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Using Avaya Call Management System High Availability

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Notices
Introduction
- Purpose
- Change history
Introduction to High Availability
Primary and secondary CMS servers
User scenarios
High Availability backup and restore strategy
- Synchronizing after an unscheduled outage of the primary CMS server
- Synchronizing after an unscheduled outage of the secondary CMS server
Resources
CMS backups and restores
- Backup and restore procedures
- CMS backup strategy
Items excluded from a CMSADM backup
Items backed up during a full maintenance backup
Restore characteristics of different data types
What to do if CMS server fails
Frequently asked questions

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