Pre-upgrade service pack requirements
Issue 2.1 June 2006 77
Pre-upgrade service pack requirements
The upgrade may require a pre-upgrade service pack, depending on the release of Avaya
Communication Manager from which you are upgrading. Table 5: R3.1 Upgrade requirements
depending on pre-upgrade release describes when a service pack is required.
Table 5: R3.1 Upgrade requirements depending on pre-upgrade release
Software Release
Before Upgrade to
Release 3.1
Upgrade Requirement
Release 1.1.x and all
other 1.x.x releases not
listed below
R011x.01.xxx.x
No pre-upgrade service pack required. You need to back up only
translation files. Once the hard drive is remastered and the new
software is installed on the S8300B, you must reconfigure the
media server as if it were a new installation using the Avaya
Installation Wizard.
Release 1.2.x, 1.3.0.
R011x.02.110.4
R011x.03.526.6
You must apply a pre-upgrade service pack to the system files
before backing up the system and translations files using Linux
Migration Backup/Restore (LMBR). Once the hard drive is
remastered and the new software is installed on the S8300B, you
can restore all the files using View/Restore Data
1
.
1. The LMBR backup contains backup sets for the translations, OS and system files.
Release 1.3.1.x
R011x.03.1.531.0
R011x.03.1.5xx.x
No pre-upgrade service pack required. Back up the system and
translations files using Linux Migration Backup/Restore (LMBR).
Once the hard drive is remastered and the new software is
installed on the S8300B, you can restore all the files using View/
Restore Data.
Release 2.x
R012x.00.0.000.0
R012x.01.x.xxx.x
No pre-upgrade service pack is required for the Linux backup.
However, a different pre-upgrade service pack for a 2.x to 3.1
upgrade is required. Back up the system and translations files
using Backup Now
2
. Once the hard drive is remastered and the
new software is installed on the S8300B, you can restore the files
using View/Restore Data.
2. The Data backup contains backup sets for the translations, OS and system files, security files, and AUDIX
data, if any
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