Avaya MCC1 Maintenance Procedures page 284

Component replacement
S8100 component maintenance
4 Click OK.
5 Click the Continue button.
6 click on the Backup & Restore link (under System Maintenance).
7 Click on the Immediate Backup link.
8 Select the desired items for immediate backup (i.e., Communication Manager translation files;
INTUITY translations, names, and messages).
9 Verify that the backup destination shows pcmcia.
10 Click on the Backup button.
11 Click on the View Backup Progress icon at the bottom of the page to view backup progress.
NOTE:
If INTUITY translations, names, and messages have been selected, the INTUITY
networking stops during the backup procedure.
12 After the backup completes successfully, close Internet Explorer.
System shutdown
1 Click Start > Run.
2 Type bash in the dialog box.
A prompt such as name-lucent1> displays.
3 Type shutdown system
4 Type d1stat to check the status of the shutdown.
DEFINITY, Audix, and Audixnet should show DOWN; CORNERSTONE should show partially
UP.
5 When the shutdown is complete, type exit to close the bash window.
6 Remove the TN2314 circuit pack.
7 Remove the failed hard disk from the TN2314 circuit pack.
8 Insert the new hard disk onto the new TN2314 circuit pack.
NOTE:
You cannot use the hard disk from the TN795 circuit pack.
9 Insert the TN2314 board.
The system boots automatically.
NOTE:
The disk comes pre-loaded with all the necessary S8100 software; however, the S8100
applications won't run until you install copies of the license and password files. Since the
TN2314 processor serial number remains the same, it is not necessary to obtain new
license and password files. However, these files are not on the new hard disk; therefore,
you must contact RFA for copies of the original files to be downloaded and installed.
10 Once the system has rebooted, connect the services laptop computer to S8100.
11 Connect the laptop to the S8100.
12 Click Start > Run.
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December 2003