Upgrading Avaya Session Border Controller for Enterprise

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1 Upgrading Avaya Session Border Controller for Enterprise Release 6.2 Issue 4 June 2014

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4 Contents Chapter 1: Introduction... 5 Documentation... 5 Document changes since last issue... 5 Avaya Session Border Controller for Enterprise upgrade overview... 5 Prerequisites... 6 Chapter 2: Software Only Upgrades... 7 Beginning Software Only Upgrade... 7 Upgrading EMS from a local file... 8 Uploading via SFTP... 9 Upgrading EMS via HTTP on a browser... 9 Upgrading SBC boxes and HA Pairs Upgrading HA Pairs Upgrading SBC boxes Performing a Rollback Non service affecting EMS upgrade Chapter 3: Upgrading from AASBC 6.0 to Avaya SBCE AASBC 6.0 to Avaya SBCE 6.2 on HP DL360 checklist Preparing to upgrade Configuring RAID Checking BIOS settings Installing Avaya SBCE software Configuring Avaya SBCE Restoring AASBC Reference documents Upgrading Avaya Session Border Controller for Enterprise June 2014

5 Chapter 1: Introduction Documentation The following table lists the documents related to this product. Download the documents from the Avaya Support website at Title Description Audience Avaya Session Border Controller for Enterprise Overview and Specification Installing Avaya Session Border Controller for Enterprise Administering Avaya Session Border Controller for Enterprise High-level functional and technical description of characteristics and capabilities of the Avaya SBCE. Hardware installation and preliminary configuration procedures for installing Avaya SBCE into a SIP enterprise VoIP network. Configuration and administration procedures. Sales Engineers, Solution Architects and Implementation Engineers Implementation Engineers Implementation Engineers, Administrators Document changes since last issue The following changes have been made to this document since the last issue: Added the information on upgrading/migrating from Avaya Aura SBC 6.0 to Avaya SBCE 6.2 on an existing HP DL360G7 server. Avaya Session Border Controller for Enterprise upgrade overview This book provides the process and procedures for upgrading Avaya Session Border Controller for Enterprise (Avaya SBCE) to Release 6.2. The process followed to complete an SBC upgrade will vary depending on the current hardware and software. June 2014 Upgrading Avaya Session Border Controller for Enterprise 5

6 Introduction The following upgrade procedures are contained in this book: Software-only upgrade from Sipera to Avaya SBCE 6.2 on existing supported hardware Upgrading (migrating) from AASBC 6.0 to Avaya SBCE 6.2 on the HP DL360 G7 server Note: Additional upgrade paths will be added as they are identified. Prerequisites The following items must be read and understood prior to doing an upgrade. Item Backups Clearing cache Software version Server condition Hardware requirements Information It is best practice to perform a backup of the database before and after the upgrade. Backups only work on the version they are taken on. Following a system upgrade, user should clear their browser cache before attempting to log in again.for instructions on clearing the browser cache, refer to the following link: support/accounts/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=32050 The Software Only upgrade will only work on consecutive versions of the software. When upgrading to ASBCE 6.2 from a prior release it is required that it is at a minimum release of The server and its contents should be visually inspected for damages and functionally tested or at least power cycled to ensure that the server passes POST tests prior to upgrade. Hardware requirements vary from server to server. Care must be taken to fully vet that a specific hardware configuration is eligible to upgrade on. When migrating to ASBCE 6.2 from AASBC 6.0 on an HPDL360 server, ensure that there is a dual NIC daughter board installed in the server or the install cannot proceed. 6 Upgrading Avaya Session Border Controller for Enterprise June 2014

