Avaya S8 Series Manual page 203

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CAUTION:
Choose this node name carefully. If you need to change it after the upgrade, you
CAUTION:
must delete the ESS and readminister it. Do not delete or re-use the node name
for server A because you will need this node name later, when you upgrade the
main server.
2. (for new node name only) In the Name field, enter the node name.
3. (for new node name only) In the IP Address field, enter the PE Active Server IP Address
of the duplex ESS.
4. (for new node name only) submit your changes to the node-names screen.
5. Type change system-parameters ess and press Enter.
6. Administer the node name of Server A by the node name that you defined for the PE
interface of the duplex ESS for the ESS server that you are changing.
Type save translation all and press Enter.
The ESS server registers with the main server and receives filesyncs.
7. Administering the node name for Server A (main server only)
Skip this task if the servers you are upgrading are S8700-Series ESS.
Note:
Perform this task after you upgrade the S8700-Series main servers from
Note:
Communication Manager Release 5.1.x or prior to Communication Manager
Release 5.2 or later; and if the main has administered Survivable Servers of Type
"ESS D" as observed on the list survivable-processor screen.
Note:
The system-parameters ess screen is no longer available after the upgrade to
Note:
Communication Manager Release 5.2 or later. The translation data that was held
in system-parameters ess screen is now located in the survivable-proccessor
screen.
The Server A node name in the System Parameters ESS SAT screen of the
pre-upgrade main is transferred to the ACTIVE SERVER IP Address field in the
Survivable Processor SAT screen of the upgraded main. The SERVER A Node Name
is set to blank in the Survivable Processor screen. Because the node name for Server
A is blank on the Survivable Processor Screen, an alarm (ESS alarm 799) is
generated on the main server.
At the SAT of the MAIN Server:
Tip:
Run the list survivable-processor command and search for ESS D to
Tip:
locate the servers that need administering.
Post-Upgrade tasks
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