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Chapter 3: GTR 8000 Base Radio Installation
5 Obtain the following values from the system administrator:
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Line interface number
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Zone Controller (ZC) site link path 1 IP address
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ZC site link path 2 IP address
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Host name to access the Unified Network Configurator (UNC) server application using
Secure SHell (SSH) (<username> @IP address format)
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Site ID number
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IP address 1 and 2
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Primary and secondary NTP IP addresses
NOTICE: The following are applicable to systems with Authentication, Authorization,
and Accounting (AAA) Servers, Domain Controllers, or Syslog Servers.
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Primary, secondary, and tertiary Domain Name Services (DNS) IP addresses
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Requested DNS Domain Name
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Requested DNS Host Name
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System Name
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Primary SYSLOG Service Name Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN)
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Backup SYSLOG Service Name Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN)
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Remote Authentication Dial-In User Service (RADIUS) FQDN parameter value
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RADIUS Row Status parameter value
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RADIUS Service Time Out (seconds) parameter value
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RADIUS Service Retransmits Attempts parameter value
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RADIUS Service Dead Timer (min) parameter value
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RADIUS Specific Key parameter value
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RADIUS Service Global Key parameter value
6 Obtain the default credentials (local accounts, central authentication, and SNMPv3) for the
device being installed, as well as the updated passwords for those types of accounts (so that
you can change the password after you install the device). Contact your system administrator, if
you do not have this information. See the SNMPv3 manual or see
Passphrase Troubleshooting on page 218
7 Configure the device as a RADIUS client on the RADIUS server. When these devices are
configured with a RADIUS key that matches a shared secret for that device in Microsoft
Windows Internet Authentication Service (IAS), they become RADIUS clients. They do not join
the Active Directory domain. See the Authentication Services manual for more information.
8
NOTICE: This step is applicable to systems with AAA Servers, Domain Controllers, or
Syslog Servers.
To use the VoyenceControl component of the Motorola Solutions centralized configuration
application for any of the site device procedures, set up the UNC. Depending on your
organizational policies, you may also need to implement a secure protocol between the UNC
and the site device. Before performing any procedures using VoyenceControl, the device must
be discovered in VoyenceControl, and the device configurations must be recently pulled to the
UNC database. See the following ASTRO
Configurator manual and Securing Protocols with SSH manual.
122
for more information.
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25 system documentation: Unified Network
Local Password and SNMPv3
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