Cisco Cisco Expressway Maintenance Manual
Field
Description
Usage tips
System
default
language
default
language
The default language used on the web
interface.
interface.
This applies to administrator and user (FindMe) sessions.
You can select from the set of installed language packs.
You can select from the set of installed language packs.
This
browser
browser
The language used by the current browser
on the current client computer. It can be
set to use either the system default
language or a specific alternative
language.
on the current client computer. It can be
set to use either the system default
language or a specific alternative
language.
This setting applies to the browser currently in use on the
client computer. If you access the Expressway user
interface using a different browser or a different
computer, a different language setting may be in place.
client computer. If you access the Expressway user
interface using a different browser or a different
computer, a different language setting may be in place.
Installing Language Packs
You can install new language packs or install an updated version of an existing language pack.
Language packs are downloaded from the same area on cisco.com from where you obtain your Expressway software
files. All available languages are contained in one language pack zip file. Download the appropriate language pack
version that matches your software release.
files. All available languages are contained in one language pack zip file. Download the appropriate language pack
version that matches your software release.
After downloading the language pack, unzip the file to extract a set of .tlp files, one per supported language.
To install a .tlp language pack file:
1.
Go to Maintenance > Language.
2.
Click Browse and select the .tlp language pack file you want to upload.
3.
Click Install.
The selected language pack is then verified and uploaded. This may take several seconds.
4.
Repeat steps 2 and 3 for any other languages you want to install.
For the list of available languages, see the relevant release notes for your software version.
Note that:
■
English (en_us) is installed by default and is always available.
■
You cannot create your own language packs. Language packs can be obtained only from Cisco.
■
If you upgrade to a later version of Expressway software you will see a "Language pack mismatch" alarm. You
may need to install a later version of the associated language pack to ensure that all text is available in the
chosen language.
may need to install a later version of the associated language pack to ensure that all text is available in the
chosen language.
Removing Language Packs
To remove a language pack:
1.
Go to the Language page (Maintenance > Language).
2.
From the list of installed language packs, select the language packs you want to remove.
3.
Click Remove.
4.
Click Yes when asked to confirm their removal.
The selected language packs are then removed. This may take several seconds.
Backing Up and Restoring Expressway Data
The Backup and restore page (Maintenance > Backup and restore) is used to create and restore backup files of
your Expressway data.
your Expressway data.
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