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Avaya Integrated Management Application Notes:  
Release 3.0 Windows Installation Properties - Issue 1.0
Abstract 
This paper attempts to provide the customer with relevant information about the Integrated 
Management Microsoft Windows-based applications in order for customers to make an 
assessment of the necessary protocols and services needed to run on their Windows server. 
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Table of Contents 
1.   INTRODUCTION................................................................................................................. 3 
1.1.   NOTATION ,  TERMINOLOGY  AND  ACRONYMS  .................................................................. 4 
2.    INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT RELEVANT DIRECTORIES:................................. 5  
2.1.   INTEGRATED  MANAGEMENT  COMMON  COMPONENTS :.................................................... 5 
2.2.   INTEGRATED  MANAGEMENT  LAUNCH  PAGE :................................................................... 5 
2.3.   AVAYA  SITE  ADMINISTRATION :....................................................................................... 6 
2.4.   VOICE  ANNOUNCEMENT  MANAGER : ............................................................................... 7 
2.5.   VO IP  MONITORING  MANAGER :.......................................................................................8 
2.5.1.   WebLM:................................................................................................................... 8 
2.5.2.   MSDE:..................................................................................................................... 8 
2.6.   NETWORK  MANAGEMENT :............................................................................................... 9 
2.7.   PROVISIONING AND  INSTALLATION  MANAGER  (PIM):..................................................... 9 
2.8.   NETWORK  MANAGEMENT  SYSTEM  INTEGRATION  (NMSI):...........................................10 
2.9.   TOMCAT  SERVLET  CONTAINER ......................................................................................19 
2.10.   APACHE  WEB  SERVER  ............................................................................................... 19 
3.   CONCLUSION ................................................................................................................... 20 
4.   ADDITIONAL REFERENCES......................................................................................... 20 
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1. Introduction   
This paper covers information on what the Integration Management software configures on the 
customer-provided Windows Server. It covers the following: 
1.   Installed Files, Default Directory Locations and Registry Entries 
2. Application 
•   Service  
•   Default Port  
•   Transport  
•   Protocol  
•   Direction  
This paper attempts to provide the customer with relevant information about the Integrated 
Management Windows-based applications in order for customers to make an assessment of the 
necessary protocols and services needed to run on their Windows server. 
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1.1. Notation, Terminology And Acronyms   
The following table gives meanings for most of the terms and acronyms used in this document. 
Term Meaning 
API Application   Control-LAN, a Communication Manager IP interface circuit pack 
FIFO   First In First Out 
FTP   File Transfer Protocol 
GUI   Graphical User Interface 
HKCU   HKey Current User 
HKLM   HKey Local Machine 
HTML HyperText   Network Management System Integration 
OV HP   Remote Maintenance and Test System 
RMI   Remote Method Invocation 
SAT   System Access Terminal 
SMTP   Simple Mail Transfer Protocol 
SNMP   Simple Network Management Protocol 
SSH Secure   Time and Materials 
TCP   Transmission Control Protocol 
TSC   Technical Service Center 
UDP User   Virtual Network Computing - software that makes it possible to view 
and fully-interact with one computer from any other computer or 
mobile device anywhere on the Internet 
VPN   Virtual Private Network 
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2. Integrated Management Relevant Directories:   
This section lists the directories used and created by various Integrated Management 
applications. The directories are the locations on the Windows server where the Integrated 
Management files are installed. 