7 Chapter 2: Software Only Upgrades Standalone SBC (EMS + SBC) The base procedure for updating an SBC box using the internal EMS follows. Separate EMS and SBC(s) When there is a separate EMS hardware box, the upgrade process is the same, but the EMS software must be updated first. HA Pair EMS and Primary/Secondary SBCs With High Availability pairs of SBCs and separate EMS boxes, the EMS software is updated first, followed by the primary and secondary SBC boxes as prompted by the update scripts. Beginning Software Only Upgrade on page 7 Upgrading EMS from a local file on page 8 Uploading via SFTP on page 9 Upgrading EMS via HTTP on a browser on page 9 Upgrading SBC boxes and HA Pairs on page 10 Upgrading HA Pairs on page 11 Upgrading SBC boxes on page 11 Performing a Rollback on page 12 Non service affecting EMS upgrade on page 12 Beginning Software Only Upgrade The Element Management System (EMS) or GUI interface can be upgraded when necessary using the System Management feature from the Task Pane. Use the following procedure to begin a software only upgrade on existing, supported hardware. 1. Select the System Management feature from the Task Pane. The System Management screen is displayed. 2. Select the Updates tab. The current EMS version and available upgrade options are displayed in the Content Area. June 2014 Upgrading Avaya Session Border Controller for Enterprise 7

8 Software Only Upgrades 3. Verify that the current EMS version in the Version Information portion of the tab display. 4. Determine the location of the upgrade package. Next steps If no local upgrade packages are available, then the Select upgrade package field will display No upgrades available. If the upgrade package has already been uploaded to the EMS server, proceed to the procedure titled Upgrading EMS from a local file. If the upgrade package has not been uploaded to the EMS server, it can be uploaded using the procedure titled Uploading via SFTP. The upgrade can also be updated via HTTP on a browser. For more information see the procedure titled Upgrading EMS via HTTP on a browser. Upgrading from a local file on page 8 Uploading via SFTP on page 9 Updating via HTTP on a browser on page 9 Software Only Upgrades on page 7 Upgrading EMS from a local file 1. Select the Upgrade from local file radio button from the System Upgrades portion of the Updates tab display. 2. Select the upgrade file from the Select upgrade package drop-down menu. 3. Click Upgrade. The Upgrade Confirmation screen is displayed. 4. Click Start Upgrade. The EMS software is upgraded. A series of informational pop-up windows will be displayed as the upgrade proceeds. A final window will be displayed to let you know when the upgrade is complete. 5. Click Return to EMS to return to the System Management page. Next steps Upgrading SBC boxes and HA Pairs on page 10 Software Only Upgrades on page 7 8 Upgrading Avaya Session Border Controller for Enterprise June 2014

9 Uploading via SFTP Uploading via SFTP About this task When upgrading an EMS from a local file (residing on the EMS box), the upgrade package must reside in the following location on the EMS:/usr/local/ipcs/upgrades/ in order to appear in the available upgrades list in the System Upgrade section of the Updates screen. 1. Download the upgrade package to a local or remote PC using Avaya s Product Licensing and Delivery System (PLDS) 2. SFTP into the EMS box using login credentials 3. Navigate to the /user/local/ipcs/upgrades/ folder If the upgrades folder does not exist, create the upgrades folder in the exact path shown above and then repeat steps 2 and 3 above 4. Copy the upgrade package to the /user/local/ipcs/upgrades/ folder 5. Login to the EMS GUI and follow the steps in the procedure titled Upgrading from a local file. Next steps Upgrading from a local file on page 8 Software Only Upgrades on page 7 Upgrading EMS via HTTP on a browser About this task Note: It is highly recommended that you use SFTP/SCP to upload the upgrade file to the EMS box. Uploading files using a browser with larger files can sometimes be unreliable, especially when using older browser versions (i.e., IE7, IE8, or Firefox 3.x) and may result in a failed upload or checksum error. If only a slow connection is available, you should always use SFTP/SCP for the upload to the EMS box. 1. Download the upgrade package to a local or remote PC using Avaya s Product Licensing and Delivery System (PLDS). 2. Login to the EMS GUI. 3. Select System Management feature from the Task Pane. The System Management screen is displayed. June 2014 Upgrading Avaya Session Border Controller for Enterprise 9

