Avaya S8100 Home Theater Server User Manual


 
3System initialization
Obtain the license and password files
S8100 Installation and Upgrades 165
November 2003
Using the Feature Extraction tool
(for upgrades from pre-R10 only)
Use the Feature Extraction tool (FET) to capture (inventory) the customer options and other data from
pre-R10 DEFINITY server switches. You must do this before a valid license can be created.
FET produces an output file which is used by the Remote Feature Activation (RFA) to populate the
system record with existing feature settings to support an upgrade to R10 or higher. This file containing
existing switch configuration and the SAP order for the R10 or higher upgrade information together
produces a valid license.
If the switch has been upgraded to R10 or higher, do not use FET.
Only a single FET output file can be imported for an individual system record.
FET supports V4 to R9 DEFINITY server releases.
Use the FET only when RFA cannot contact the switch remotely. Any
customer may use this tool to capture their switch configuration and email the
output file to the account team for the completion of a license.
The FET and instruction on how to use it are available at:
http://www.avaya.com/services/rfa.
Here is a summary of the steps to use FET:
1 Begin a transaction record in RFA.
2 Capture the transaction record.
3 Open and run FET.
4 Input transaction record #.
5 Store encrypted file produced by FET in local PC.
6 Go to RFA and complete your transaction record in order to create a license.
Obtain the license and password files
Perform the procedures in this section to obtain license and password files from the RFA web site.
RFA information requirements for new
installations
1 Your personal Single Sign-On (SSO) for the RFA web site’s authentication login.
2 SAP order number with RTUs
3 System ID
4 Module ID
5 Serial number of the TN2314 processor
6 Switch telephone number or IP address
7 Access to the RFA Information page for these items (if not already installed on your PC):