2.1. Integrated Management Common Components:   
Default Directories: 
C:\Program Files\Avaya\Required Components   contains Integrated Management Client and  
   Server Configuration GUI files, launchApp,  
   and *.vl files 
C:\Program Files\Avaya\JRE   contains the Java Runtime Environment  
   needed by various applications 
Registry Entries: 
HKLM\SOFTWARE\Avaya\Avaya Integrated Management\ 
HKLM\SOFTWARE\Avaya\JRE\ 
HKLM\SOFTWARE\Avaya\JRE\AppsInstalled\ 
2.2. Integrated Management Launch Page:   
Default Directories: 
C:\Program Files\Avaya\Home Page\html   contains Integrated Management Launch 
   Page HTML files 
C:\Program Files\Apache2\cgi-bin   contains perl scripts used for the launch  
 page 
Registry Entries: 
HKLM\SOFTWARE\Avaya\Avaya Integrated Management\ 
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2.3. Avaya Site Administration:   
Default Directories: 
C:\Program Files\Avaya\Site Administration\bin   program executable files and *.dll files 
C:\Program Files\Avaya\Site Administration\data   data files; such as bitmaps, defaults and list 
files 
C:\Documents and Settings\<username>\      location of persist.dat, template data, button 
Application Data\Avaya\Site Administration\user   label print data, etc… Also default directory  
   for reports and import/export tasks 
C:\Documents and Settings\<username>\   Backup of persist.dat, template data, button 
Application Data\Avaya\Site Administration\   label print data, etc…  
user\Backup 
Registry Entries: 
HKLM\SOFTWARE\Avaya\Avaya Integrated Management\ 
HKLM\SOFTWARE\Avaya\Avaya Integrated Management Avaya Site Administration 3.0\ 
HKLM\SOFTWARE\Avaya\Avaya Site Administration\ 
HKLM\SOFTWARE\Avaya\Avaya Site Administration\SASL Library\ 
HKLM\SOFTWARE\Avaya\Avaya Site Administration \System\ 
HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager\Environment\ 
HKCU\SOFTWARE\Avaya\Avaya Site Administration\ 
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2.4. Voice Announcement Manager:   
Default Directories: 
C:\Program Files\Avaya\Voice Announcement   contains program executable Jar files 
Manager\bin 
C:\Program Files\Avaya\Voice Announcement   contains data files; such as property files, 
Manager\data error 
C:\Program Files\Avaya\Voice Announcement   contains JPEG, GIF and bitmap image files 
Manager\images 
C:\Program Files\Avaya\Voice Announcement   contains OSSI mapping files 
Manager\ossidoc 
Registry Entries: 
HKLM\SOFTWARE\Avaya\Avaya Integrated Management\ 
HKLM\SOFTWARE\Avaya\Avaya Integrated Management Administration Tools 3.0\ 
HKLM\SOFTWARE\Avaya\Voice Announcement Manager\ 
HKLM\SOFTWARE\Avaya\JRE\ 
HKLM\SOFTWARE\Avaya\JRE\AppsInstalled\ 
HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager\Environment\ 
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2.5. VoIP Monitoring Manager:   
Default Directories: 
C:\Program Files\Avaya\VoIP Monitoring    contains program executable Jar files 
Manager\bin 
Registry Entries: 
HKLM\SOFTWARE\Avaya\Avaya Integrated Management\ 
HKLM\SOFTWARE\Avaya\Avaya Integrated Management\Databse Password\ 
HKLM\SOFTWARE\Avaya\Avaya Integrated Management Monitoring Server 3.0\ 
HKLM\SOFTWARE\Avaya\VoIP Monitoring Manager\ 
HKLM\SOFTWARE\Avaya\VoIP Monitoring Manager\RtcpMon\ 
HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager\Environment\ 
HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\SNMP\Parameters\ExtensionAgents\ 
HKLM\SOFTWARE\Avaya\JRE\ 
HKLM\SOFTWARE\Avaya\JRE\IApps_Installed\ 
HKLM\SOFTWARE\Software\Apache Group\Apache\ 
HKLM\SOFTWARE\Avaya\Apache\2.0.54\ 
2.5.1. WebLM:   
Default Directories: 
C:\Program Files\Apache Group\Tomcat 4.1\   contains expanded war file, once WebLM is  
webapps\WebLM 
Registry Entries: 
HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager\Environment\JAVA_HOME\ 
HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager\Environment\CATALINA_HOME\ 
