CS1000E Rls. 7.5 Installation

5. Apply deplist and loadware to CS1000E

NOTE: If you can't load the deplist from the UCM, save the deplist .ZIP file to a RMD. Put the RMD in the faceplate of the CPPM card, goto LD 143 and type: mdp install /cf2/cppm75.zip

Next, goto LD 22: REQ PRT, TYPE PSWV - use the printout information to obtain the current loadware files from Avaya's ESPL website. Goto LW Release Comparison (applicable to MGC only). In the LOADWARE File comparison tool, paste the PSWV printout into the box and click submit. In the resulting table, download the indicated files. Install the CS patch's before the MGC ones.

In Element Manager, goto:

System ➤ Software ➤ Media Gateway PEPs
- and -
System ➤ Software ➤ Loadware PEPs

ESPL website:

Patches are downloaded from Avaya's Enterprise Solutions PEP Library
To download the latest Loadware files:

Enter Avaya's Enterprise Solutions PEP Library website (access restricted).
From the Main Menu, select "LW Release Comparison (applicable to MGC only)"
Copy then Paste the PSWV details from LD 22: REQ PRT, TYPE PSWV then the next line to the bottom of the output
Submit - and download the resulting Loadware files

Patching - the CLI Method:

First get your files (a deplist .zip, and loadwares .lw) as above.

Deplist:

Copy the deplist zip archive file onto a RMD compact flash card.
OR, extract the deplist .zip file to a directory, say <deplist>, on the RMD.
- place the RMD in the CPPM front panel CF slot (cf2).

In LD 143, issue the command: mdp install /cf2/cppm75.zip (assuming you've named the file cppm75.zip).
OR mdp install /cf2/deplist (assuming the files were previously extracted to the directory <deplist>).
mdp issp shows status of deplist patches on call server
Some patches need a sysload to activate.

Loadware:

Copy the loadware patches onto an an RMD compact flash card.
- place the RMD in the CPPM front panel CF slot (cf2).

Log into pdt on the call server (if in sec domain this is the secure username/password)
Then type cd /cf2, type ll and you should see the loadware files.
One file at a time, copy the loadware in with copy <filename> /u/loadware
Use the command lwload <filename> [all] - followed by lwinst <handle> [all]
lwstat shows status of loadware patches on call server