Discovering A Device With The Unc - Motorola GTR 8000 Manual

GTR 8000 Base Radio
Process Steps
Discover the device in the UNC. See
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2 Logging in to the UNC Server Application Using PuTTY. See the Securing Protocols with SSH manual.
Load the Operating System images to the UNC. See
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4 Enable FTP services on the UNC. See
5 Transfer and install the OS image to the device. See
6 Inspect the device properties for the transferred and installed software. See
for Transferred and Installed Software, page
Disable FTP services for the UNC. See
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3.8.1 Discovering a Device with the UNC

When and where to use:
The discovery process allows site devices to be managed by the Unified Network Configurator (UNC). Once the
device is installed, configured through the CSS, and security parameters are enabled, follow this procedure to
discover the device. The configuration information can then be updated using this configuration management
application.
The UNC network management solution consists of two applications. Both the UNC Wizard and the VoyenceControl
applications are used in this procedure.
The names EMC Ionix Network Configuration Manager and VoyenceControl are used interchangeably
for this product.
Once the device is discovered in the UNC, the OS images and CSS configuration files can be loaded to add a device
to a site, which then connects the site to the current ASTRO
Procedure Steps
1 Ensure that DNS is functional on your system. DNS is supplied by a specific server application, which also
needs to be operational before you can discover the base radio.
Log on to the UNC Wizard from the NM client, by double-clicking the Internet Explorer icon on the desktop.
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Step result: The Internet Explorer browser opens.
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3.8.1 Discovering a Device with the UNC, page
3.8.2 Loading Device OS Images to the UNC, page
3.8.3.1 Enabling FTP Service, page
3.8.3.2 Transferring and Installing the OS Image, page
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3.8.3.4 Disabling FTP Service, page
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3.8.3.3 Inspecting Device Properties
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