Verify The Upgrade; Check Link Status - Avaya CMC1 Installation Manual

Upgrading R9csi/R10csi to Avaya Communication Manager on an Avaya DEFINITY Server CSI
Task table
2
Type the appropriate Start and Stop information in the
Increment
clock forward or back by one hour at the transition point.
NOTE:
You can change any rule except rule 0 (zero). You cannot delete a daylight savings rule if
it is in use on either the Locations or Date and Time screens.
3
Press ENTER.

Verify the upgrade

1
Type status system 1 and verify that the system is in a normal state.
Check these fields for the corresponding values:
•
In the
•
Service State
2
Type display alarms and press RETURN.
If there are alarms, take the necessary corrective actions.
3
Type list configuration software-version and press RETURN.
The Software Versions screen appears.
4
In the UPDATE FILE section, check the
•
If there is a patch number, then a patch has been applied.
•
If the field is
NOTE:
If you need to restore the system to the old version, you must also download a patch onto
the system.
5
In the SOFTWARE VERSION section note the current version listed in the
field.

Check link status

1
Type display communication-links and press RETURN.
Ensure that the link administration is the same as before the upgrade.
2
Type status link number and press RETURN for each administered link.
Check these fields for the corresponding values:
•
Link Status
•
Service State
If any of the links are not up, take the necessary corrective action to restore the link
3
Type list signaling-group press RETURN.
Check the system to ensure that the signaling group administration is the same as before the
upgrade.
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fields for each rule. For example, 1:00 in the
section,
SPE ALARMS MAJOR
=
in service
, there is no software patch in system memory.
none in memory
= connected
= in service
Installation, Upgrades and Additions for Avaya CMC1 Media Gateways
,
Change Day
Increment
and alarms =
MINOR 0
field for a software patch:
Update State
, , , and
Month Date Time
field means to move the
Memory Resident
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