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    Replace Duw: 1. Create A RBS Backup From EMAS in The Old DUW

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    1. Create a backup of the old DUW device and copy the latest software upgrade package to a new folder on the new DUW device. 2. Use commands to copy the backup and software upgrade from the laptop to the new DUW device via FTP. 3. Restart the new DUW device in backup mode, configure the IP address, and check that it starts up correctly with the same fingerprint as the old device.

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    Replace Duw: 1. Create A RBS Backup From EMAS in The Old DUW

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    1. Create a backup of the old DUW device and copy the latest software upgrade package to a new folder on the new DUW device. 2. Use commands to copy the backup and software upgrade from the laptop to the new DUW device via FTP. 3. Restart the new DUW device in backup mode, configure the IP address, and check that it starts up correctly with the same fingerprint as the old device.

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    1. Create a backup of the old DUW device and copy the latest software upgrade package to a new folder on the new DUW device. 2. Use commands to copy the backup and software upgrade from the laptop to the new DUW device via FTP. 3. Restart the new DUW device in backup mode, configure the IP address, and check that it starts up correctly with the same fingerprint as the old device.

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    Replace Duw: 1. Create A RBS Backup From EMAS in The Old DUW

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    Minto Issac
    1. Create a backup of the old DUW device and copy the latest software upgrade package to a new folder on the new DUW device. 2. Use commands to copy the backup and software upgrade from the laptop to the new DUW device via FTP. 3. Restart the new DUW device in backup mode, configure the IP address, and check that it starts up correctly with the same fingerprint as the old device.

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    REPLACE DUW

    1. Create a RBS backup from EMAS in the old DUW:

    And put to ftp the c! i" "tored locall# $local laptop%

    &nce the '() tran"fer ha" been done *ith the late"t C+ *e can create a ne* f,lder and name it for in"tance U) in a director# C:-SW C:\SW\CV\up .ere *e can cop# the late"t up/radepacka/e corre"pondin/ to our C+. 'or in"tance &)0C1)2314151610R7'38013357503218 7. )o*er off and take out the optical fiber". (ake out DUW board and put it in the ne* one. 9. IMPORTANT: Before po*erin/ on connect back the optical fiber" in order the RRUW to /et the old fin/erprint. 5. E:ecute: reload 8. When it reco!er" e:ecute vols command. Check if c7 partition i" !i"ible. ;f not u"e the follo*in/ command: mou !"#$ %& E'e#u!e: (orma!)d *d # (orma!)d *#$: R+S a s,ers ,-!) !)e (ollo,- . pr- !ou!: All data on !olume *ill be de"tro#ed. Continue< #-n $n%: # =. Re"tart DUW in backup mode: reload > ?. Write ifconfi/ le3 @ipaddre""A netma"k @netma"kA. U"e Bipaddre""C and Bnetma"kC *ith the ;p addre"" of the node. Check if it i" ok: D ifconfi/ le3: inet 13.145.193.19= netma"k 788.788.788.787 broadca"t 13.145.193.192

    2. 'rom laptop $cmd% Start Run cmd. Chan/e to the director# *here the backup i" in the local computer. E:ecute the follo*in/ command: (!p /v /s:#v(!ppu!&s) <ipaddress> 13. Chan/e to the director# *here the up/rade packa/e i" located in the local computer. E:ecute the follo*in/ command: (!p /v /s:<pathToCV>\misc\upftpput_<no_rev>.sh <ipaddress> 11. Re"tart the node and check that the node "tart" up *hen the proper "* paka/e. Al"o check that the fin/erprint i" the "ame than before: D licen"e "er!er Eicen"e Ser!er : 333131d7 Eate"t )+ :9 Eicen"e Fe# 'ile : ;n"talled (ue Mar 93 18:1=:9? 7313 SeGuence Humber : 1335 Hode ;dentit# State : 1 +a#0pla e Node Id : 121134"562252 Ienerated Hode ;d : +alidation Start : Wed Apr 15 1?:78:93 7313 +alidation ;nter!al : 1 Da# Emer/enc# Statu" : Deacti!ated Emer/enc# State :3 Emer/enc# Counter : 3 Emer/enc# State (ime : (ue Mar 93 18:1=:9? 7313 Emer/enc# (ime Eimit : = Da#" D

    17. Rein"tall the licen"e of thi" node. 19. ;f "till there i" a licen"e problem. Acti!ate emer/enc# "tate.

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    Select an icon for the connection and click OK.

    In the Connect using, select Com1 and OK.

    Configure the port as shown below and click OK.

    In the HyperTerminal window click Enter. Prompt $ is shown saying that the serial connection is restored.

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