10 Software Only Upgrades 4. Select the Updates tab. 5. Select the Upgrade from uploaded file radio button from the System Upgrade portion of the tab display. 6. Select the Browse button and navigate to the folder containing the downloaded upgrade file. 7. Select the upgrade file. 8. Click Upgrade. The Upgrade Confirmation screen is displayed. 9. Click Start Upgrade. Next steps The EMS software is upgraded. A series of informational pop-up windows will be displayed as the upgrade proceeds. A final pop-up window will be displayed to let you know when the upgrade is complete. Upgrading SBC boxes and HA Pairs on page 10 Software Only Upgrades on page 7 Upgrading SBC boxes and HA Pairs After the EMS software has been upgraded, the following message appears on the Updates tab: One or more devices are in an orphan state. If you would like to upgrade these devices now, please click the UPgrade button below. You may also choose to rollback your EMS at this point. HA system pairs and all other SBC(s) will need to be upgraded before this message is resolved. Software Only Upgrades on page 7 10 Upgrading Avaya Session Border Controller for Enterprise June 2014

11 Upgrading HA Pairs Upgrading HA Pairs 1. Click Upgrade on the updates tab of the System Management screen. The Upgrade Devices dialogue box will pop up. 2. Select the checkbox next to the Secondary HA-SBC device. Either primary or secondary could be upgraded first, however it is important to note that whenever you upgrade the primary, the secondary will take over as the primary and the existing primary will become secondary. 3. Click Next. Dialogue box will update the display as device is upgraded. 4. Click Finish The Upgrade Devices dialogue box will pop up. 5. Select the checkbox next to the Primary HA-SBC 6. Click Next Dialogue box will update the display as device is upgraded. 7. Click Finish Next steps Upgrading from an uploaded file on page 11 Software Only Upgrades on page 7 Upgrading SBC boxes 1. Click Upgrade on the updates tab of the System Management screen. The Upgrade Devices dialogue box will pop up. 2. Select the checkbox next to the device(s) to be upgraded.. Devices can be upgraded one at a time or as a group. If more than one device is selected, they will be put in a queue and upgraded one at a time. 3. Click Next. Dialogue box will update the display as device is upgraded. 4. Click Finish. June 2014 Upgrading Avaya Session Border Controller for Enterprise 11

12 Software Only Upgrades Software Only Upgrades on page 7 Performing a Rollback 1. Select the System Management feature from the Task Pane. The System Management screen is displayed. 2. Select the Updates tab. The current EMS version and available upgrade and rollback options are displayed in the Content Area. 3. Click the Rollback button. The Rollback Status screen is displayed while rollback is happening, then the Updates tab will be redisplayed. Software Only Upgrades on page 7 Non service affecting EMS upgrade About this task If the system is a High Availability (EMS+Primary+Secondary) or EMS+separate SBC(s), then upgrading the EMS is non-service affecting. If it is a single box, i.e. both EMS and SBC are on a single piece of hardware, then the service is affected during the upgrade. 1. Log on to EMS as Administrator through the GUI from Firefox. 2. Upload new Avaya SBC software. From GUI, click on System Management, select Updates tab, select Upgrade from uploaded file, click Browse, choose the file and click Open 3. Click Upgrade You may lose connectivity to the EMS during the upgrade 4. Confirm EMS upgrade by clicking About in the top right corner of the EMS GUI 5. If EMS is unavailable or version information is inaccurate, initiate rollback 12 Upgrading Avaya Session Border Controller for Enterprise June 2014

13 Non service affecting EMS upgrade Software Only Upgrades on page 7 June 2014 Upgrading Avaya Session Border Controller for Enterprise 13

