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Collecting and Assigning IP Information
Collecting and Assigning IP Information
There are a number of pieces of information that are helpful to have “in hand” prior to
starting the installation of software components and network hardware that make up an IP
FSA system. Collecting this information allows you to review how the system is
organized, as well as speeding up the basic configuration of system components.
The items needed are:
• The fixed IP address for the FSA Server machine
• The IP address for each of the FSA Console computers
(if fixed addresses are being used for the consoles)
• The fixed IP address for the VoIP Gateway Server machine, if a separate machine is
used (in many systems, both the FSA Server and the VoIP Gateway Server will
reside on the same machine)
• The fixed IP addresses reserved for the Station Transponder Units at each fire
station in the system. This list should also have the name or designation that will be
used for this station in the FSA Console GUI.
• The fixed IP addresses for the VoIP Intercom units in each fire station (if the VoIP
option is used). This list should cross-reference the VoIP IP addresses to the same
list of station names that was used with the Station Transponder Unit addresses.
• If the IP Fire Station Alerting System is not being set up on a single, contiguous
network, then you will need router information for all of the routers that connect the
subnets back to the network on which the FSA Server and VoIP Gateway Server are
installed.
Some general considerations to keep in mind while mapping out which computers the
various components get installed on are:
• The VoIP Gateway Maintenance Utility should be installed on some computer other
than the machine running the VoIP Gateway Server whenever possible.
• If the system spans several subnets and the VoIP Gateway option is being used, you
will need to install a utility called UBAM™ Listener on the same branch of the
network that the VoIP Gateway Server resides on and a companion utility called
UBAM™ Repeater on each of the other subnets in the system. The UBAM™
Listener utility should be installed on some computer other than the one that is
running the VoIP Gateway Server if the number of subnets in the system exceeds
10. See
Installing the UBAM™ Components on page 47.
Tip The worksheets provided in the back of the manual should help in
the collection and organization of system address information.
Please make copies of the worksheets found in
Appendix B:
Worksheets on page 171.