Avaya 12 Call Management System (CMS) Release Sun Enterprise 3500 Computer CMS Upgrade Express (CUE) To The Manual Daaac8ad C4b8 452f 9fa9 31d8b85b90f6
User Manual: Avaya 12 to the manual
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- Avaya Call Management System (CMS)
 - Release 12
 - Sun Enterprise 3500 Computer
 - CMS Upgrade Express (CUE)
 - Contents
 - Preface
 - Preparing for the upgrade
- Verifying that the customer has prepared their system for an upgrade
 - Required documentation
 - Remote support
 - Trouble escalation
 - Switch compatibility
 - Hardware additions
 - Software considerations
 - Customization issues
 - Disk mirroring
 - Parts list
 - Checking for printer requests and large mail files
 - Checking for ACD 1
 - Checking for a symbolic link between /etc/hosts and /etc/inet/hosts
 
 - Extracting the customer’s administration and options
 - Removing and replacing disk drives
- Prerequisites
 - Disk upgrade procedures
- Removing and labeling the old disk drives
 - Installing the new boot disk drive
 - Booting up the system with the new boot disk drive
 - Verifying that the system recognizes the new boot disk drive
 - Checking the status of the boot disk drive
 - Checking the status of the tape drives
 - Verifying that the upgrade can continue
 
 
 - Copying and activating the customer’s administration and options
- Installing CMS patches
 - Copying customer data
 - Checking file differences between the old system and the new system
 - Linking the /etc/hosts file
 - Installing the remaining disk drives
 - Verifying that the system recognizes all disk drives
 - Checking the status of the disks
 - Activating customer options
 - Removing temporary ACD 1
 - Turning on CMS
 - Verifying that CMS is operating
 - Checking “manual merge” discrepancies
 - Checking Free Space Allocation
 - Turning on Visual Vectors server (optional)
 - Updating the switch setup
 - Setting the Informix configuration parameters
 - Removing the upgrade files
 - Migrating customer data
 - Resetting the CONSOLE parameter
 - Replacing the customer’s tapes
 - Checking the status of the disks
 - Turning the upgraded system over to the customer