

                Comment

                Loading