14 Chapter 3: Upgrading from AASBC 6.0 to Avaya SBCE 6.2 Upgrading from Avaya Aura Session Border Controller (AASBC) 6.0 to Avaya Session Border Controller for Enterprise (Avaya SBCE) 6.2 requires an evaluation of the existing hardware to determine if any of the existing hardware will need to be replaced. In some cases a complete hardware replacement will be required and in others a migration kit can be purchased. Introduction The supported hardware for Avaya SBCE 6.2.x is: (new purchase) Dell R210 ii XL (existing) S8800 (existing) HP DL 360 G7 If an EMS server is being replaced, a new serial number is required. S8800 If AASBC 6.0.x is using an S8800 server, all new hardware is required for Avaya SBCE 6.2. An upgrade from this point uses the same procedure as installing a new ASBCE, as there is no automatic data migration from AASBC to Avaya SBCE. (An export of the AASBC text file can be useful for the configuration of the new server. See AASBC product documentation for details.) HP If AASBC 6.0.x is using an HP DL360 server, it is possible that an upgrade can be done on the existing server, as long as it has the correct number of NIC ports. A migration kit must be purchased to install Avaya SBCE 6.2 on an eligible HP DL360 server. To upgrade a duplex (HA) system, two migration kits, and one Avaya SBCE 6.2 EMS server (Avaya Part Number ) must be purchased. Contact your Avaya Business Partner or APS to confirm your hardware needs and to schedule the migration. The migration kit (Avaya Part Number ) includes: Item Avaya SBCE 6.2 Migration Kit (HP DL360G7) upgrade document USB thumb drive with Avaya SBCE 6.2 Core EMS SYS SW Two (2) 300 Gb hard disk drives RJ45 Ethernet ports name (label) Server IPCS serial number (label) 14 Upgrading Avaya Session Border Controller for Enterprise June 2014

15 AASBC 6.0 to Avaya SBCE 6.2 on HP DL360 checklist Item EULA document Warranty document Note: There is no automatic data migration from the AASBC 6.0 to Avaya SBCE 6.2, this is a manual migration process. AASBC 6.0 to Avaya SBCE 6.2 on HP DL360 checklist on page 15 Preparing to upgrade on page 16 Configuring RAID on page 17 Checking BIOS settings on page 18 Installing Avaya SBCE software on page 19 Configuring Avaya SBCE on page 22 Restoring AASBC on page 22 Reference documents on page 23 AASBC 6.0 to Avaya SBCE 6.2 on HP DL360 checklist Upgrading to Avaya Session Border Controller for Enterprise (Avaya SBCE) on the HP DL360G7 is expected to take about 2 to 4 hours. The last section is only required for recovering the Avaya Aura Session Border Controller (AASBC) settings if the upgrade fails or the maintenance window closes. It is important to follow the steps in sequence presented as deviating may result in hard drive(s) corruption. If drives get corrupted then AASBC recovery can only be done from external backups or by re-installing AASBC from its original installation disk media. Note: Only certified business partners or APS personnel should be performing the upgrade/migration. The instructions are written at a high level expecting the engineer to be familiar with basic server components, usage, changing configuration, or creating backups, etc. This document shows all essential steps with detailed instructions for a complete Avaya SBCE upgrade. # Task Description Estimated time 1 Discovery Call Prior to proceeding, a discovery call needs to take place. A discovery call will cover the site survey and gather the necessary details for a successful migration/upgrade. Contact your Avaya Business Partner or APS for more information. 2 hours June 2014 Upgrading Avaya Session Border Controller for Enterprise 15

