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Job Aid: Replacing the Avaya S8710 Media Server—R2.2 or laterTable 5: Final tasks for replacing an S8710 Media Server using the blank hard drive 4 of 49 Task Description19 Resolve alarms on bothmedia serversUnder Alarms, click Current Alarms. Clear any alarmsthat appear.Type telnet (the name of the other server)-dupand press Enter to connect to the standby mediaserver and click Current Alarms. Clear any alarmsthat appear. For example, if the active server is georgeand the standby server is gladys, type telnetgladys-dup to get to the standby server. There is nospace between the server name and -dup.Type telnet 192.11.13.13 or 192.11.13.14and press Enter to connect to the standby mediaserver and click Current Alarms. Clear any alarmsthat appear.Using a SAT screen on the active media server, typedisplay alarms and press Enter.For instructions on resolving alarms, see MaintenanceAlarms Reference, 555-245-102.20 Save translations Using a SAT screen, type save translation andpress Enter.21 Administer backupschedule on the mediaserver with the new harddrive22 Set the Product ID on thereplacement media server23 Release alarm suppressionon the replacement mediaserver24 Log off all administrationapplicationsUnder Data Backup/Restore, click Schedule Backupto readminister the media server’s backup schedule.Type productid -p product_id, whereproduct_id is the product ID you received from thecustomer or the ART tool. It should be the sameproduct ID as the old media server.Using telnet on the Linux command prompt screen,type almsuppress -n and press Enter to releasealarm suppression.Note: Only do this if you want to release it before thetime you set earlier runs out (maximum of 2 hours)When you have completed all the administration, logoff the media server.4 of 410 Replacing the Avaya S8710 Media Server—R2.2 or later
Final tasksTable 6: Final tasks: replacing an S8710 Media Server reusing the original hard drive 1 of 29 Task Description1 Connect laptop to thereplacement media server2 Log onto the MaintenanceWeb InterfaceConnect to the services port on the back of the mediaserver.Open a browser on your laptop. Type 192.11.13.6 andpress Enter to log onto the Maintenance WebInterface.3 Verify busied out status Under Server, click Status Summary. Make sure thestandby media server is busied out.4 Reattach all cables Connect the fiber duplication cable and the Ethernetduplication cable to the replacement media server.Connect all the other cables.5 Ping the connections on thereplacement media server6 Release media server withreplacement hard drive andmonitor the refresh7 Resolve alarms on bothmedia serversUnder Diagnostics, click Ping. Ensure all administeredconnections respond.Under Server, click Release Server to release themedia server. Click Status Summary to verify that themedia server is no longer busied out. Monitor therefresh of the media server until it is complete.Verify the following:● Duplicated? yes●●●Standby Busied? noStandby Refreshed? yesStandby Shadowing: on● Duplication Link: upFile synchronization then occurs.Under Alarms, click Current Alarms. Clear any alarmsthat appear.Type telnet 192.11.13.6 and press Enter toconnect to the standby media server and click CurrentAlarms. Clear any alarms that appear.Using a SAT screen on the active media server, typedisplay alarms and press Enter.For instructions on resolving alarms, see MaintenanceAlarms Reference, 03-300190.1 of 203-300146 Issue 2 January 2005 11
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