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Figure 5-4 Easy BWM Installation Page 1940
SYS EMER CRITICAL MAJOR MINOR BLDG/PWR BLDG INH CKT LIM SYS NORM
OVERLOAD SYS INH AM AM PERPH OS LINKS SM CM MISC
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_________1960 - BWM INSTALLATION BWM = BWM89-0001
9000,Y START BWM Y 9570 NEXT WINDOW 91xx DISPLAY (xx = 10 APPLY
9010 VERIFY CMPL 9575 PREV WINDOW 92xx PRINT 20 SOAK 30 OFC
9560 STOP EXC (Y = 10 CHAR BWM NAME) 93xx EXEC ALL 40 BKOUT 50 FILE)
9565,Z RESET LINE Z (Z = 3 DIGIT LINE NO) 94xx EXEC NEXT
(F = FILENAME IN BWM) 9260,F PRINT FILE F
__________________________SECTION EXECUTION STATUS______________________________
APPLY CMPL SOAK CMPL OFC INPG BKOUT
RESPONSE:_______________________________________________________________________
21 "
22 "OFFICIAL--------------------------------------------------------------------
23 "To make the update applied in this BWM official, wait the
24 "prescribed SOAK interval and then enter sequentially the
25 "following command(s):
26 "
27 UPD:OFC:DATA, UPNM="BWM89-0001";
28 "
29 UPD:RECLAIM:DATA, ALL;
30"END BWM89-0001
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Figure 5-5 BWM Installation Menu Page 1960
5.8 SOFTWARE UPDATE INSTALLATION
CAUTION:
The craft interface recovery feature (CIRF) provides the capability to recover the craft interfaces from
craft lockout without affecting the call processing. This feature will kill
UNIX
®
system processes including
program-update processes; therefore, it should be used with great care. IT IS STRONGLY
RECOMMENDED NOT TO USE THIS FEATURE WHILE SOFTWARE UPDATE IS IN PROGRESS
because this feature may cause software update application to get into a state which cannot be
recovered by any means.
NOTE:
The master control center (MCC) Display Pages 1941 - BWM Automation Scheduling, 1942 - BWM
Automation Office Profile, and 1943 - BWM Automation Health Check, provide a method to schedule SUs
for automatic installation. With this method, the user is required to schedule a specific SU to be installed on
a given day and time to a specific install state (VERIFY, SOAK, or OFFICIAL). Once the SU has been
scheduled, the user is not required to constantly monitor the SU progress. When the previously specified
day/time arrive, the specified SU will begin auto installation. Refer to 235-105-110 for details on how to use
MCC Display Pages 1941, 1942, and 1943. In addition, many of the capabilities (for example, scheduling
SUs for automatic installation) are also available from CSCANS over the CSCANS interface. For
subscribing offices, follow local CSCANS procedures for accessing the CSCANS data base and
administering these new capabilities. MCC Display Pages 1960 and 1940 may still be used an as
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