Updating the Firmware

Table 18 describes the Updating the Firmware parameters.

 

Table 18—Updating the Firmware

 

 

Field

Description

 

 

 

 

Web Download

If you have downloaded a Firmware image from a Web site and stored it

 

locally on your PC, you can click the Browse... button to select the image.

 

The path to the image will appear in the Local File Name: field.

 

Click the Update Firmware button located below Local File Name field.

 

 

TFTP/FTP Download

Allows you to use a TFTP or FTP server to download a firmware image.

 

Host Name: enter the IP address of the server.

 

User Name: enter the User Name that is used to access to the

 

specified server. This is required only for an FTP server

 

Password: enter the Password that is used to access to the

 

specified server. This is required only for an FTP server.

 

Image Name: enter the filename of the firmware image on the TFTP

 

or FTP server.

 

Click the Update Firmware button located below Image Name field.

 

 

3.Click the Browse... button to locate and select the firmware image.

4.Click the Update Firmware button to perform the update.

5.If the firmware has updated successfully, a green check mark will appear. Click the Reboot button.

6.If the firmware did not update, a Failed: file type error message will appear.

A file type error indicates that the firmware image may be corrupt or invalid. Try downloading the firmware image again, and repeat the above steps.

TFTP or FTP Download

To specify a specific trivial file transfer protocol (TFTP) or File Transfer Protocol (FTP) server from which to download a firmware image:

1.Choose the download method by selecting either the TFTP or FTP button.

2.Enter the IP address or Hostname of the server.

3.For FTP only: Enter the User Name and Password for the server.

4.Enter the name of the firmware image.

5.Click the Update Firmware button at the bottom of the screen to perform the upgrade.

6.If the firmware has updated successfully, a green check mark will appear. Click the Reboot button.

7.If the firmware did not update, a Failed: file type error message will appear.

A file type error indicates that the firmware image may be corrupt or invalid. Check the TFTP/FTP server address and the firmware image name. Then try downloading the firmware image again, and repeat the above steps.

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