Using Tftp To Download the OS File, File Transfers | HP J3178A

File Transfers

File Transfers

Downloading an Operating System

Using TFTP To Download the OS File

Before you use this procedure, make sure of the following:

■The switch is properly connected to the network and is configured for either IP or IPX service, whichever you need to communicate with the TFTP server used for the download.

■The OS software to download must be stored in a file on a TFTP server in your network. (The OS file is typically available from HP’s electronic services—refer to the perforated card at the front of this manual.)

■You know the name of the OS file stored in the TFTP server. (For example, j317801.cmp .)

■You have determined the IP or IPX address of the TFTP server in which the OS file has been stored.

N o t e	If your TFTP server is a Unix workstation, ensure that the case (upper or
	lower) that you specify for the filename in the switch console Download OS
	screen is the same case as the characters in the OS filenames on the TFTP
	server.
	1. In the switch console Main Menu, select Download OS. You will then see

	this screen:

Figure C-1. The Download OS Screen (Default Values)

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Contents

HP AdvanceStack Switch 208/224 Management Module Page HP AdvanceStack Switch 208/224 Management Module Installation and Reference Guide Publication Number HP FTP Library Service HP Customer Support ServicesHow to get the latest software/agent firmware World Wide Web Additional HP Support Services HP First Fax Retrieval ServiceLocation Phone Number Contents Monitoring Switch Operation From the Console Spanning Tree Operation Viii Installing the Management Module Installing the Management Module Installing Installing the Management Module Installation StepsAnti-Static Precautions Included Parts Remove the cover plate At Power On Removing the Module Management Module Description Overview Management Module Description Management Module Description Module Features Page Switch Console T e Connecting a Console to the Switch Switch Console Connecting a PC or Terminal to the Console RS-232 Port Remote Console Connection Using a Modem and a PC Modem Cable Pin-Out How To Start a Console Session Starting and Ending a Console Session How To End a Console Session Main Menu Main Menu Features Screen Structure and Navigation Actions line How To Navigate in the Console TaskActions Using Password Security Level Actions Permitted Capabilities, also set an Operator password To set Manager and Operator passwords To Delete Password Protection To Recover from a Lost Manager Password To Recover from a Lost Operator Password Select Delete Password Protection Rebooting the Switch Reboot Switch Option in the Main Menu Switch Console Example of a Configuration Change Requiring a Reboot How To Exit from the command prompt Advanced CommandsHow To Use the Advanced Commands Listing of Commands Available under Advanced CommandsPage Configuring the Switch From the Console Configuring the Switch From the Console Configuring Default values are shown in brackets Configurable Features How To Access the Switch Configuration System Configuration Configuring Configuring the Switch From the Console Port Configuration Example of the Port Configuration Screen IPX Service Configuring the Switch From the Console Internet IP Service To manually configure the switch for IP Using BootpTo configure the switch for Bootp Bootp Operation Where How To Configure the Switch for Snmp Communities Snmp Communities Snmp Communities Add or Edit Screen Trap Receivers Serial Link Configuration 10. The Serial Link Configuration Screen Default Values Console Configuration 11. The Console Configuration Screen Default Values Spanning Tree Configuration Press the Space bar to select Yes . This enables STP 12. Example of the STP Configuration Screen 13. The Default Network Monitoring Configuration Screen Network Monitoring Port 14. Example of Selecting a Monitoring Port Saving Configurations Page Monitoring Switch Operation From the Console Main Menu Data Type Purpose Status and Counters Menu Monitoring Switch Operation From the ConsoleMonitoring Switch Information Example of Switch Information Port Status Example of Port Status Port Counters Example of Port Counters Port Counters Show Details Example of Port Counters Show Details Address Table Example of the Address Table Port Address Table To use the port address table Example of a Port Address Table for a Specific Port Spanning Tree STP Information Example of Spanning Tree Information 10. Example of STP Port Information Operation and read the Ieee 802.1d standards document Event Log Severity Date Time System Module Event Log Control Keys Key Action Switch Console Using Snmp To Monitor and Manage the Switch Snmp Management Features HP Proprietary MIBs include Snmp Configuration Process Advanced Management Rmon Ease Support Rmon Troubleshooting Checking the Module LEDs TroubleshootingStatus Description Problem/Solution Table Problem Solution Diagnostic Tests IP Configuration ErrorsTesting the Switch and Management Module Testing the Switch’s Ports and the Links Troubleshooting Resetting the Switch Clearing Passwords on the Switch Console T e HP BBS Page Specifications Environmental Specifications Supported Mibs Regulatory Statements Vcci Class 1 For Japan OnlyPage At the switch Modem ConfigurationEnd Modem Configuration At the user end File Transfers Downloading an Operating System Using Tftp To Download the OS File File Transfers Writing System Software to FLASH, Back Soon Using the SNMP-Based HP Download Manager Using the Switch-to-Switch Download Using the Zmodem to Download the OS File Jumping to console code Troubleshooting Tftp Downloads Figure C-3. Example of Message for Download Failure File to be copied Transferring Switch Configurations Command Function Configuration Zput config remotefile overwrite dos/unix Spanning Tree Operation Spanning Tree Protocol STP Spanning Tree Operation Index Clear button description … Defaultconfig IP/IPX MIB STP Tftp Page 5966-5228