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3. (Only if the G700 Media Gateway is functional) Back up the G700 configuration files to a
TFTP server. (The TFTP server must be on the customer LAN and the G700 must be
connected to the LAN through one of the Ethernet ports, EXT1 or EXT2):
a. Using the serial connection, open a Hyperterm session and log in to the P333T Stack
Processor.
b. At the P333T prompt, type
copy stack-config tftp <stack-filename> <ip-address>
and
copy module-config tftp <module-filename> <ip-address> <module #>
where,
<stack-filename> is a name you choose for the backed up stack-config file; for
example, the G700 stack module number followed by "stack": 1stack.
<module-filename> is a name you choose for the module-config file; for example, the
G700 stack module number followed by "module": 1module.
(Write down these file names for later use).
<ip-address> is the ip address of the destination TFTP server
<module #> is the stack module number of the G700 (1–10).
c. Session to the MGP: type
session mgp
d. Type configure to change to the configure mode.
e. At the MGP(configure) prompt, type
copy mgp-config tftp tffs.dat <ip-address>
where,
<ip-address> is the ip address of the destination TFTP server
Note:
If the G700 Media Gateway is not functioning, skip to Step 5. Also, if there are no
Note:
VAL announcements on the G700, skip to Step 5. Backing up the VAL
announcements can most easily be done using VAL Manager, if available,
instead of Step 4.
4. (Only if the G700 Media Gateway is functional) Backup G700 VAL announcements (if
gateway announcements are present on the G700).
Note:
To determine if VAL announcements are present, log in to the SAT command line
Note:
interface on the primary server, and type the command list directory
board <xx>v9, where <xx> is the number of the media gateway.
At the customer site
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