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Avaya DEFINITY ONE - Replace the Hard Disk; Remove the Old Disk; Add the New Hard Disk; Verify the Software on the New Hard Disk

Avaya DEFINITY ONE
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Installation and Upgrades for DEFINITY ONE and
IP600 Internet Protocol Release 10
555-233-109
Issue 6
December 2001
Upgrade and Repair Procedures
5-10Replace the hard disk
5
Replace the hard disk
To replace the hard disk perform the following procedures:
Remove the old disk
1. Shut down the system.
2. Remove the TN2314 circuit pack.
3. Remove the failed hard disk from the TN2314 circuit pack.
Add the new hard disk
1. Insert the new hard disk onto the board, ensuring that it is the appropriate
hard disk for the given circuit pack and software release.
2. The disk comes pre-loaded with all the necessary DEFINITY ONE or IP600
software; however, the DEFINITY ONE or IP600 applications will not run
until you install the new license. See ‘‘Obtain a password file’’ on page 3-6.
Verify the software on the new hard disk
1. Once the system reboots, connect the services laptop computer to
DEFINITY ONE or IP600.
2. Telnet to the LAC as per ‘‘Via a Telnet session’’ on page 2-31 to access
DEFINITY ONE or IP600.
3. Log in and run a bash session.
The browser prompts for a login and password. Because the new hard disk
does not have a password file, the system reverts to the factory default
login of lucent3.
4. Execute swversion and verify the software on the hard drive matches that
on the customer’s CD. If it does not, see ‘‘Go to the RFA website’’ on page
3-15.

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