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Avaya Media Processing Server Series System Reference Manual

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Command Line Options

To specify the nodes and MPS’ that are actually zapped, as opposed to all those

located in $MPSHOME/common/etc/vpshosts, a user-defined file is created in

the same format as the vpshosts file and used in place of it. This file can be located

anywhere on the reference node. To use this option, specify the -f switch followed by

the alternate file name (if located in the current directory) or the path and alternate file

name.

The alternate file used with the -f option must be in the same format as the

vpshosts file. As a suggestion, make a copy of the vpshosts file, edit it to

include the desired entries, then save that file with the alternate name. Do not

overwrite the existing vpshosts file!

In addition, because ZAP references the local node’s vpshosts file to determine

which MPS’ are available to update, it is imperative that all MPS’ in the entire

network appear in that file (as well as the corresponding files on all remote nodes).

This file equivalency guarantees that all MPS’ in an alternate file also appear in the

local (reference) node’s vpshosts file.

Selective synchronization causes a specified node or MPS to be synchronized

immediately. This is accomplished by using the -n option to specify a specific node

as the target, where all active instances of the MMF on all MPS’ on that node are

addressed. Use the -v option to specify a specific MPS when only that copy of the

MMF needs updating.

In instances where mixed systems have not had all target nodes updated to use the

latest ZAP release or which have security in place that does not allow remote ZAP

sessions to complete correctly, the -L option must be used to ensure compatibility.

This command line option forces all applicable components on all nodes to be updated

directly from the local (reference) node.

The -L option prevents any remote ZAP processes from occurring, thereby overriding

any zap.network.cfg files that have been defined (see Advanced

Implementation (High Volume/Traffic) below).

Additional command line options are included at “Synchronization (ZAP) Command

Summary” on page 191.

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