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20 Install software service
pack, if any
You might need to install a software service pack.
l For procedure details for an S8500, see Installing
service pack files on the S8500 server on page 38.
l For procedure details for an S8500B, see
Installing service pack files on the S8500B
server on page 55.
l For procedure details for an S8500C, see
Installing service pack files on the S8500C
server on page 71.
Note: Skip this procedure if there is no software service
pack file to install.
21 Verify that the service pack
is installed
Under Server, click Software Version to verify the
software service pack versions.
22 Verify server configuration l For procedure details for an S8500, see Verifying
the S8500 server configuration on page 42
l For procedure details for an S8500B, see Verifying
the S8500B server configuration on page 58.
l For procedure details for an S8500C, see Verifying
the S8500C server configuration on page 75.
Note: If there was no backup file to restore, you must
reconfigure the server. Get the configuration data from
the customer.
23 Install the license and
Avaya authentication files
Under Security, click Authentication File and select
“Install the Authentication file I previously downloaded”
and click Install.
24 Log in from the SAT Log in as craft.
25 Check the translations Using the SAT screen, type list configuration
all and press Enter and check that all the hardware
displays.
26 Test the hard drive by
logging onto the
Maintenance Web Interface
Connect a crossover cable to the services port on the
back of the server. Open a browser on your laptop. Type
192.11.13.6 and press Enter to log onto the
Maintenance Web Interface as craft or dadmin.
Under Server, click Status Summary and note the
information concerning the hard drive.
27 Ping the connections on the
server
Under Diagnostics, click Ping. Ensure that all
connections, IPSI boards, and all administered
connections respond.
Final tasks for replacing an S8500/B/C server using the blank hard drive (continued)
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