Avaya ESS User Manual page 139

8. Configuring the media server via the Maintenance Web Interface will cause a reset to be
executed. While this is normal, it is not sufficient to notify all of the non Avaya
Communication Manager processes of the new Cluster ID.
From the active media server command line interface use the following command to notify
all processes of the new parameters:
server -z
Then, from the SAT interface on the active media server, execute:
reset system 4
9. For the
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Release Server command on the Maintenance Web Interface.
Wait for the license file to be file synced from the active media server to the standby. This
can be verified by using the bash command statuslicense -v repeatedly until the
Module ID is updated. Once the Module ID is updated execute:
server -z
to inform all processes of the new Module ID.
10. Verify that the Main server has the latest translations available.
11. Translate the new ESS server on the Main server: From the Main server execute the
change system-parameters ess command. See
Main server on page 122 for greater detail.
12. Connect the new ESS server(s) to the LAN/WAN.
13. Verify that each ESS server registers with the Main server and translations are updated on
the ESS server.
a. Use the status ess clusters command to verify that the Main (this server) is shown
and that all ESS servers register and translations are updated. Periodically repeat this
command until all ESS servers are registered and updated
Note:
A active Main server knows its own state and that of any ESS server that
Note:
registers with it. For some period of time (minutes), after all servers are installed
and configured, there may be a discrepancy between the state displayed by the
Main server and the ESS servers.
14. At the Main server execute the save translation ess command to synchronize
translations between the new Main server and the ESS server(s).
media servers, release the busy out of the standby server using the
Existing media server to ESS server
Administering ESS server on the
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