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Import database using the Web Portal Backup menu<br> | Import database using the Web Portal Backup menu<br> | ||
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*[[Toolpack:Restoring_a_Database_Backup_C|Restoring Database Procedure for v2.8]] | |||
*[[Toolpack:Restoring_a_Database_Backup_B|Restoring Database Procedure for v2.7]] | |||
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Revision as of 14:33, 11 March 2015
Warning: This procedure will require some system downtime.
Overview
The replacement of a standalone TMG3200 is comprised of three parts:
- Removing the defective unit
- Installing the replacement unit
- Startup
Removing the Defective Unit
- Shutdown the TMG3200
- Disconnect from the PSTN network
- Disconnect from the VoIP network
- Disconnect from the Management network
- Remove the TMG3200 from the equipment rack
Installing the Replacement Unit
Refer to TMG3200 Installation guide
- Rack-mount the Replacement Unit
- Connect to the Management Interface
- Connect to the VoIP Network
- Connect to the PSTN Network
Starting Up the TMG3200
- Power up the TMG3200.
- Connect to the web portal
- Install the license of the replacement unit
Restoring or Configuring the replacement unit
- a. If a database backup is available
Import database using the Web Portal Backup menu
Apply the configuration on the system
To learn about how to restore system backups, refer to:
- b. If a database backup is not available
Configure the system using the web portal
Apply the configuration on the system