Avaya MCC1 Maintenance Procedures page 336

S8700 component maintenance
Table 78: Final Tasks for replacing an S8700 Media Server
9
Task
22 Ping the Connections on the
Replacement Media Server
23 Check Alarms on Both Media
Server
24 Check the Health of the
Active Media Server
25 Release the Busied Out
Standby Media Server
26 Monitor the Refresh of the
Standby Media Server
27 Save Translations on the
Active Media Server
28 Log in Again to the Standby
Media Server Web Interface
29 (For R1.0/R1.1.x
replacement only) Make the
Standby Media Server the
Active Media Server
30 (For R1.0/R1.1.x
replacement only) Check the
Status of the Active Media
Server
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Under Diagnostics click Execute Pingall. Ensure that all
connections, including the active media server, the IPSI
circuit packs, and all administered connections respond.
Under Alarms and Notification click View Current
Alarms. Clear any alarms that appear.
Connect to the active media server. On the SAT
command prompt screen, use the
command. Clear any alarms that appear.
Caution: If you cannot clear alarms, stop. Call your
service support group. Do not continue with this task list
until alarms have been resolved.
On the SAT command prompt screen, use the list
ipserver-interface and the status health commands.
Check that all connections are working correctly.
Connect to the standby media server. Under Server click
Release Server to release the media server from busy
out mode. The active media server will begin to refresh
the translations and security files of the standby media
server.
Connect to the active media server. Under Server click
View Summary Status to monitor the refresh of the
standby media server until the refresh is complete.
Once the media server is refreshed, on the SAT
command prompt screen, use the save translation
command.
Connect to the standby media server. Open a browser on
your laptop, and using 192.11.13.6, log into the
Maintenance Web Interface. You should be ASG
challenged in order to log in.
Note: You should no longer be able to use the initial
installation craft password.
(For R1.2 and R1.3 replacements only) Go to
Product ID on the Replacement Media Server on page
337.
Under Server click Interchange Servers
Force interchange regardless of server status.
This forces a reset system 4. Monitor the media server to
make sure it is healthy before continuing.
On the SAT command prompt screen, use the list
trunks, list stations, list hunt, and list data commands
to make sure that the same items that were in service
before the replacement are still in service.
display alarms
Set the
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Also, select
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