2.5.2. MSDE:   
Default Directories: 
C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server      contains program executable files 
Registry Entries: 
HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\MSSQLSERVER\ 
SQL Logins Created: 
sa (user defines password during installation) 
VmmUser 
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2.6. Network Management:   
Default Directories: 
C:\Program Files\Avaya\Network         contains program executable Jar files 
Management 
Registry Entries: 
HKLM\SOFTWARE\Apache Group\Apache\2.0.54\ 
HKLM\SOFTWARE\Avaya\Avaya Integrated Management\ 
HKLM\SOFTWARE\Avaya\Avaya Integrated Management Windows Enterprise Server 3.0\ 
HKLM\SOFTWARE\Avaya\CVS\CajunView\ 
HKLM\SOFTWARE\Avaya\CVS\CajunView\Components\ 
HKLM\SOFTWARE\Avaya\CVS\CajunView\Versions\ 
HKLM\SOFTWARE\Avaya\JRE 1.4.2_03\ 
HKLM\SOFTWARE\Avaya\JRE 1.4.2_03\AppsInstalled\ 
HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager\Environment\ 
2.7. Provisioning and Installation Manager (PIM):   
Default Directories: 
C:\Program Files\Avaya\Jboss3.2.5       contains program executable Jar files 
Registry Entries: 
HKLM\SOFTWARE\Avaya\Avaya Provisioning and Installation Manager 3.0\ 
NOTE: PIM must be installed on the same server as Network Management. 
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2.8. Network Management System Integration (NMSI):   
The installation of NMSI will follow the directory structure created by the HPOV installation. 
Since NMSI only integrates with HPOV, all files for NMSI will be installed under the HPOV 
installation directory. 
Default Directories: 
Following subdirectories are created under the main installation directory of HPOV: 
\classes\   mfpma.jar 
\  bitmap files delivered by development 
\registration\C\Avaya\      *.asn1 mibs delivered by development 
Registry Entries: 
HKLM\SOFTWARE\Avaya\Avaya Integrated Management\ 
HKLM\SOFTWARE\Avaya\Avaya Integrated Management NMSI 3.0\ 
HKLM\SOFTWARE\Avaya\JRE\ 
HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager\Environment\ 
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Table 1: Windows-Based Application Network Communication Information  
Source   Source 
Port 
IP Phones   2049-
3027 
Medpro 
Boards 
Media 
2049-
3027 
5005   Yes   VMM Server   5005   Yes   TCP   RTCP   In   Media Gateways send IP 
Gateways 
Source Port 
Configurable? 
Destination   Destination 
Port 
Destination 
Port 
Configurable? 
Transport   Protocol   Direction   Description 
Yes               5005  Yes TCP  RTCP  In  IP Phones send IP statistics to 
VMM Server 
Yes   VMM Server   5005   Yes   TCP   RTCP   In   Medpro Boards send IP 
statistics to VMM Server 
statistics to VMM Server 
VMM      1024+   No   SQL Database   1433   No   TCP   sql   In   SQL Database Server 
WebLM   1024+   No   Tomcat   3999   Yes   TCP   http   In   Used by WebLM to 
communicate to Tomcat 
Web/Servlet Server 
PIM         JBoss  2784-
Yes   TCP   RMI   In   Used by JBOSS on PIM Server 
2789 
PIM   1024+   No   Tomcat   2020   Yes   TCP   http   In   Used by PIM to communicate 
to Tomcat Web/Servlet Server; 
Part of JBoss installation 
Network 
Management 
(Standalone 
1024+   No   Multiple   2843   No   TCP   RMI   In   Used for Client access, RMI, 
Login, Database, and Trap 
services; cv.jum.rmi.port 
or NNM 
Integration) 
Network 
Management 
(Standalone 
1024+   No   Multiple   2400   No   TCP   Multiple  In   Used for Client access, RMI, 
Login, Database, and Trap 
services; cv.trap.port 
or NNM 
Integration) 
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Source   Source 
Network 
Management 
(Standalone 
or NNM 
Integration) 
Network 
Management 
(Standalone 
or NNM 
Integration) 
Network 
Management 
(Standalone 
or NNM 
Integration) 
Network 
Management 
(Standalone 
or NNM 
Integration) 
Network 
Management 
(Standalone 
or NNM 
Integration) 
Port 
Source Port 
Configurable? 
