Replacing A Defective Succession Signaling Server - Nortel Succession 1000 Installation And Configuration Manual
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Replacing a defective Succession Signaling Server
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Standard 1.00
Maintenance
Note: The Succession Signaling Server is not a user-serviceable device.
Any defective units should be returned to the supplier.
WARNING
Before replacing a defective Succession Signaling
Server, back up the IP Telephony node database files.
Use the EDD command in LD 43 or use Element
Manager (refer to "Backing up IP Telephony node
configuration files" on
To replace a defective Succession Signaling Server:
1
Remove the defective Succession Signaling Server.
a
Turn off the power to the defective unit.
b
Disconnect all cables from the unit, including the power cord.
c
Loosen the screws through the faceplate of the Succession Signaling
Server to the rack-mount bracket, and slide the unit out of the rack.
2
Install the new Succession Signaling Server hardware. Refer to the
procedures in "Hardware installation" on
3
Install the Succession Signaling Server software and configure it. Refer
to the procedures in "Software installation" on
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