Migrating from an S8700 or S8710 Media Server to an S8720 Media Server
992 Upgrading, Migrating, and Converting Media Servers and Gateways
5. Click Set Identities from the main menu.
6. On the Set Server Identities window:
● In the Host Name fields, fill out the host names for each server.
● In the This is server number field, select the appropriate number. For example, if you
are on server 1, select 1.
● Assign the Ethernet ports. Click Continue.
7. In the Configure Ethernet Interfaces window, fill in the correct IP addresses, Gateway,
and Subnet mask (or use the default addresses) for the Ethernet port connected only to the
customer LAN and select AUTOSENSE for the speed. This is because CNA, CNB, and
duplication values will be populated by the restore function.
Click Change to update the media server. When the screen shows
Successfully configured ethernet interfaces.
The Ethernet ports are configured.
8. Click Close Window to close the Configure Server wizard. Go to Verifying connectivity from
the first S8720 Media Server to the network server on page 993.
Configuring to allow restoring configuration data and translations
from flash card or Services laptop
If you backed up to the USB-flash card or the Services laptop, you must configure the server
type, name, and the number to prepare for the restore procedure.
To configure to allow restoring configuration data and translations from the flash card or the
Services laptop:
1. Under Server Configuration, click Configure Server to open the first page of the Configure
Server process.
The system displays the Select Server type window.
2. Select the appropriate server type (IP-PNC or fiber-PNC). Click Continue.
If you are unsure of the server type, see Recording the server connection type
on page 957.
3. Click Continue through the Review Notices to get to the Specify how you want to use
this wizard page.
4. Select Configure individual services. Click Continue.
5. Click Set Identities from the main menu.
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