Restore Customer's Data - Avaya DEFINITY ONE Installation And Upgrades

Installation and Upgrades for DEFINITY ONE and
IP600 Internet Protocol Release 10 555-233-109
5 Upgrade and Repair Procedures
Replace the hard disk

Restore customer's data

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CAUTION:
When upgrading to a new release, do not restore the Windows 2000 registry.
1. Enable a browser on the laptop and load the DEFINITY ONE or IP600
Home Page. For information on how to start a web browser, see
Web browser session'' on page
2. Navigate the browser to the backup and restore screens.
The browser prompts for a login and password. Because the new hard disk
does not have a password file, the system reverts to the factory default
login of lucent3.
3. Follow the steps for restoring the customer's data. The customer may have
backed up to their local network or the PCMCIA flash disk.
If the customer backed up to the PCMCIA flash disk, then whatever was
backed up last will be restored. The restore will update LAN information
allowing DEFINITY ONE or IP600 to be seen from the customer's network.
If the customer backed up to the local network, run setip with the cust
option to re-establish DEFINITY ONE or IP600 on the customer's network.
4. After restoring, follow the procedures to install a new license file, including
running the setip command. See
After installing the license file, the system restarts and all applications load.
The logins and passwords have been updated by the load license and
load pwd commands.
5. Note that the NT logins of vm, sa, browse, and NTadmin are reset to their
factory defaults. Tell the customer to reset these passwords and to reinstall
other NT accounts they may have created.
6. If necessary, upgrade the software on the disk. Always upgrade the
software before installing the new license file.
NOTE:
The DEFINITY-specific customer logins should work as they were
restored with the previous restore.
NOTE:
It is not necessary to install a license file between loads in the same
release, such as DEFINITY ONE or IP600 Release 9.0 to Release
10.
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