Using The Remote Download; Reading The Hardware Key Or Cpu-Id Of The Cpus; Creating A Blank Database - Alcatel-Lucent OmniPCX Enterprise Manual

INSTALLATION PROCEDURE FOR VERSION
J1.410.34.c – RELEASE 10.0
Installation process
The installation of security on a system in J1.410.34.c must be carried in two steps:
1 Installation of system with generic version i.e.:
Installation generic version J1.410, installation of static patch J1.410.34 then installation of
dynamic patch J1.410.34.c with usual tools (Standard Installation, Installation on inactive
partition or Remote Download).
2 Installation of the latest patch of security in addition of the previous installation i.e.:
Installation of the security patch SJ1.410.34.c containing the latest secured binaries with usual
tools (Deliveries installation or Remote Download).
Note
If installing a generic complete version and patches, for instance J1.410 + J1.410.34 + J1.410.34.c,
the installation of the security patch of the complete version SJ1.410 and static patch SJ1.410.34 are
not needed since the security patch SJ1.410.34.c has the same binaries but the latest ones.

11.1.3 Using the Remote Download

In the event of heterogeneous version, the archive to be installed must be located in
a version lower than version F2.500.
Refer to the technical communication
feature.

11.1.4 Reading the hardware key or CPU-id of the CPUs

11.1.4.1 Label
For all types of CPU (CS, CS-2, AS, CPU6 and CPU7), a label is visible indicating the CPU-Id
number.
11.1.4.2 Command to read the CPU-Id
For all types of CPU (CS, CS-2, AS, CPU6 and CPU7), telephone started or not, run:
login
mtcl
command
spadmin
option 5
Read the system CPUID
This method is to be applied in particular in the case of an Appliance Server not controlled via
Alcatel-Lucent (no marking on the server).

11.1.5 Creating a blank database

A blank database should only be created for CPU installation on a new site
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Ed. 02 / 22 June 2011
OmniPCX Enterprise
TC0669 Compatibility of versions for remote download
swinst
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