Rules for redundant server implementations, Software installation, Procedure 1 – Nortel Networks NN42030-300 User Manual

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Installation

Rules for redundant server implementations

In a redundant server configuration, mobile clients access the active
server, and not the inactive backup server. The two servers switch roles
freely, and the following rules determine the status—either ACTIVE or
INACTIVE:

If you do not enter a backup IP address in the MCG 3100 Web
Console, the server starts in ACTIVE mode.

If you enter a backup IP address in the MCG 3100 Web Console, the
server starts in STANDBY mode and attempts to locate the backup
server.

If the backup server is found in STANDBY mode, the server with the
lower IP address is declared ACTIVE.

If the backup server is found in ACTIVE mode, the backup server

remains ACTIVE.

If the backup server is not found within approximately 45 seconds, the
local server is declared ACTIVE.

If the ACTIVE server stops, the STANDBY server becomes ACTIVE
after approximately 45 seconds.

ATTENTION

If the MCG 3100 server fails, the Administration Server and Group Call Server
fail also.

Software installation

Install the MCG 3100 software after you complete the preinstallation
configuration. For more information, see

“Preinstallation” (page 19)

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During the software installation, a number of prompts appear. You can
either accept the default value or enter a new value at each prompts.

ATTENTION

You must know the root password to perform the following procedure.

Procedure 1
Installing the MCG 3100 software

Step

Action

1

At the server (host server), insert the MCG 3100 software CD
into the CD-ROM drive.

2

Log on to the server as nortel.

For more information, see

“Admin shell access” (page 50)

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Nortel Mobile Communication 3100 Series Portfolio

Nortel Mobile Communication Gateway 3100 Installation and Upgrades

NN42030-300

02.03

Standard

9 May 2008

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