Avaya MCC1 Maintenance Procedures page 280

Component replacement
S8100 component maintenance
Save translations
1 Connect the laptop to the S8100.
2 Click Start > Run.
3 Type telnet name in the dialog box, where name is the local name of your TN2314 system
processor.
4 In the Enter your login name dialog box, type lucent1, lucent2, or lucent3, and click OK.
5 In the Enter password dialog box, type the appropriate password for the login used, and click
OK.
A LAC prompt displays (LAC>).
6 Type definity
You automatically login to name Definity.
7 Select terminal type NTT (for Windows 2000, select terminal type W2KTT).
8 From the command line, type save translations
9 After saving translations successfully, type logoff to log off the Definity.
10 Close the telnet window.
System shutdown
1 Click Start > Run.
2 Type bash in the dialog box.
A prompt such as name-lucent1> displays.
3 Type shutdown system
4 Type d1stat to check the status of the shutdown.
DEFINITY, INTUITY AUDIX, and Audixnet should show DOWN; CORNERSTONE should
show partially UP.
5 When the shutdown is complete, type exit to close the bash window.
6 Remove the TN2314 circuit pack.
7 Remove the hard disk from the failed TN2314 circuit pack.
8 Insert the hard disk onto the new TN2314 circuit pack.
NOTE:
Do not use the hard disk from the TN795 circuit pack.
9 Plug in the new TN2314 board.
The system boots automatically.
NOTE:
The system enters License-Error mode, because the serial number on the new processor no
longer matches the serial number stored with RFA. Refer to
more information.
10 Use the web-based RFA to download new License and Authentication files (see
License and Authentication files
11 After the license and password files have been installed and the system has been rebooted, login
to the system and run a demand test on the new board.
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