16 Upgrading from AASBC 6.0 to Avaya SBCE 6.2 # Task Description Estimated time 1 Technical Preparation Preparing to upgrade on page 16 2 RAID SettingsConfiguring RAID on page 17 3 BIOS Settings Checking BIOS settings on page 18 4 Avaya SBCE software installation Installing ASBCE software on page 19 5 Avaya SBCE configuration Configuring ASBCE on page 22 (Optional) AASBC restoration Restoring AASBC on page 22 Checks that need to be performed before upgrading Configuring RAID settings Checking BIOS settings Install software from the USB thumb drive Configure Avaya SBCE and upgrade to latest release Restore AASBC if Avaya SBCE installation is not successful or if the maintenance window closes 30 minutes 10 minutes 10 minutes 30 minutes 2 hours 10 minutes Upgrading from AASBC 6.0 to Avaya SBCE 6.2 on page 14 Preparing to upgrade 1. Confirm that the migration kit is complete. 2. Locate the HP DL360G7 front panel and hard drives. See server documentation for further details. 3. Power down the server by pressing and holding the power key until server powers off. 4. Mark the three AASBC 146 Gb hard drives 1, 2, and 3. This can be done with a marker or tape that will remain secure on the drives. 5. Remove the three 146 Gb hard drives. 6. Insert the two 300 Gb hard drives from the migration kit into slots 1 and Connect a usb mouse, usb keyboard, and a vga monitor to the server. Next steps Configuring RAID on page Upgrading Avaya Session Border Controller for Enterprise June 2014

17 Configuring RAID Upgrading from AASBC 6.0 to Avaya SBCE 6.2 on page 14 Configuring RAID About this task Avaya SBCE supports RAID 1 configuration with two identical 300 Gb hard drives. 1. Boot the server. 2. Press F2 when F9 and F11 display in the lower left hand corner of the HP Proliant splash screen. There is approximately a 5 second window to do this. The following Smart Array utility will appear: 3. Press F8 to enter array controller. 4. Select Create Logical Drive from the main menu. The raid controller will recognize the drives in the server and the drive will have a blue LED indicator when recognized. If the drive is not recognized exit to the main menu and select Create Logical Drive again to see if the blue light comes on. When the drives are recognized they will be listed in the upper left hand portion of the raid controller screen. 5. Save and Exit. Next steps The server will automatically reboot after user exits the Arrays Utility. Checking BIOS settings on page 18 Upgrading from AASBC 6.0 to Avaya SBCE 6.2 on page 14 RAID 1 settings on page 18 June 2014 Upgrading Avaya Session Border Controller for Enterprise 17

18 Upgrading from AASBC 6.0 to Avaya SBCE 6.2 RAID 1 settings Configuring RAID on page 17 Checking BIOS settings 1. Boot the server and press F9 from the HP Proliant splash screen to enter BIOS. 2. Set BIOS Serial Console Port to Com Set BIOS Serial Console Baud Rate to Verify that the BIOS version and other settings match the following table. If any are different, then try to correct. If unable to correct, then the server can t be upgraded because it is either defective or not compatible. 18 Upgrading Avaya Session Border Controller for Enterprise June 2014

19 Installing Avaya SBCE software Setting Value BIOS version P68 05/05/2011 Date and Time Processor 1 Processor 2 Memory 5. Save and Exit BIOS Next steps Installing ASBCE software on page 19 Upgrading from AASBC 6.0 to Avaya SBCE 6.2 on page 14 P68 01/28/2011 P68 12/01/2010 P68 09/30/2010 P68 08/16/2010 P68 05/15/2010 Current date and time Intel 2.40 GHz, 12 MB L3 Cache n/a Minimum of 4 GB required Installing Avaya SBCE software About this task An Avaya SBCE 6.2 software image is provided on a USB thumb drive (Avaya Part # ) in the migration kit. This is the procedure to install that software. This installation must be done as described and cannot be done using the mouse, keyboard, and monitor. 1. Power down the server by pressing and holding Power key until server powers off. 2. Connect serial console cable to the serial port of the server and a Laptop or PC with PuTTY (use communication parameters set to 19200, 8, N, 1). June 2014 Upgrading Avaya Session Border Controller for Enterprise 19

