Avaya IR Install and Troubleshooting Guide - Avaya Support

Installation overviewThe tool prompts for a default file containing a listing of directories and files to be put intoa tar archive.Note:To capture a list of the files being archived, substitute the command tar_it |tee file_name.2. Press Enter to use the default directories.If you choose the default the following directories are used:/att/trans/sb/vs/bin/ag/lib/speech/talk/user/add-onThe tool displays the directories to be archived and asks for confirmation prior to creatingthe archive.3. Press Enter to confirm.The tool lists all files discovered and puts them into an archive. As files are added theyare displayed rapidly on the screen.When all files are archived the tool responds with the following message:You may now transfer /voice1/file_identifier.tar to target machine.Execute tar –xvf file_identifier.tar to unpack on the target machine.Please note there is no protection from overwriting existingfiles.4. Transfer the files across the network using an ftp command of the archive from onesystem to the other.If you need to move individual files, an NFS mount between platforms might be moreappropriate. For instructions on setting up NFS, see File sharing with Solaris Systems onpage 54.5. Run the command tar -xvf file_identifier.tar on the target platform to copyall the files in the archive onto the target system.The system creates new directories if needed, and overwrites files on the target system ifthey are duplicated in the archive.File sharing with Solaris SystemsThe following set of commands can be used to set up file sharing between legacy SCOplatforms and Solaris platforms.1. On the Solaris platform, enter the following command:share -F nfs /cat share -F nfs /export >> /etc/dfs/dfstabThe system responds with the following messages:54 Avaya IR R1 Install and Troubleshooting Guide