PRL Updates » History » Version 8
Greg Deickman, 05/13/2016 02:28 PM
1 | 1 | Greg Deickman | # PRL Updates |
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3 | 1 | Greg Deickman | This document describes how to update a single device PRL using the SOUP server. |
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5 | 1 | Greg Deickman | ## Prerequistes |
6 | 1 | Greg Deickman | 1. Ensure you have access to the production SOUP server. Create a ticket if needed. |
7 | 1 | Greg Deickman | 1. Provide adequate notification prior to updating customer devices. |
8 | 1 | Greg Deickman | 1. Ensure you have correct information including: Carrier and Model for the particular Device (MAC address) |
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10 | 1 | Greg Deickman | ## Update process |
11 | 1 | Greg Deickman | 1. Login to SOUP server: densoup01.contournetworks.net |
12 | 1 | Greg Deickman | 1. Run the following commands: |
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14 | 1 | Greg Deickman | ~~~ |
15 | 1 | Greg Deickman | cd /opt/sdm/www/soupfiles |
16 | 4 | Jason Prouty | ln -s /opt/sdm/configs/systechConfig/prls/[prlfile] M[last six of MAC]99000000.prl |
17 | 1 | Greg Deickman | ~~~ |
18 | 2 | Jason Prouty | |
19 | 6 | Greg Deickman | ### PRL Versions [prlfile] |
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21 | 3 | Jason Prouty | #### Sprint Versions |
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23 | 7 | Greg Deickman | ##### PRL 304xx (73xx series Sprint Systech) |
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25 | 3 | Jason Prouty | This is an MVNO-type 1xRTT PRL that supports Sprint's 1900 CMDA network used for devices unable to 'load' an IS-683E or IS-683C PRL type. |
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27 | 7 | Greg Deickman | ##### PRL 404xx (8xxx series Sprint Systech) |
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29 | 3 | Jason Prouty | This is an MVNO-type EVDO PRL that supports Sprint's 1900 CMDA network used for devices unable to 'load' an IS-683E PRL type. |
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31 | 7 | Greg Deickman | ##### PRL 506xx (77xx series Sprint Systech) |
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33 | 4 | Jason Prouty | This is a Sprint-type 1xRTT PRL that supports Sprint's 1900 CMDA network and includes ERI (Extended Roaming Indicators) used for devices unable to 'load' an IS-683E or IS-683C PRL type. This PRL is the Sprint-type analog to 304xx. |
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36 | 1 | Greg Deickman | ### Examples |
37 | 4 | Jason Prouty | #### 73xx |
38 | 5 | Jason Prouty | ln -s /opt/sdm/configs/systechConfig/prls/30402.prl M0DF06A99000000.prl |
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40 | 1 | Greg Deickman | #### 77xx |
41 | 5 | Jason Prouty | ln -s /opt/sdm/configs/systechConfig/prls/50652.prl M0EFFA699000000.prl |
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43 | 5 | Jason Prouty | #### 81xx |
44 | 5 | Jason Prouty | ln -s /opt/sdm/configs/systechConfig/prls/40492.prl M10778899000000.prl |
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47 | 1 | Greg Deickman | ## Validation |
48 | 1 | Greg Deickman | Run the following command to ensure the file is linked correctly. |
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50 | 1 | Greg Deickman | ~~~ |
51 | 1 | Greg Deickman | Command |
52 | 1 | Greg Deickman | ~~~ |
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54 | 1 | Greg Deickman | # Nightly Validation |
55 | 1 | Greg Deickman | A script is run nightly at 01:00 which will parse the logs to determine which routers have been successfully updated. This will send an email to: prlupdate@contournetworks.com which show the following information. |
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57 | 1 | Greg Deickman | - The Date |
58 | 1 | Greg Deickman | - MAC |
59 | 1 | Greg Deickman | - PRL Version |