Filter
Top Products
388 APPENDIX C: REPLACING A FAILED DISK ON A VCX SERVER
5 Ensure that the codec that is installed on the running server is installed on
the down server.
a On the running server, log in as root.
b Enter these commands.
cd /opt/3com/VCX/UMS/app/app.dir
grep Codec config.app
The output from this command indicates which codec is being used
on the running server.
Example: Codec_Supported=g711u
c On down server, install the same codec.
cd /usr/app/app.dir
./change_codec g711u
6 Ensure that the language packages that are installed on the running
server are installed on the down server.
a On the running server, log in as root.
b Enter these commands:
cd /opt/3com/VCX/UMS/app/app.dir
grep sys_lang vmail.cfg
The output from this command lists the language packages that are
installed.
Example: sys_lang=SP_Spanish,f2,qu
If no languages other than the default (United States English) have been
installed on your VCX system, the grep command returns nothing.
c On the down server, install each of the listed language packages.
CAUTION: Install the language file that corresponds to the appropriate
codec. Installing the incorrect file name will cause system problems. The
name of each language file contains the codec type within it. For
example, IPMSG-SP-SP-G711u-SPEAK-1-2.i386.rpm indicates that the file
is configured to use the G771u codec.
cd /opt/installtemp/
For each language package that you want to install, use the vcx-install
command with the appropriate file name.
Example: vcx-install IPMSG-SP-SP-G711u-SPEAK-1-2.i386.rpm