Destination   Destination 
Port 
Destination 
Port 
Configurable? 
Transport   Protocol   Direction   Description 
1024+   No   Multiple   2401   No   TCP   Multiple  In   Used for Client access, RMI, 
Login, Database, and Trap 
services; cv.launcher.port 
1024+   No   Multiple   2402   No   TCP   Multiple  In   Used for Client access, RMI, 
Login, Database, and Trap 
services; llm.clients.port 
1024+   No   Multiple   2403   No   TCP   RMI   In   Used for Client access, RMI, 
Login, Database, and Trap 
services; fileaccess.rmi.port 
1024+   No   Multiple   2404   No   TCP   RMI   In   Used for Client access, RMI, 
Login, Database, and Trap 
services; userver.rmi.port 
1024+   No   Multiple   2405   No   TCP   Multiple  In   Used for Client access, RMI, 
Login, Database, and Trap 
services; llm.servers.port 
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Source   Source 
Network 
Management 
(Standalone 
or NNM 
Integration) 
Network 
Management 
(Standalone 
or NNM 
Integration) 
Network 
Management 
(Standalone 
or NNM 
Integration) 
Network 
Management 
(Standalone 
or NNM 
Integration) 
Network 
Management 
(Standalone 
or NNM 
Integration) 
Port 
Source Port 
Configurable? 
Destination   Destination 
Port 
Destination 
Port 
Configurable? 
Transport   Protocol   Direction   Description 
1024+   No   Multiple   2406   No   TCP   Multiple  In   Used for Client access, RMI, 
Login, Database, and Trap 
services; userver.socket.port 
1024+   No   Multiple   2407   No   TCP   Multiple  In   Used for Client access, RMI, 
Login, Database, and Trap 
services; service.smuserdb.port 
1024+   No   Multiple   2408   No   TCP   Multiple  In   Used for Client access, RMI, 
Login, Database, and Trap 
services; service.snmpinfo.port 
1024+   No   Multiple   2409   No   TCP   RMI   In   Used for Client access, RMI, 
Login, Database, and Trap 
services; smon.rmi.port 
1024+   No   Multiple   2410   No   TCP   Multiple  In   Used for Client access, RMI, 
Login, Database, and Trap 
services; nmlogin.local.port 
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Source   Source 
Network 
Management 
(Standalone 
or NNM 
Integration) 
Network 
Management 
(Standalone 
or NNM 
Integration) 
Network 
Management 
(Standalone 
or NNM 
Integration) 
Network 
Management 
(Standalone 
or NNM 
Integration) 
Network 
Management 
(Standalone 
or NNM 
Integration) 
Port 
Source Port 
Configurable? 
Destination   Destination 
Port 
Destination 
Port 
Configurable? 
Transport   Protocol   Direction   Description 
1024+   No   Multiple   2411   No   TCP   Multiple  In   Used for Client access, RMI, 
Login, Database, and Trap 
services; nmlogin.remote.port 
1024+   No   Multiple   2412   No   TCP   RMI   In   Used for Client access, RMI, 
Login, Database, and Trap 
services; nmlogin.rmi.port 
1024+   No   Multiple   2413   No   TCP   Multiple  In   Used for Client access, RMI, 
Login, Database, and Trap 
services; llm.fileacess.port 
1024+   No   Multiple   2500   No   TCP   RMI   In   Used for Client access, RMI, 
Login, Database, and Trap 
services; smServer.rmi.port 
1024+   No   Multiple   2330   No   TCP   RMI   In   Used for Client access, RMI, 
Login, Database, and Trap 
services; amServer.rmi.port 
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Source   Source 
Network 
Management 
(Standalone 
Port 
1024+   No   Multiple   2331   No   TCP   RMI   In   Used for Client access, RMI, 
Source Port 
Configurable? 
