Migrating translations
Issue 2.1 June 2006 373
7. Under Server Configuration, click Configure Server.
The system starts the Configure Server Wizard.
8. In the Review Notices window, click Continue.
9. In the Back Up Data window, click Continue.
10. In the Specify how you want to use this wizard page, select Configure all servers
using the wizard and click Continue.
Note:
Note: You can set up media servers to various configurations. The following steps
provide a general outline of required steps to complete the configuration.
11. In the Set Server Identifies window, perform the following steps:
● In the Host Name field, enter a unique name for the server.
● In the ID field, enter as required or accept the default.
● In the CNA field, enter as required or accept the default.
● In the Enterprise LAN field, enter as required or accept the default.
● In the Assign the Processor Ethernet to an Interface area, select one as required.
12. Click Continue.
13. In the Configure Ethernet Interfaces window, set up as required. Click Continue.
14. In the Ethernet Adjuncts window, set up as required. Click Continue.
15. In the External DNS Server Configuration window, set up as required. Click Continue.
16. In the Static Network Routes (Optional) window, set up as required. Click Continue.
17. In the Configure Time Server window, set up as required. Click Continue.
18. In the Set Modem Interface window, set up as required. Click Continue.
19. In the Configure Maintenance Processor Complex (MPC) window, set up as required
and click Continue to configure the server.
Copying translation files to the media server
To copy translation files to the media server:
1. Plug the Compact Flash card with the translations from the PCMCIA/Compact Flash
adapter into the Compact Flash slot on the TN8400AP Media Server circuit pack.
2. From the Services laptop, open a bash session.
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