Specifies the role of the server. Select from the following roles:

• a main server: For a primary virtual machine.

• an enterprise survivable server (ESS): For a survivable core virtual machine.

• a local survivable server (LSP): For a survivable remote virtual machine.

Specifies the system ID.

This ID must be the same for the main server and each survivable server.

Avaya provides the system ID when you submit the Universal Install/SAL Product Registration Request form.

System ID must be set to default value of 1.

Specifies the module ID.

The main server module ID must be 1 and the ID of the other server must be unique and 2 or more. For a survivable remote server, the MID must match the Cluster ID or MID for that server.

Specifies the IP addresses of the Control LAN (C-LAN) or the Processor Ethernet (PE).

You must register the main server to this address.

Specifies the IP addresses of the NICs of the main server and the second redundant server connected to a LAN to which you also connected the Survivable Remote server or the Survivable Core server.

The Survivable Remote or the Survivable Core server must be able to ping these addresses. Avaya recommends use of the enterprise LAN for file synchronization.

Specifies the IP address of the interface that you can use as an alternate file synchronization interface.

Specifies the servers memory settings of the server. The options are: small, medium, and large.

Specifies the main servers memory settings of the server.

Updates the system configuration files with the current values on the page and restarts the Communication Manager processes.

Updates the system configuration files with the current values on the page.