20 Upgrading from AASBC 6.0 to Avaya SBCE Apply labels to hardware a. Apply hard drive labels as shown in the following image. b. Apply NIC port identity label to the rear of the chassis cover as shown in the following image, making sure that it does not cover or block any ventilation holes. 20 Upgrading Avaya Session Border Controller for Enterprise June 2014

21 Installing Avaya SBCE software c. Apply the serial number label to the top of the front of the chassis as shown in the following image. Note: If the server is mounted without rails, then you will have to remove the server to apply the serial number sticker. 4. Insert the Avaya SBCE thumb drive in the front USB port. 5. Turn on the server. 6. A boot prompt will appear on the PuTTY window, type serial in the command line and press Enter. This will take about 10 minutes. 7. When prompted, choose the image source, type 1, and then press Enter. 8. This process does not have a progress bar to indicate when it is finished, so press Enter to reboot the system after about 10 minutes. 9. Continue, type Y and then press Enter. 10. Press any key to reboot the system. 11. Remove the USB drive and reboot the server again. 12. After reboot, the server will be identified as an HPDL360G7, click Ok and press Enter 13. Enter Serial Number and press Enter twice. Press Enter one more time at the confirmation installation will continue. Caution: Failure to enter serial number correctly the first time will require the software to be reinstalled. June 2014 Upgrading Avaya Session Border Controller for Enterprise 21

22 Upgrading from AASBC 6.0 to Avaya SBCE 6.2 Note: The serial number for the server is given on the serial number label with the format of IPCS3110xxxx. 14. Software installation is complete when Enter Y to reboot or N to shutdown the machine (Y/N)[Y] is displayed on the terminal. Type Y and press Enter. Server will reboot shortly. Next steps Configuring ASBCE on page 22 Upgrading from AASBC 6.0 to Avaya SBCE 6.2 on page 14 Configuring Avaya SBCE About this task Once the server reboots, the server is ready for Avaya SBCE configuration - refer to following documentation for details. Configure Avaya SBCE using the information from Installing Avaya Session Border Controller for Enterprise and Administering Avaya Session Border Controller for Enterprise. Upgrading from AASBC 6.0 to Avaya SBCE 6.2 on page 14 Restoring AASBC About this task Use this procedure to restore the original Avaya Aura SBC 6.0 if something goes wrong with the Avaya SBCE installation or if the maintenance window closes. 1. Power down the server by pressing and holding the power key until server powers off. 2. Remove the two 300 Gb hard drives. 3. Install the three AASBC 146 Gb hard drives in the order that they were removed. 4. Power up the server. It will take about 10 minutes for AASBC to come online. Status can be monitored via the web interface. See AASBC documentation for details. 22 Upgrading Avaya Session Border Controller for Enterprise June 2014

23 Reference documents Upgrading from AASBC 6.0 to Avaya SBCE 6.2 on page 14 Reference documents All of the reference documents listed below can be obtained from HP ProLiant DL360 G7 Server User Guide Installing the HP DL360 G7 Server Installing and Configuring Avaya Aura Session Border Controller Avaya Aura Session Border Controller Template Release 6.0 Avaya Session Border Controller for Enterprise Overview and Specification Upgrading Avaya Session Border Controller for Enterprise Installing Avaya Session Border Controller for Enterprise Administering Avaya Session Border Controller for Enterprise Upgrading from AASBC 6.0 to Avaya SBCE 6.2 on page 14 June 2014 Upgrading Avaya Session Border Controller for Enterprise 23

24 Index A AASBC restoring...22 AASBC ASBCE software installation U upgrade non service affecting...12 upgrade overview... 5 upgrading from AASBC B BIOS settings...18 C checklist HP DL360 migration D document changes... 5 H high availability HP DL HTTP... 9 P prerequisites upgrade... 6 R RAID configuring settings reference documents related documentation... 5 rollback S SFTP...9 T thumb drive Upgrading Avaya Session Border Controller for Enterprise June 2014