Avaya MCC1 Installation And Upgrades page 7

G3iV4 to Avaya Communication Manager
• Introduction
References
When to use the TN2401 versus the TN2401/2400 sandwich pack
About circuit-pack carriers
Before you begin the upgrade
Preparation and process steps
Make the Blowback Tape
• Task List: G3iV4 to Avaya Communication Manager
Verify the required hardware [G3V4 to from R5/R6/R7/R8si]
Provide the required tools [from G3V4]
Go to the RFA website [from G3V4]
G3V4 through Release 9si upgrades only
Direct connection between the switch and RFA
No connection between the switch and RFA
If you have problems with RFA
Pre-upgrade administration [from G3V4]
Check existing software load [from G3V4]
Verify system status [from G3V4]
Disable scheduled maintenance and alarm origination [from G3V4]
Record all links and remove only ISDN interface links [from G3V4]
Save translation [from G3V4]
Save translation, duplicated system [from G3V4]
Save announcements (TN750 or TN750B only) [from G3V4]
Shut down DEFINITY LAN Gateway [from G3V4]
Shut down DEFINITY AUDIX system [from G3V4]
Power down PPN [from G3V4]
Remove translation card and CPP1, TN777B,
and TN786B circuit packs [from G3V4]
Install TN2404 and TN2401 circuit packs and
original translation card [from G3V4]
Verify TDM cables and terminators [from G3V4]
Power up [from G3V4]
Deliver or install the License File [from G3V4]
New Duplicated G3r installations only
New simplex and upgraded G3r only
New or upgraded G3si only
Direct connection between the switch and RFA
SI Installation and Upgrades
June 2004
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