Destination   Destination 
Port 
Destination 
Port 
Configurable? 
Transport   Protocol   Direction   Description 
Login, Database, and Trap 
services; amProcess.rmi.port 
or NNM 
Integration) 
Network 
Management 
(Standalone 
1024+   No   Multiple   2332   No   TCP   Multiple  In   Used for Client access, RMI, 
Login, Database, and Trap 
services; llm.amClient.port 
or NNM 
Integration) 
Network 
Management 
(Standalone 
or NNM 
1024+         Multiple  2900-
2950 
No   TCP   RMI   In   Used for Client access, RMI, 
Login, Database, and Trap 
services; rmiport.min and 
rmiport.max 
Integration) 
Network 
Management 
(Standalone 
1024+   No   Multiple   2546   No   TCP   RMI   In   Used for Client access, RMI, 
Login, Database, and Trap 
services; cv.jumDB.rmi.port 
or NNM 
Integration) 
NM Client   1024+   No   NM Server   1980   Yes   TCP   Multiple  In   Multi-Socket Port 
Trap Manager 1024+   No   NM Server   6169   Yes   TCP   RMI   In   RMI port for Trap Manager 
VMM Client
1024+            VMM   1099,
49177, 
No   TCP   RMI   Bi   VMM Client to Server 
communication 
51173, 
63006 
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Source   Source 
Port 
Source Port 
Configurable? 
Destination   Destination 
VMM Server   1024+ No   Network 
Management 
System 
Management 
1024+ No   Tomcat   80   Yes   TCP   http   In   Tomcat Servlet Container 
PC 
Management 
1024+ No   Apache   8080   Yes   TCP   http   In   Apache Web Server 
PC 
Management 
1024+ No   Apache   443   No   TCP   https   In   Apache Secure Web Server 
PC 
Management 
1024+ No   Windows Server   22   No   TCP   Ssh   In   Incoming SSH access 
PC 
Management 
1024+ No   Windows Server   23   No   TCP   telnet   In   Optional: Incoming Telnet 
PC 
Management 
1024+ No   Windows Server   21   No   TCP   ftp   In   Optional: Incoming FTP 
PC 
VMM, 
Network 
Management 
Console 
1024+ No   NMS, 
Communication 
Manager and 
other SNMP 
devices 
Network 
Management 
Console 
1024+ No    
Communication
Manager and 
other SNMP 
devices 
Port 
Destination 
Port 
Configurable? 
Transport   Protocol   Direction   Description 
162   No   UDP   SNMP   Out   Optional VMM SNMP Traps 
(Integrated Management 
Database) 
(Integrated Management 
Database) 
161   No   UDP   SNMP   Bi   SNMP Access for Mgmt 
162  No  UDP   In 
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Source   Source 
Port 
Source Port 
Configurable? 
Destination   Destination 
ASA         Voice 
Servers (e.g. 
Intuity Audix) 
ASA         Voice 
Servers (e.g. 
Intuity Audix) 
ASA/VAM 
1024+ No    
Server 
VAM         TN2401AP
Boards and 
Media Gateways 
VAM 
1024+ No   TN2401AP
Boards 
Network 
Management 
1024+ No    
Manager 
Console, 
ASA, VAM 
Port 
Destination 
Port 
Configurable? 
