Avaya S8500 Series Job Aids For Field Replacements page 20

Job Aid: Replacing the Avaya S8500/B/C server
Final tasks for replacing an S8500/B/C server using the blank hard drive (continued)
Task
28 Resolve alarms on the
server
29 Check the health of the
server
30 Save translations
31 Set the Product ID on the
server
32 Administer backup
schedule on the server
33 Back up files on the server
34 Release alarm suppression
on the server
35 Log off all administration
applications
36 Disconnect from the server
37 RSA only: Clear ARP
cache on laptop if you
cannot log in
38 RSA only: Connect laptop
to the RSA card
20 Job Aids for Field Replacements (FRUs) for the Avaya S8500 Server
Description
Under Alarms, click Current Alarms. Compare these
against the recorded alarms from Checklist 2, step 4.
Clear any alarms that appear.
Using a SAT screen, type display alarms and press
Enter.
For instructions on resolving alarms, see Maintenance
Alarms for Avaya Communication Manager 3.1, Media
Gateways and Servers, 03-300430.
Using a SAT screen, type list
ipserver-interface and status health. Check
that all connections are working correctly.
Note: If this server is an ESS or LSP, skip this step.
Using a SAT screen, type save translation and
press Enter to back them up.
Confirm the product ID of the server, and, if necessary,
set the product ID with the productid -p product_id
command.
Under Data Backup/Restore, click Schedule Backup to
re-administer the server's backup schedule.
Under Data Backup/Restore, click Backup Now.
Click Start Backup to begin the back up process.
At the Linux command line type almsuppress -n and
press Enter to release alarm suppression.
Note: Only do this if you want to release it before the
time that you set earlier expires (maximum of 2 hours).
When you have completed all the administration, log off
the server.
Disconnect the laptop from the server.
From a DOS command line, type arp -d
192.11.13.6 and press Enter.
Connect to the Ethernet port (to the right of the serial
connector) on the back of the RSA card using a
crossover cable.
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