Patching - Nortel 1000 Applications Installation And Commissioning

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106 CS 1000 on Linux base

Patching

Linux base supports two patch categories:
An overview of the patching operation is provided in
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Patching Operation
Step
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Linux Platform Base and Applications Installation and Commissioning
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Note 1:
To establish a connection using SSH or SFTP you need to
have a valid server address, and you must connect through port 22.
Note 2:
If SFTP or SCP is not available, File Transfer Protocol (FTP)
can be used. Invoke the CLI command ftpenable to access FTP; and
invoke the CLI command ftpdisable to close FTP. The ftpenable
command opens a timed window that closes after 5 minutes of inactivity.
The patch folder is the only folder that is visible if FTP is chosen.
Patch: This category of patch changes program behavior for a period
of time. You can use it for such things as fixing bugs or for diagnostic
purposes. In some instances, you can apply this category of patch
without a program restart.
Service Update: A service update (SU) is a cumulative update of
patches. A service update is a full application Red Hat Package
Manager (RPM) package distribution that contains all patches that you
apply to a specific application, and replaces previous service updates.
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Action
Log in using the nortel account.
Once you are logged in, enter the CLI command
swVersionShow and press Enter.
This displays the installed applications and the application
version numbers, as shown in
and version numbers" (page
Nortel Communication Server 1000
NN43001-315 02.09
29 October 2008
"Patching Operation"
Figure 103 "Installed applications
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