Transport   Protocol   Direction   Description 
23   No   TCP   telnet   Out   Telnet access to elements 
22   No   TCP   Ssh   Out   SSH access to elements 
25   No   TCP   Smtp   Out   Email server access 
20, 21   No   TCP   ftp   Out   For file transfer of 
announcements to Media 
Gateways and TN2501AP 
boards 
   22   No   TCP   sftp   Out   For secure file transfer of 
announcements to TN2501AP 
boards 
5022   No   TCP   Ssh   Out   SAT Service ports on Voice 
Systems – depends on voice 
system SAT service 
administration for port number 
Note: The value shown is for 
SAT access to the Linux-based 
Media Servers 
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Source 
Network 
Management 
Console, 
ASA, VAM 
Source 
Port 
1024+ No    
Source Port 
Configurable? 
Destination   Destination 
Port 
5023   No   TCP   telnet   Out   SAT Service ports on Voice 
Manager 
Destination 
Port 
Configurable? 
Transport   Protocol   Direction   Description 
Systems – depends on voice 
system SAT service 
administration for port number 
Note: The value shown is for 
SAT access to the Linux-based 
Media Servers 
ASA         Modular
Messaging 
389   No   TCP   LDAP   Out   LDAP connection to Modular 
Messaging for administration 
of subscribers 
HPOV Client   1024+ No   FPM Server   2447 
ovwdb 
No   TCP   OV-API  Out   NMSI: HP OpenView Solaris 
ovwdb service daemon 
HPOV Client   1024+ No   FPM Server   3700+   No   TCP   OV-API  Out   NMSI: HP OpenView GUI 
Map API Access (port=3700 + 
gui display number) 
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2.9. Tomcat Servlet Container   
The tomcat web server installs into the standard Tomcat Windows installation locations 
including the following directories: 
Default Directories: 
C:\Program Files\Apache Group\Tomcat 4.1   contains executable files 
Registry Entries: 
HKLM\SOFTWARE\Apache Group\Tomcat\ 
2.10. Apache Web Server   
The apache web server installs into the standard Apache Windows installation locations 
including the following directories: 
Default Directories: 
C:\Program Files\Apache Group\Apache2      contains executable files 
Registry Entries: 
HKLM\SOFTWARE\Apache Group\Apache\ 
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3. Conclusion   
With the information in this white paper, the customer has been provided with the relevant 
information about the Integrated Management Windows-based applications. This information 
will allow the customer to make an assessment of the necessary protocols and services needed to 
run on their Windows server. 
4. Additional References   
1. Avaya™ Integrated Management Release 3.0 Standard Management Installation and 
Upgrade, 14-300479, 700364094, Issue 1, June 2005, 
http://support.avaya.com/elmodocs2/intmgmt/r3/14_300479_1.pdf.  
2. Avaya™ Integrated Management Release 3.0 Administration Tools Installation and 
Upgrade, 14-300480, 700364102, Issue 1, June 2005, 
http://support.avaya.com/elmodocs2/intmgmt/r3/14_300480_1.pdf.  
3. Avaya™ Integrated Management 3.0 Enterprise Network Management Configuration, 
14-300210, Issue 1, June 2005, 
http://support.avaya.com/elmodocs2/intmgmt/r3/14_300210_1.pdf.  
4. Avaya™ Integrated Management Release 3.0 Enterprise Network Management 
Installation and Upgrade, 14-300444, 700361686, Issue 1, June 2005, 
http://support.avaya.com/elmodocs2/intmgmt/r3/14_300444_1.pdf.  
5. Integrated Management Release 3.0 Network Management Console User Guide, 14-
300169, Issue 3, June 2005, 
http://support.avaya.com/elmodocs2/intmgmt/r3/14_300169_3.pdf.  
6. Avaya™ Integrated Management 3.0 Monitoring Management Configuration, 14-
300446, 700361140, Issue 1, June 2005, 
http://support.avaya.com/elmodocs2/intmgmt/r3/14_300446_1.pdf.  
7. Avaya VoIP Monitoring Manager Reference, 14-300614, Issue 1, June 2005, 
http://support.avaya.com/elmodocs2/intmgmt/r3/14_300614_1.pdf.  
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