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B Upgrading RASExpress

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If you use TFTP, the compressed file is automatically placed in the RASExpress

directory on the server. If you use an FTP program, you must specify the current

RASExpress directory (e.g., C:\RAS550).

6. When the transfer is complete, use Telnet to access the server(see Chapter 3). The

Telnet main menu now includes a fourth option:

Services provided by the telnet server

[ 1] Dial out

[ 2] Management of RASExpress server

[ 3] Configuration of RASExpress server

[ 4] Upgrade Server

[Esc] Close the telnet session

Enter your choice[1 to 4] :

7. Type 4 and press ENTER to select the fourth option, Upgrade Server. The

following messages appear:

Enter your choice[1 to 4] : 4

[ESC] to go to previous menu

Enter your upgrade key :

8. Type anything you like for the key, and then press ENTER. The connection is

broken, and RASExpress is automatically upgraded.

When RASExpress is upgraded, the file UPGRADE.LOG is created on the server

in the RASExpress directory. This file contains details of the upgrade that can be

reviewed using any ASCII text viewer, such as Notepad.

9. The upgrade is complete. To upgrade another RASExpress server, repeat steps 4–9.

Initiating the New Port Names

A feature new in RASExpress 5.30 is that RASExpress identifies ports the same way

as MultiCommManager. Ports are now named 2A, 2B, 2C, etc., instead of B1_LINE1,

B1_LINE2, B1_LINE3, etc.

If you upgrade to RASExpress 5.50 from version 5.29 or earlier, the old names are

retained. To use the new names, you must delete the ISI cards from ISI Setup and

reboot the server. When the server reboots, it automatically detects the ISI cards,

reinstalls them, and uses the new names.

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