Hardware Installation; Overview Of The Sbm; Updating Router Software - HP JG587A Quick Start Manual

Hardware installation

Overview of the SBM

The HP MSR Survivable Branch Communication Module (SBM) powered
by Microsoft Lync™ is a branch office survivable voice server for the
Microsoft Lync solution.
The HP MSR SBM is an HP MSR application running on a HP MSR Open
Architecture Platform (OAP) Module. The module is installed in an HP
MSR 30 Series or MSR 50 Series Router at the branch office.
The HP MSR SBM includes a Windows Server 2008 R2 that runs as the
base OS. Running on this server, is a Microsoft Lync Server 2013
Survivable Branch Appliance that integrates with the main office
Standard or Enterprise Lync Server Pool and handles services for the
branch office.
The HP MSR SBM provides survivability; if the WAN connection to the
main office data center fails, the HP MSR SBM routes all calls over its
public switched telephone network (PSTN) connection.
The HP MSR SBM is managed through an easy to use Web browser
interface. The Windows Server 2008 R2 OS running on the module can
also be accessed with Remote Desktop.

Updating router software

Before installing the OAP module, you must verify that the router is
running MSR software version R2209P15 or later and update the
software, if necessary. You must install the correct software version for the
router to recognize the module.
Visit the HP web portal at www.hp.com/networking/support to
a.
check the version number of the latest module-compatible software.
Check the version number of the software installed on the router.
b.
Connect to the router CLI and use the following command:
<HP>display version
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