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Chapter 4. Eclipse Edge Configuration and Diagnostics
7. When logged back in, check for normal terminal operation in the System Summary
screen.
Transfer Only
Upon clicking the
Start
button:
• Steps 1) and 2) of the Load and Activate process are completed, with completion
indicated by a blue load state LED and “Software (version) transferred, awaiting
activation” displayed in the Software State lines.
Activate Transferred Software
Upon clicking the
Start
button:
• Steps 4) and 5) of the Load and Activate process are completed, which must be
followed by Portal log-out / log-in steps of 6) and 7).
Software Rollback
Click the Advanced tab to view and activate rollback. Rollback should only be used
where an operational problem with the new load is evident and a return to the
previous software is desired.
For Eclipse Edge terminals the rollback applies to the IDUspe but not to
the ODUspe.
If there is a genuine (documented) customer need to rollback ODUspe
SW, it will be re-released by Aviat as a new SW release (roll forward).
• Eclipse IDUspe maintains two software load spaces.
• One load space is always reserved for the active (current) software load.
• The second load space is occupied by the inactive (previous) software version
unless replaced by a new load that is ready for activation .
NOTE:
The most recently replaced software load is held in reserve for
rollback purposes, but will be discarded where the Transfer Only
option is selected - the transferred software occupies the load space
previously held by the most recently replaced software.
• The software management screen indicates the active and inactive software versions.
The inactive version is the version available for rollback - or for activation after a
Transfer Only load selection.
• If the software held under rollback is not applicable to the selection, it will not be
activated. Such non-activation is advised in an on-screen window.
• Where rollback is selected, the Software State will indicate that rollback is in
progress.
• When a rollback has been executed the second load space is occupied by what was
the active version before rollback.