If the main server has critical reliability enabled, ASP Manager issues the status pnc command to determine whether A-pnc or B-pnc is active. If B-pnc is active, ASP Manager issues the command reset pnc interchange override and waits for two minutes. A-pnc must be active before ASP Manager can issue the command busyout pnc-standby,which occurs next. If that step is successful, ASP Manager issues the command change system duplication, and sets both SPE dup and PNC dup to ‘n’. If that is successful, ASP Manager issues the command busy atm pnc 1, and if that is successful ASP Manager issues the command remove atm pnc1. Next, ASP Manager issues the command list config all to determine the physical location of the ATM interface circuit packs. This returns two locations. Then, ASP Manager issues the command change system maintenance, changing the value of the field called WSP to ‘SPARE,’ entering the ATM interface circuit pack locations determined with the list config all command, entering the WSP number, and entering the takeover time. Next, ASP Manager issues the change system duplication command, and changes the value of the field called PNC dup back to ‘y’. Finally, ASP Manager issues the commands save trans active and either reset system 4 disk or reset system 3 disk preserve-license,depending on the release number of the systems.

For systems without critical reliability, ASP Manager issues the busyout atm pnc 1 command; it issues the remove atm pnc 1 command; and then busyout atm pnc 2 and remove atm pnc 2 (if applicable). Then, it issues a list configuration all command to retrieve the ATM interface location. This location is required for the next change system parameters command. This returns one location. Then, ASP Manager makes the following changes on the change system-parameters maintenance form of the WSP: it enters “spare” in the WAN Processor Role field; it enters the previously determined location of the ATM-EI board in the A-PNC Board Location field; it enters the WSP number (gathered from the main server) in the WSP Number field; and it enters the number of minutes (gathered from the ASP Manager user) after which the WSP will take over in the event of a main server failure in the WSP Takeover Time field. Finally, ASP Manager issues the commands save trans active and either reset system 4 disk or reset system 3 disk preserve-license,depending on the release number of the systems.

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ASP Manager lets you specify when you want to copy translations. You can copy them immediately or schedule the copy to occur once, daily, or weekly.

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ASP Manager lets you set the number of minutes after which a WSP will take over in the event of a main server failure. All other WSP administration commands are accessible only from a System Administration Terminal (SAT) or system administration application, such as Avaya MultiVantage™ Configuration Manager or Avaya Site Administration.

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