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System Management Console User Guide
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7 In the Add Instance dialog box, use the drop-down menus to associate a
server, a software load, and an engineering profile with the instance.
The engineering profile controls the initial size of the Java Virtual Machine
and establishes engineering parameters appropriate for the hardware
capabilities of the server.
8 Click Apply on the add instance dialog box.
9 If the network element offers fault tolerance, and the network architecture is
designed for a redundant unit, repeat steps 6 and 7 for the second unit.
10 From the configuration view, select NE Maintenance for the newly created
network element.
The Maintenance window for the network element appears in the work area.
The state is CONFIGURED and the network element does not provide service
yet.
11 In the Maintenance window, select an instance and click Deploy.
Software transfers from the System Manager to the server associated with the
selected network element instance. The instance changes from
CONFIGURED to DEPLOYING. After deployment is complete, the instance
changes to OFFLINE.
12 If the network element is fault tolerant, select the other instance and click
Deploy again.
13 Select an instance and click Start on the Maintenance window.
The instance completes the following state changes:
• OFFLINE to STARTING: Clicking the Start button causes this transition.
• STARTING to CONNECTED: The instance has communication with the
System Manager.
• CONNECTED to INITIALIZING: Bootstrapping is complete and
subsystems on the instance are initializing.
• INITALIZING to STANDBY: If the network element is fault tolerant, and
the other instance is active, this instance remains in STANDBY until a
switch of activity.
• STANDBY to ACTIVATING: This instance must become the active
instance.
• ACTIVATING to ACTIVE: This instance is now providing service.