Lucent Technologies Release 7 User Manual
DEFINITY Enterprise Communications Server Release 7
Maintenance for R7r
Maintenance for R7r
555-230-126
Issue 4
June 1999
Maintenance Object Repair Procedures
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STO-DATA (Stored Data)
9
Automatic Backups
During normal operations, files in system memory, on disk, and on tape can
become inconsistent (for example, when translations are changed, when
announcements are saved). During daily scheduled maintenance, several
actions are take to keep data files consistent:
become inconsistent (for example, when translations are changed, when
announcements are saved). During daily scheduled maintenance, several
actions are take to keep data files consistent:
1. At the start of scheduled maintenance, translations and error logs are
saved. This step must be enabled by the ‘‘Save Translation’’ field on the
change system-parameters maintenance form.
change system-parameters maintenance form.
2. Disk files are backed up to tape.
3. STO-DATA tests are run along with other daily maintenance tests.
At the end of this sequence, disk and tape files should all be identical, and
translations and error logs files should be current with system memory.
Announcement files are not saved automatically, and should be manually saved
after recording or altering announcements. The automatic backup will however
transfer these from disk to tape.
translations and error logs files should be current with system memory.
Announcement files are not saved automatically, and should be manually saved
after recording or altering announcements. The automatic backup will however
transfer these from disk to tape.
File Inconsistencies: Causes
A number of things can cause files to become inconsistent between devices.
Test stored data and list configuration software can be used to identify which
files are affected. Described below are some of the causes of inconsistencies.
Test stored data and list configuration software can be used to identify which
files are affected. Described below are some of the causes of inconsistencies.
Table 9-575.
Special Purpose MSS Commands
Command
Execution
Time
1
1.
Execution times vary; those shown are expected maximums. Entries in brackets ([]) are defaults and
need not be entered. Pipes (|) indicate a choice between options.
need not be entered. Pipes (|) indicate a choice between options.
Action/Remarks
save translation tape
10 minutes
Copy translation from memory to tape Use only for
special situations. Causes STO-DATA tests to fail
since tape timestamp is newer than disk.
special situations. Causes STO-DATA tests to fail
since tape timestamp is newer than disk.
copy announcement
spe-a|spe-b disk
spe-a|spe-b disk
2 minutes
Copy announcement data from tape to disk Useful for
restoring announcement file on disk
restoring announcement file on disk
copy update-file
spe-a|spe-b disk
spe-a|spe-b disk
2 minutes
Copy update (patch) data from tape to disk Useful for
restoring update data on disk
restoring update data on disk
copy bootimage
[spe-a|spe-b|both] tape
[spe-a|spe-b|both] tape
2 minutes
Copy boot image from disk to tape Useful for restoring
boot image on tape
boot image on tape
copy bootimage
[spe-a|spe-b|both] disk
[spe-a|spe-b|both] disk
2 minutes
Copy boot image from tape to disk Useful for restoring
boot image on disk
boot image on disk