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    This document provides a checklist of settings and configuration details needed for deploying an Avaya Identity Engines Ignition Server appliance. It includes information about customer and installation details, appliance hardware and network settings, connecting the appliance to an Active Directory infrastructure, configuring authenticator devices like switches, enabling guest provisioning through Jumpstart, and defining VLAN provisioning rules and access control policies.

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    This document provides a checklist of settings and configuration details needed for deploying an Avaya Identity Engines Ignition Server appliance. It includes information about customer and installation details, appliance hardware and network settings, connecting the appliance to an Active Directory infrastructure, configuring authenticator devices like switches, enabling guest provisioning through Jumpstart, and defining VLAN provisioning rules and access control policies.

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    Pre-Deployment Checklist (AD)

    Contact
    Details

    Customer Name

    Tel.

    Installation Location

    E-mail

    Avaya Identity Engines Ignition Server Appliance Hardware Settings


    Admin name (admin)

    Appliance hostname
    Domain suffix
    Appliance Ethernet Ports

    Primary DNS server addr

    Admin password
    IP Address

    Secondary DNS server addr


    Subnet mask

    Gateway address

    Admin Port
    Service Port A
    Service Port B

    Active Directory Connection

    AD Logical Structure

    Name
    Ignition server name for AD store

    Forest 1:

    Service Account Name


    Name of the service account that
    the Ignition server appliance uses to
    log in to AD. Minimum group
    membership: Account Operators or
    Domain Administrators or
    Enterprise Administration

    Do all subdomains in this forest


    have two-way trust?

    Domain A:

    Service Account Password


    NetBIOS Domain
    Domain of AD store (pre-Windows
    2000 domain name), in upper case.
    For example, COMPANY

    Domain B:

    AD Domain Name
    Expressed in upper case letters.
    For example: COMPANY.COM

    Directory Root DN

    Domain C:

    DN of AD container holding groups


    and schema. For example,
    dc=company,dc=com

    User Root DN
    DN of AD container holding users

    Domain D:

    Primary AD Server IP
    Address
    Primary AD Server Port

    Forest 2:

    Typically 398 or 636

    Secondary AD Server IP
    Address

    Do all subdomains in this forest


    have two-way trust?

    Domain E:

    Secondary AD Server Port


    Domain F:

    http://www.avaya.com/support

    This document for Avaya internal use only.

    Page 1 of 2

    Pre-Deployment Checklist, continued


    Authenticator Connections
    Authenticator 1

    Authenticator 2

    Authenticator 3

    Authenticator Name
    Name to identify switch or
    access point in Ignition

    IP Address

    Subnet Mask

    Vendor
    Switch manufacturer

    Model
    Switch model name/number

    Device Type
    Wired switch, wireless access
    point, or VPN switch

    Shared Secret
    Device shared secret / specific
    key string / encryption string

    Client Authentication Protocols

    Ignition Jumpstart Settings for Guest Provisioning

    PEAP / EAP-MSCHAPv2

    Management PC Hostname

    EAP-MD5

    Management PC IP Address

    EAP-TLS

    Jumpstart Admin Name

    EAP-TTLS

    Jumpstart Admin Password

    PAP
    PEAP / EAP-TLS

    Network Diagram: Sketch the network here.

    MSCHAPv2
    RSA SecurID

    VLAN Provisioning Rules


    User Group Name

    VLAN Id

    VLAN Purpose

    Access Control Policy


    Describe the access control policy to be enforced.

    NN47280-201
    Standard 02.02
    December 2010

    http://www.avaya.com/support

    This document for Avaya internal use only.

    Page 2 of 2

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