Installing The New License And Avaya Authentication Files; Restoring The Linux Migration Upgrade Set From The Network - Avaya S8700 Series Manual

2. Under Diagnostics, click Ping.
3. Select Host Name or IP Address and type the IP address of the server where the system
files are stored
4. Click Execute Ping.
If you can successfully ping the server, then you can proceed to restore the backed up sets
of files.

Installing the new license and Avaya authentication files

For a migration, you need to load a new license file and Avaya authentication file.
1. Under Security, click License File, select Install the license previously downloaded,
then click Submit to install the license file.
The system tells you the license is installed successfully.
2. Under Security, click Avaya Authentication, then click Install.
The system tells you the authentication is installed successfully.

Restoring the Linux migration upgrade set from the network

If you backed up files to the services laptop, do not use this procedure. Go to
Linux migration upgrade set from the services laptop
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CAUTION:
You must restore S8700 Media Server 1 files to S8710 Media Server 1 and
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S8700 Media Server 2 files to S8710 Media Server 2. On this media server,
restore the backup set from the standby S8700 Media Server (media server 1).
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CAUTION:
Restore must be run only once. Running restore more than once may corrupt the
CAUTION:
system data. If a restore appears to have not completed, check the Backup
History and Backup Logs on the Maintenance Web Interface and check the
system log through the Linux command line interface. If all of these sources
indicate that a restore has not completed, you can safely rerun the restore.
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CAUTION:
You will receive a network transfer protocol (NTP) failure notice since media
CAUTION:
server 1 cannot read NTP because it does not have a physical connection.
Continue with the procedure.
On first S8710 Media Server
on page 180.
Issue 4 January 2005
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