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The restore command restores a unit to the in-service state.
Synopsis
restore card number [immed] [-i] [-n]
restore channel number [immed] [-i] [-n]
Description
The restore command is used to change the permanent state of a unit from manual-out-of-service (MANOOS) to in service (INSERV). The specified unit is placed in the INSERV state unconditionally, unless its current state is not MANOOS.
The parameters for the restore command are described in the following table:
Parameter |
Description |
Comments |
number |
Specifies the channel or card number, a range of channel or card numbers in the form m-n, a comma-separated list, or all (for all the channel or card numbers) |
Card numbers are in the form card#[.port#] where port# is a port of card#. If port# is not given, all ports of the card specified are restored. If no card number or channel number is given, the system displays a syntax message. |
immed |
Restores a card even if it is in use |
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-i |
Enables secondary command registration |
If T1 diagnostics are being run, this option allows restoring of another card to be performed. If -i is used and another maintenance command is being run (remove, detach, attach, restore, diagnose), the request to restore card is blocked and a message is printed to the screen. If -i is not used and any maintenance command is being run, the request to restore card is blocked and a message is printed to the screen. |
-n |
Disables prompting from the system that asks whether to wait until a conflict has been resolved (see the -i option above) or to terminate the request to restore |
If the command is permitted to run, a check is made to see if the command is in conflict with another. If a conflict exists and -n is not used, the user is asked whether to wait until the conflict is resolved or to terminate the request. If diagnostics are executing on-line tests and a conflict is detected, the restore command is blocked. If diagnostics are executing off-line tests and a conflict is detected, the user is asked whether to wait until the conflict is resolved or to terminate the request to restore. |
To stop the command, press Delete. If this does not stop the command, you may need to press CTRL and backslash ( \ ) simultaneously. If, while running restore, you wish to stop the command, a message similar to the following may be displayed:
At the user's request, administration of the following cmd(s) has been interrupted.
CARD NUMBERS: card numbers
To assure proper operation of the identified card(s), run diagnostics at the earliest opportunity.
Avaya recommends that when restore is aborted, you run diagnostics on all cards being administered to ensure they are returned to a fully functional state.
Example
The following example restores card 0 to service.
restore card 0
The following example restores channels 0, 1 and 5 to service.
restore channel 0-1,5
The following example restores all cards to service.
restore card all
See also
