Avaya S8100 User Manual

Replace the TN2314 Processor circuit pack

If you have any additional login accounts and passwords or software that is not 
Communication Manager loaded on the system, you will have to reconstruct or reload this 
information on the new TN2314 or it will be lost. Write down any information you need 
from the old system that will enable you to add it to the new system.

Follow the steps in the Job Aid, 

 on page 26 to 

replace the TN795 with the TN2314 Processor circuit pack.

This section outlines the procedures to replace an existing TN2314 Processor circuit pack.

If the TN2314 circuit pack is replaced for repair, a new license file must be obtained and 
installed. Communication Manager, INTUITY AUDIX, and SNMP will not start if the 
license file does not match the new TN2314’s serial number. Ensure that the new circuit 
pack has solved the problem before you access RFA to update the license file.

 and subsequent sections, for 

information about obtaining and installing license, password (authentication), and installation-script files.

When you swap out a processor that has an RFA-generated license file, the faulty 
processor must be returned to repair. It is not re-usable because the serial number of the 
swapped out processor has been captured within an SAP database and is marked as 
unusable. If you try to generate a license against it, you will be denied.

To replace a TN2314 circuit pack, follow the steps in the Job Aid, 

 on page 26, and substitute “new TN2314” for “TN795.”

The hard disk on the TN2314 Processor circuit pack will need to be replaced if it is defective or needs to 
be upgraded. To replace the hard disk, follow the steps in the Job Aid, 

page 20.