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Maintenance Guide

Maintenance procedures for ProSBC: check disk space and processor usage, back up the configuration, and replace a standalone, primary or secondary unit.

Introduction

This article provides different procedures for maintaining your ProSBC.

ProSBC Verification

ProSBC Replacement

Backup your system configuration

If this is a 1+1 system, before proceeding with the procedure, make a backup of your configuration. Please follow this link: Backup procedure Note: The database backup should be stored in a safe place

Setup a new ProSBC

Install a ProSBC using one of the following methods: ProSBC Installation If the same product key is used, it needs to be reset - please contact TelcoBridges TB Support

Replacement of a standalone ProSBC

Go through the initial configuration and select "This unit is deployed as a stand-alone unit" If the configuration database is available, restore it on the system: Restoring Database Procedure for v2.8 and up Otherwise you will need to reconfigure the system: ProSBC Configuration

Replacement of a Primary ProSBC

Go through the initial configuration and select "As part of a redundant system"

Deployment prompt asking how the unit is to be deployed, with As part of a redundant system selected instead of stand-alone.

Then select "The primary unit"

Primary or Secondary 1+1 prompt with The primary unit selected, illustrated by the Primary Server Unit highlighted in the left pair.

and "Get configuration from an existing secondary unit"

Prompt asking whether to take configuration and packages from an existing secondary unit, with Yes circled and configuration flowing upward from secondary to primary.

Replacement of a Secondary ProSBC

Go through the initial configuration and select "This unit is deployed as part of a redundant system" and select "The secondary unit". It will automatically get the configuration from the primary unit.

Same 1+1 role prompt with The secondary unit circled, illustrated by the Secondary Server Unit highlighted in the right pair.

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