WebSphere® Voice Server Version 5.1.3 Fix Pack 2 Readme

Last updated October 5, 2006

This document contains information for WebSphere Voice Server version 5.1.3 fix pack 2, hereafter referred to as version 5.1.3.2. It also contains links to the latest product information.

This readme contains the following information:

Overview

WebSphere Voice Server Version 5.1.3.2 provides support for AIX 5.3 maintenance level (ML) 4. You can apply this fix pack to AIX and Linux systems. This fix pack is cumulative.

Note: To install WebSphere Voice Server 5.1.3 on AIX 5.3 ML 4, download the installation script from the technote entitled "Installing WebSphere Voice Server 5.1.3 on AIX 5.3 ML 4" and follow the instructions.

This fix pack resolves the following problems:

This fix pack also includes improved acoustic models for German and UK English.

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Prerequisites

Prior to installing the fix pack, make sure you meet the following requirements:

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Installing the fix pack

Follow the instructions that are appropriate for your operating system to install WebSphere Voice Server 5.1.3.2:

Note: Make sure you stop WebSphere Voice Server and WebSphere Application Server before installing this fix pack.

Installing on AIX

This fix pack is delivered in this file: IY85152.tar

Complete the following steps to install the fix pack:

  1. Login to the WebSphere Voice Server system as root.
  2. Create a directory to contain the file and copy the file to the directory. For example, wvs513fp2.
  3. Change directory to the fix pack directory. For example:
    cd wvs513fp2
  4. Untar the file:
    tar -xvf file_name
  5. Start the fix pack installation script by typing the following command:
    ./install.sh
    The installation GUI will launch and provide status messages and directions.
  6. Once the installation completes without error, reboot the system.
  7. Once the system is restarted, run the WebSphere Voice Server installation verification test and make sure it passes.

The fix pack is now installed.

Installing on Linux

This fix pack is delivered in this file: LI71276.tar

Complete the following steps to install the fix pack:

  1. Login to the WebSphere Voice Server system as root.
  2. Create a directory to contain the file and copy the file to the directory. For example, wvs513fp2.
  3. Change directory to the fix pack directory. For example:
    cd wvs513fp2
  4. Untar the file:
    tar -xvf file_name
  5. Start the fix pack installation script by typing the following command:
    ./install.sh
    The installation GUI will launch and provide status messages and directions.
  6. Once the installation completes without error, reboot the system.
  7. Once the system is restarted, run the WebSphere Voice Server installation verification test and make sure it passes.

The fix pack is now installed.

Uninstalling the fix pack

Note: Make sure you uninstall this fix pack before uninstalling WebSphere Voice Server 5.1.3.

If necessary, complete the following steps to uninstall the fix pack:

  1. Login to the WebSphere Voice Server system as root.
  2. Change directory to the uninstall directory. For example:
    cd $WVS_ROOT/uninstall
  3. Uninstall the fix pack by typing the following command to start the uninstallation script:
    ./uninstall_fp2.sh
  4. The uninstallation script will provide status messages and instructions.
  5. Once the uninstallation completes without error, reboot the system.
  6. Once the system is restarted, run the WebSphere Voice Server installation verification test and make sure it passes.

The fix pack is now removed.

Product documentation

Refer to the WebSphere Voice Server information center for the latest product information that will help you get started with WebSphere Voice Server.

To see the most updated WebSphere Voice Server product documentation, go to the WebSphere Voice product documentation library: http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/websphere/zones/voice/proddoc.html

To see the most updated product information, go to the WebSphere Voice Server page: http://www.ibm.com/software/pervasive/voice_server/

For support, go to the WebSphere Voice Server support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/pervasive/voice_server/support/

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Trademarks

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