This video demonstrates how to build a new Cisco Unity subscriber and import the configuration from an older version using an SFTP server [00:25]. This is the second part of a series, following the creation of a new Cisco Unity publisher and importing its configuration in the previous episode [00:17].
Here's a summary of the steps taken:
● Creating a new virtual machine: The process begins by deploying a new virtual machine from an OVA/OVF template for the Cisco Unity subscriber [01:48].
● Selecting the OVA template and network: The Cisco Unity OVA template is selected, the license agreement is accepted, and the correct network is chosen [01:56].
● Associating the ISO image: A bootable ISO image for Cisco Unity is associated with the virtual machine [02:27].
● Starting the installation: The installation process is initiated, including a media test and hardware detection [03:21].
● Choosing the import option: When prompted, the "import" option is selected to bring in the configuration from the SFTP server [04:25].
● Providing network and SFTP details: The video shows the configuration of network settings like IP address, DNS, and NTP [06:21]. Crucially, the IP address of the SFTP server, the directory containing the exported data ("unity backup"), and the specific backup file name ("cluster-...") are provided [08:12]. The credentials for the SFTP server are also entered [09:04].
● Importing configuration data: The system then starts copying data from the SFTP server to the new Cisco Unity subscriber [09:44].
● Cluster configuration: The user specifies that this is not the first node in the cluster (as the publisher was the first) [10:28].
● Connectivity verification: The option to verify connectivity with the publisher is chosen, and the hostname and IP address of the publisher are provided [11:56]. The security password (which was default due to the import) is used for this connection [12:21].
● Completing the installation: After the connectivity test is successful [14:11], the platform configuration is marked as complete [14:19].
● Successful login: The video concludes by showing a successful login to the newly installed Cisco Unity subscriber via CLI [15:52].
The video highlights the advantage of using the import option, as it allows for building a new virtual machine with updated hardware and software while retaining the configuration from an older version [00:42]. It also emphasizes the importance of ensuring version compatibility between Cisco Unity and Cisco Call Manager [04:03] and the need to add the new subscriber node to the publisher [10:36], which was automatically done in this case due to the import [11:04].
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