Restoring The Rsa Defaults - Avaya S8500 Series Job Aids For Field Replacements

Job Aid: Replacing the Remote Supervisor Adapter (RSA)
2. Under ASM Control, Login Profiles verify that the login information was restored.
If the login information is not correct:
Restore the configuration information file again
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page 181).
or
Manually input the correct information.
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3. Under ASM Control, Alerts verify that the remote alert recipients are correct.
If the alert information is not correct:
a. Restore the configuration information file again
page 181) or manually input the correct information.
b. Generate an alarm to a test alarm by clicking Generate Test Alert. If the RSA has LAN
connectivity, send an SNMP alert. Call the Avaya alarming group and verify the alarm
was received.
4. Under Monitors, Event Log ensure that there are no errors (red X) listed in the log.
5. If an error exists:
a. Check the timestamp of the error.
b. If the error occurred after you replaced the RSA, contact your technical support
representative for further instructions.

Restoring the RSA defaults

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CAUTION:
DO NOT select Restore Defaults. Doing so removes the Avaya defaults that are
CAUTION:
superimposed over the manufacturers' resulting in loss of access to the RSA
card. "Restore" in this instance means reinstating the manufacturer's factory
default settings and rendering the server incapable of providing IP Telephony.
Avaya defaults can be restored manually or by restoring the Avaya default file:
To manually restore the default file use the steps outlined in the Configuration File section
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of the Installing the S8500 server with the G650 Media Gateway, 555-245-107.
To restore the Avaya default file go to http://www.avaya.com/support.
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186 Job Aids for Field Replacements (FRUs) for the Avaya S8500 Server
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