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Figure 103
Installed applications and version numbers
Note:
Figure 103 "Installed applications and version numbers"
contains the base or application name in the left
column and the corresponding version number in the right
column. Make note of the version number for the base or
application that you are patching. You must use the correct
version number to retrieve the correct patch or service update
from the Nortel Enterprise Solutions Product Enhancement
Package (PEP) Library (ESPL).
3
Retrieve a patch or an SU file from the ESPL.
4
Upload the patch file to the Linux server and save it in the
/var/opt/nortel/patch directory.
Secure File Transfer Protocol (SFTP) and Secure Copy (SCP)
are the supported methods of patch file transfer.
Patch file transfer is initiated from within the Linux server or from
an external machine.
•
To initiate the patch file transfer from within the Linux server:
— logon to the Linux server as nortel.
— Enter the
sftp
or
scp
CLI command.
— Type the
get
command (for
sftp
) or the
scopy
command (for
scp
) to transfer the patch to the Linux
server.
•
To initiate the patch file transfer from an external machine:
Nortel Communication Server 1000
Linux Platform Base and Applications Installation and Commissioning
NN43001-315
02.09
29 October 2008
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