Hardware Replacement; Read This First; Remote Feature Activation (Rfa) - Avaya DEFINITY Server R Manual

Upgrading G3rV4 and R5/6/7/8r to Avaya DEFINITY
Server R running Avaya Communication Manager

Hardware replacement

This upgrade requires 2 hardware replacement phases. Follow this general
process for this upgrade:
1. Phase 1 Hardware Replacement
This requires a service interruption for standard reliability. It does not,
however, cause a service interruption for high or critical reliability.
2. Phase 2 Hardware Addition/Replacement
This requires a service interruption for all reliabilities.
The upgrade should take no longer that 2 hours for a high or critical reliability
system and less time for a standard reliability.
NOTE:
The upgrade software command is not used in this upgrade. After the 4th
memory circuit pack is added and the SPE reboots from the removable
media, then Avaya Communication Manager becomes the call-controlling
software.
After the upgrade commands such as test tape become test
removable-media.

Read This First

License File
Remote Feature Activation (RFA) is a Web-based application that enables the
creation and deployment of License Files. The License File enables the switch's
offer category, release, features, and capacities. License Files are created using
SAP order information and/or current customer configuration information. Without
a license file, the switch does not provide normal call processing.
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Issue 7 November 2003
TN1656 tape drive replaced with TN2211 optical drive
UN332B MSSNET replaced with UN332C MSSNET circuit pack
Add 1 or 2 TN1650B memory circuit packs, bringing the system total
to 4.
Replace UN330B Duplication Interface circuit packs if they are not
Vintage 3 or later.
Replace the TN1657 disk drive if it is not Vintage 9 or later.
To complete the upgrade you will remove/unseat the disk drive to
boot from the removable media.
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