SBM powered by Microsoft Lync™ Release Notes 1.1.19.0

Software Management

Supported PCIe Cards for the SBM

Only HP supported PCIe cards may be used in the SBM. Installation of other PCIe cards in the SBM violates the terms of the

HP Warranty. The following represent the only currently HP supported PCIe cards for use in the SBM.

• J9487A Sangoma 1-port T1/E1/J1 Telephony Card

• J9488A Sangoma 2-port T1/E1/J1 Telephony Card

• J9489A Sangoma 4-port T1/E1/J1 Telephony Card

• J9482A Sangoma 4-port FXS Telephony Card

• J9516A Sangoma 4-port FXO Telephony Card

• J9518A Sangoma 2-port FXO/2-port FXS Telephony Card

Install Updates

Updates are provided to customers that have registered for a Care Pack on the HP Survivable Branch Communication zl

Module powered by Microsoft Lync. For available Care Packs see “SBM Care Packs” on page 5. Information on how to obtain

the software update can be found here:

http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/Document.jsp?objectID=c02665350

To update the software of the HP Survivable Branch Communication zl Module (SBM) powered by Microsoft Lync

, you will

run an executable file using a Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) session with the SBM.

HP recommends performing a back up of the system prior to updating the software and store the backup off of the SBM. See

the BackUp and Restore section in the “Manage and Monitor the HP SBM Locally” chapter in the HP Survivable Branch

Communication zl Module powered by Microsoft Lync™ Administrator’s Guide.

The HP SBM must reboot after the installation, therefore you should schedule a phone network outage during the update

procedure. The SBM’s configurations (including the Media Gateway settings) will be preserved after the update but custom

routing rules will be deleted. Custom rules are manually added via the web editor or directly in the routing rules file. The

components using the SBM in the branch office should automatically switch over to the main offices when the SBM is

unavailable.

Version 1.1.19.0 Update

This update contains Media Gateway Version 4.1.

The 1.1.19.0 update DOES NOT overwrite existing PSTN Configuration or PSTN Routing Rules.

After updating to 1.1.19.0, the previous HP Media Gateway configuration data is archived to C:\Program Files\Hewlett-

Packard\SIP-PSTN Gateway\config-archives.

On updating to 1.1.19.0, if FXO ports are enabled, you will be required to run the PSTN Setup Wizard in order to configure the

phone number assigned for incoming calls.

Note Anytime you run the PSTN Setup Wizard, any existing PSTN Configuration and PSTN Routing Rules

will be overwritten. Custom configurations or rules will need to be applied again after the setup wizard

has completed.

The HP Media Gateway service will fail to start after updating to 1.1.19.0 if the level control mode

(Physical Configurations -> (digital) -> Level Control Configuration) has been configured to MANUAL prior to

updating.