Nortel Networks MCP 1.1 FP1(02.02) Upgrades, OAM&P strategy, RTP Media Portal software upgrade

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Upgrades

How this chapter is organized

This chapter is organized as follows:

“OAM&P strategy” on page 13

“RTP Media Portal software upgrade” on page 13

“Task flows” on page 14

“Shutdown the RTP Media Portal component” on page 14

“Update a software load” on page 15

OAM&P strategy

RTP Media Portal software upgrade

This section describes the update strategy for the RTP Media Portal. The RTP Media Portal run-time sub-component can be upgraded by deploying the new software to the target node from the System Management Console.

Note: The SIP Application Module may try to contact the RTP Media Portal while the upgrade is in progress, thus generating error logs. To minimize impact to service, the RTP Media Portal should first be SHUTDOWN so that it does not accept new service requests. While shutting down, the RTP Media Portal is still processing established media sessions. These pre-existing media sessions will slowly become inactive as the calls end. The RTP Media Portal will automatically transition into the LOCKED state when there are no active media sessions present. When this occurs, it is safe to proceed with the upgrade without affecting service.

Updating the software of the new run-time sub-component(s) from the System Management Console can commence.

A reset is then issued to the RTP Media Portal from the System

Management Console. This reboots the host CPU, which in turn

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MCP RTP Media Portal Basics

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Contents MCP RTP Media Portal Page How this chapter is organized OverviewFunctional description Hardware Description Network Component InteroperabilityCard slots for the two different domains Motorola chassis CPX8216T OAM&P strategy Software update maintenance loadsInterfaces Protocols RTP Media Portal interfaces Network Interfaces Signaling and OAM interface CPV5370 Host CPU MCPN765 Media stream interface User interfaces Page RTP Media Portal software upgrade UpgradesOAM&P strategy Shutdown the RTP Media Portal component Task flowsUpdating the RTP Media Portal from the menu tree Update a software loadUpdating the RTP Media Portal from the pull-down menu Load list for updating Successful update dialog box Network fault management strategy Fault managementFault tolerance Fault management procedures Alarm surveillance Example of viewing alarm information Clearing an alarm Clearing the RTP101 Alarm Blade out of service RTP Media Portal AlarmsLogs Clearing the RTP105 Alarm Private Port UsagePage Configuration procedures Configuration managementNetwork strategy Adding the RTP Media Portal componentSoftware load list Add successful dialog box Configuration tabs and properties Configuration management Nortel Networks Confidential RTP Media Portal tab 1 RTP Media Portal tab 2 RTP Media Portal tab 3 RTP Media Portal tab 4 Nortel Networks Confidential Configuration management RTP Media Portal tab configurable properties Default gateways Default gateways are for the cards, not for the hostAre for the cards Not for the hostRTP Media Portal tab configurable properties RTP Media Portal tab configurable properties RTP Media Portal tab configurable properties Strategy Accounting managementPage Performance management Page Security strategy overview Security and AdministrationNetwork level security functions Blade IP address randomizationNapt function Authenticated requestsRTP Media Portal component level security functions Packet filter/firewallUser administration Page Page MCP RTP Media Portal