Avaya S8300 Manual page 6

6 Job Aid: Replacing the S8300 Media Server or its Hard Drive
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Install the new hard drive or S8300 Media Server.
CAUTION:
Be sure to wear a properly grounded ESD wrist strap when handling the S8300 Media Server, hard
drive, and the (optional) CWY1. Place all components on a grounded, static-free surface when
working on them. When picking up the hard drive, be sure to hold it only on the edges — do not
touch the bottom of the hard drive.
NOTE:
When removing or inserting the S8300 circuit pack, the LED module (above slot V1) must also be
removed or inserted together with the S8300.
NOTE:
If you are replacing only the hard drive (and keeping the S8300 circuit pack), continue with
If you are replacing the entire S8300 Media Server (including its hard drive), skip to
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Issue 1
— Host Name
— Directory
i
Click the Start Backup button.
j
If IA770 is installed on the S8300, back up AUDIX announcements:
— Return to the Backup Now screen and uncheck all but Audix Announcements
— Select the FTP Backup Method and enter the login destination information as in
Step 3 - c .
— Click the Start Backup button.
a
Shutdown the S8300 Media Server using either the Web interface or the manual Shutdown
button on the S8300 faceplate.
— On the Maintenance Web Interface, select Shutdown this Server under the
"Server" heading. Select the Delayed option, leave the "After Shutdown, Restart
System" unchecked, and click Shutdown.
— Alternatively, you can manually initiate a shutdown by pressing the Shutdown
button on the S8300 faceplate. Hold the button in until the green "OK to Remove"
LED starts blinking.
In either case, when the "OK to Remove" LED goes on steady, you can power-
down the G700. If the LED does not go on steady within 5 minutes, proceed to the
power-down step.
b
Power-down the G700 by unplugging the power cord.
c
Loosen the two thumb screws on the S8300.
d
Disengage the LED module and the S8300 circuit pack and remove them together from
the G700.
e
Unscrew the four screws on the bottom of the S8300 circuit pack that attach to the hard-
drive standoffs (Refer to Figure 1).
Step e.
Step l.