Avaya CMC1, Процедуры обслуживания

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License and Authentication files
License and options forms interactions
Maintenance Procedures 95
December 2003
Access the following sections of the Web Interface:
• Security -- View License Status
• Server Configurations and Upgrades -- View Serial Number
No-License
In this mode, call processing continues, but the system operates in No-License Mode.
Clear No-License Mode by correcting the error that caused entry into No-License Mode, or by installing
a valid license that is consistent with the configuration of the switch.
To resolve this problem:
• Check the networking
• Check the serial numbers
Access the following sections of the Web Interface:
• Security -- View License Status
• Server Configurations and Upgrades -- View Serial Number
License and options forms interactions
The software license contains a set of information known as a feature mask. The content of the feature
mask controls what features are enabled or may be enabled on the product. There are two types of entries
in the feature mask:
• Type I Entry
• Type II Entry
Type I entries relate to those types of features that have a simple on/off state. An example is “DCS Call
Coverage.” It is either enabled or not. Each Type I entry has two variables associated with it:
• A value
• A lock
Variables are always locked either On of Off by the License File. Four combinations are possible with
meanings, as shown in
Table 37, Type I Feature License Behavior, on page 95.
Table 37: Type I Feature License Behavior
License content Consequence
Value Lock Feature status Options
1
screen
On Unlocked Set by translation via login. If
no translation, feature is
enabled. init and dadmin can administer this
feature.
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