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Avaya Experience Portal 8.1.2 upgrades the local WebLM co-resident server to WebLM
8.1. If the WebLM server does not reside on the Experience Portal
EPM server, you
can upgrade the WebLM software to version 8.1 or later.
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For more information on the latest WebLM GA software, see http://support.avaya.com.
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Upgrade the Experience Portal license.
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See Upgrading the Experience Portal license.
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Test an existing Experience Portal test application.
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Test the basic system by placing a call to a custom speech
application or to the sample application.
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For more information about the sample application, see Running the sample application.
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Test each MPP server individually.
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See Testing an individual MPP.
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Connect the EPM server to an external time source so that all servers in the
Experience Portal system are synchronized.
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See External time sources.
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Enable FIPS if required.
The upgrade script (aepinstall.sh) checks to ensure FIPS is
enabled, but if it does not, follow the steps in Enabling FIPS.
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See Enabling FIPS.
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Import server identity certificates.
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See Importing server identity certificates.
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The EPM can accept input in non-English languages if desired. If you
are using Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server, the languages need to be installed with the operating
system. If you are using Avaya Enterprise Linux, you can configure it to accept input in Chinese, Japanese,
or Korean.
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See:
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