Installing A Service Pack - Avaya Interactive Response Installation Manual

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4. From the navigation menu, select Interactive Response.
5. From the main display area of the browser window, select Software Downloads under
the R 1.2 subheading.
The browser displays a table listing the current software downloads.
6. In the Software Downloads table, select the link for the service pack you want to
download.
The browser displays information about the service pack, including instructions for
downloading, installing, and uninstalling the service pack.
7. Follow the download instructions, to copy the service pack file from the Web site.
For more information on service packs, see Working with service packs on page 53.

Installing a service pack

To install a service pack:
1. If necessary, log in as root.
2. At the command prompt, enter cd /export/patch to change to the directory containing
the current service pack package (in compressed form).
3. Enter stop_vs to stop the voice system.
4. Enter uncompress sp_package.ds.Z where sp_package.ds.Z is the name of the
compressed service pack file in the /export/patch directory.
The service pack uncompresses in the current directory.
5. Enter pkgadd -d ./sp_package.ds sp_package where sp_package.ds is the name
of the uncompressed service pack package and sp_package is the name of the service
pack you want to install.
For example, to install service pack AV1-0qp, enter pgkadd -d ./AV1-0qp.ds AV1-
0qp
The package installation starts. The system displays various messages. In some cases,
the message mentions conflicting files. These conflicting files are the files that will be
updated by the service pack. Confirm these messages by pressing Enter (to choose the
default Yes response).
Note:
If you do not confirm the package installation messages, the process will exit
and the package will not be installed.
After a short time, the system displays the following message:
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