Avaya S8700 - Page 9

Job Aid
July 2003
9
555-245-768, Issue 1
Comcode 700281124
25 Release the Busied Out
Standby Media Server
Connect to the standby media server. Under Server click Release
Server to release the media server from busy out mode. The active
media server will begin to refresh the translations and security files of
the standby media server.
26 Monitor the Refresh of the
Standby Media Server
Connect to the active media server. Under Server click View Summary
Status to monitor the refresh of the standby media server until the
refresh is complete.
27 Save Translations on the Active
Media Server
Once the media server is refreshed, on the SAT command prompt
screen, use the save translation command.
28 Log in Again to the Standby
Media Server Web Interface
Connect to the standby media server. Open a browser on your laptop,
and using 192.11.13.6, log into the Maintenance Web Interface. You
should be ASG challenged in order to log in.
Note: You should no longer be able to use the initial installation craft
password.
(For R1.2 and R1.3 replacements only) Go to ‘‘Set the Product ID on
the Media Server with the New Hard Drive’’ on page 10.
29 (For R1.0/R1.1.x replacement
only) Make the Standby Media
Server the Active Media Server
Under Server click Interchange Servers. Also, select Force inter-
change regardless of server status to make the standby media server
the active media server.
Note: This forces a reset system 4. Monitor the media server to make
sure it is healthy before continuing.
30 (For R1.0/R1.1.x replacement
only) Check the Status of the
Active Media Server
At the SAT command prompt screen, use the list trunks, list stations,
list hunt, and list data commands to make sure that the same items
that were in service before the replacement are still in service.
31 (For R1.0/R1.1.x replacement
only) Resolve Alarms on Both
Media Servers
On the active media server first, click View Current Alarms. Then
resolve alarms. Connect to the standby media server and resolve
alarms on the standby media server.
On the SAT command prompt screen, use the display alarms com-
mand.
32 (For R1.0/R1.1.x replacement
only) Log into the Existing
Media Server
Connect to the Services port on the back of the media server that did not
need a hard drive replacement and using 192.11.13.6, log into the Main-
tenance Web Interface
Checklist 4. Final Tasks for Replacing a Hard Drive in an S8700 Media Server
9 Task Description