Avaya MCC1 Maintenance Procedures page 341

Remove the cover of the replacement S8700 Media Server
1 Follow the steps in
Remove the hard drive
1 Follow the steps in
Install the old hard drive
1 Attach the ribbon cable to the back of the bracket. Be sure the red stripe on the cable is on the side
closest to the power cable.
2 Attach the power cable
3 Lay the ribbon cable into the media server housing as it was before disconnecting it. This prevents
bunching of the cable when you slide the hard drive bracket back into the media server.
4 Slide the hard drive bracket into the media server
on page 340), and hand-tighten the screws on the faceplate to secure it to the media server. Do not
tighten the screws with a screwdriver.
Replace the cover of the replacement S8700 Media Server
1 Follow the steps in
2 Return to
tasks.
Return equipment
1 Return both the failed media server and good hard drive.
Shutting down the S8700 manually
This section contains procedures for shutting down the media server manually.
If you cannot access the Maintenance Web Interface, you may shut down the standby media server by
following manual steps with the shutdown button:
1 Open the door on the front of the standby S8700 Media Server.
2 Press the media server shutdown button and release it quickly.
3 Press the media server shutdown button again and hold it down until the LEDs go out.
The LEDs on the media server flash and then go dark. The media server is shut down. Though the
middle network LED (number 1) may not go out, the media server is still shut down and ready for
replacement.
Maintenance Procedures
December 2003
Remove the cover of the failed S8700 Media Server
Remove the hard drive
(Figure 103, Hard drive bracket and hard drive,
CAUTION:
Be sure the ribbon cable is pushed completely inside the media server and is not bunched,
pinched, or caught between the top of the hard drive and the hard drive slot.
Replace the cover on the failed S8700 Media Server
Tasks for replacing an S8700 Media Server
CAUTION:
Do not hold down the power button for more than a split second. Holding the button down
too long causes a reboot of the media server. If you press the button properly, the LEDs do
not change, and there is no response to indicate any changes to the system.
S8700 component maintenance
on page 339.
(Figure 103, Hard drive bracket and hard drive,
on page 332 to continue with the listed
on page 338.
on page 340).
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