Quick & Easy C-LAN Firmware Upgrade
C-LAN IP ___________________________________
Firmware Filename ____________________________________
1. Log in to your PBX.
2. Type '
status clan-p xxxxx17' (C-LAN board location).
3. Look for source IP address (the address you will ftp to).
Write it down on line above.
4. Type æ
list directory board xxxxx' (board location).
5. It should be empty. If not, type '
remove file board xxxxx filename'.
6. Type '
enable filesystem board xxxxx (board location)
login username password' (you choose user name and password).
7. If you get '[color red]Source board has filesystem running[/color]', someone else has already enabled ftp on the board.
8. If so, '
disable filesystem board xxxxx' (no need to have previous user/password) and then go back to Step 6 and enable it.
9. Now go to a PC that is connected to the same LAN as the C-LAN board and download the C-LAN firmware to a new set of folders in My Documents. Make a '[color orange]Firmware[/color]' folder, and then in that folder make a '[color orange]TN799[/color]' folder. Download the new firmware to the TN799 folder.
Write file name on above line.
10. Open a DOS window and ping the C-LAN address (ip address from top of form), '
ping xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx'
11. If that is successful, then change directory in DOS to the folder where your C-LAN firmware was downloaded to on that PC. Type æ
cd My Documents\Firmware\TN799Æ in the DOS window.
12. Type in the DOS window, '
ftp xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx' (C-LAN ip) and enter the username and password you created when prompted.
13.
[color red]VERY IMPORTANT STEP![/color] [color red]You must set the FTP transfer to binary![/color] Type '
bin' in the DOS window.
14. In the DOS window, type '
put filename' (use real filename of C-LAN firmware from top of form).
15. When complete, type '
quit' to quit the ftp client in DOS. Then type '
exit' in the DOS window to close it.
16. Now in the PBX, type '
list directory board xxxxx'. It should now show the file you uploaded to it. If the file size is 1Kb, remove the file as in Step 5 and then ftp the file again and double check to make sure you used the command '
bin' in the DOS window after you log back into the C-LAN board from Steps 12 and 13.
17. Type '
change firmware download' and fill out [color blue]source board location[/color] (C-LAN board location you uploaded the firmware file to), [color blue]firmware image file name[/color] from the top of this form, [color blue]target board code[/color] and [color blue]suffix[/color] (TN799 and DP), set [color blue]schedule download[/color] to '
n', set [color blue]remove image file[/color] to '
y', and put the [color blue]target location[/color] of your C-LAN. Remember: C-LANs and VAL boards have to be the target and source. You cannot do broadcast firmware upgrades to multiple C-LANs or VALs. Source and target of the one board only. Other boards such as TN464GPs and firmware upgradable 24 port station boards can be multi-broadcast to. Each board will take 5-7 minutes per board to program and reset.
Press '
return' or '
enter' to start firmware upgrade immediately.
[color red]Board will be taken out of service during this time.[/color]
18. Type '
status firmware download' to see firmware upgrade status:
(
P)ending, (
C)omplete, (
F)ailed, or (
A)borted.
19. If board firmware upgrade is successful with a (
C)omplete shown in '
status firmware download' or '
status firmware download last' to the target location, type '
list directory board xxxxx' to check if the file was removed and '
remove file board xxxxx filename' to remove the file if necessary or if '
n' was checked on Remove Image File in Step 17. Then type '
disable filesystem board xxxxx' to turn off the ftp server on the C-LAN. If it Aborts, your first step should be to reseat the board and try the firmware download again.
20. The board will be taken out of service during the firmware upgrade and a '[color red]no board[/color]' condition will exist for a very short time. After a completed firmware upgrade type '
display errorsÆ and type '
23' in Error Type to show what boards, if any, were taken out of service. Aux data of 0 indicates system removal and Aux data of 1 indicates physical removal.
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