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Installing and Updating Avaya Aura® Media Server Application on customer-supplied hardware and OS
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Introduction
Purpose
Changes to platform support
Change history
Overview
About the Avaya Aura® MS application
New in this release
New in Avaya Aura® Media Server 10.2
System requirements and preparation
System requirements
Hardware requirements and setup
Hardware requirements
1+1 High Availability cluster requirements
Installing the server
Configuring server firmware for maximum performance
Connecting Avaya Aura® MS to the network
Hypervisor requirements
Nutanix Acropolis Hypervisor
Nutanix AVH Virtual Machine requirements
Software requirements
Supported operating systems
MariaDB server
Net-SNMP
Required network ports
Third-party software
Obtaining Avaya Aura® MS Software
Linux® software
Red Hat Enterprise Linux installation
Installing RHEL
Configure core file generation for 1+1 High Availability systems
Enabling core file generation
Disabling the core file generation
Logical Volume Management support
Network and security configuration
Securing Avaya Aura® MS installations
Virtual Teaming Adapter configuration
NIC and switch configuration
Element Manager
Element Manager overview
EM installation
Accessing Avaya Aura® MS EM
Installation
Linux® installation
Installing Avaya Aura® MS on Linux® using the interactive command-line mode
Installing Avaya Aura® MS on Linux® using the silent mode
Linux® uninstallation
Uninstalling Avaya Aura® MS from Linux® using the interactive command-line mode
Uninstalling Avaya Aura® MS from Linux® using the silent mode
Changing the default software ports
Patches
Quick Fix Engineering overview
Obtaining QFE
Description of the patch tool
Installing a QFE patch
Removing a QFE patch
Managing QFEs for 1+1 High Availability clusters
Managing QFEs for N+1 load sharing clusters
Service packs
Installing a service pack
Removing a service pack
Managing service packs for 1+1 High Availability clusters
Managing service packs for N+1 load sharing clusters
Upgrade from a previous release
Upgrade overview
Simplex media server upgrade overview
1+1 High Availability cluster upgrade overview
N+1 load sharing cluster upgrade overview
Prerequisites for upgrade
Performing a backup
Choose an upgrade procedure
Upgrading automatically
Upgrading manually
Upgrading 1+1 High Availability clusters
Upgrading N+1 load sharing clusters
Rolling back to a previous release
Server replacement
Replacing Avaya Aura® MS hardware
Moving Avaya Aura® MS data to a new server
Related resources
Media Server documentation
Finding documents on the Avaya Support website
Accessing the port matrix document
Avaya Documentation Center navigation
Training
Viewing Avaya Mentor videos
Support
Using the Avaya InSite Knowledge Base
Creating RHEL virtual machine on Nutanix
Uploading the RHEL ISO to Nutanix server
Installing RHEL on the Nutanix server
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Installing and Updating Avaya Aura® Media Server Application on customer-supplied hardware and OS
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Use the following table to refer to the minimum recommended values for disk size and partition:
Note:
A gibibyte = 1024
3
and gigabyte = 1000
3
Partition
Size
/
10 GiB
/boot
1 GiB
/boot/efi
0.5 GiB
/home
1 GiB
/var
9.5 GiB
/var/log
18.5 GiB
/var/log/audit
0.5 GiB
/var/mvap/database
1 GiB
/var/lib/ldap
0.5 GiB
/var/tmp
0.5 GiB
/tmp
3 GiB
/usr/share/tomcat
1 GiB
swap
8 GiB
Total
55 GiB
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