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Manage and Monitor the HP SBM Locally

Restoring and Replacing HP SBMs

iv. If the SBM has not yet rebooted, the management session will

hang. Wait. As the SBM reboots, messages will be displayed.

Figure 3-21. HP SBM Recovery Menu

e. When the Recovery Menu is displayed, enter R to restore the factory

default settings.

f. Press [y] to confirm that you want to reimage the SBM, returning it to

its factory state.

g. The restoration takes about twenty minutes. You. can exit the Recov-

ery Menu at any time by pressing [Ctrl][Z].

7. Before you set up the SBM again, the data center engineers must prepare

the SBM deployment using the new name, including adding the SBM

computer object, defining its SPN, adding the SBM to the Lync Server

topology, publishing and enabling the topology, and assigning users,

routing rules, and normalization rules to the SBM. They should refer to

Appendix A: “Ready the Data Center for an SBM Deployment” and the

appropriate Microsoft documentation.

8. By now, the SBM should be returned to factory default settings. If you

have any updates that you applied to the SBM, you must reinstall these

updates. See the HP Survivable Branch Communication zl Module

Installation and Getting Started Guide if

you need help accessing the SBM initially. Then see Chapter 5: “Manage

Updates“

9. Complete the Setup Wizard. (See Chapter 1: “Introduction“ and Chapter 2:

“Complete the Setup Wizard.”)