Firmware load for MM711 HW63FW91

[jffmsly]

I am trying to upgrade the firmware on a MM711 Analog board. The Hardware version is 63, When I try to use the we interface it is not giveing me an option for a card with a hardware version greater than 30. I tried putting the file name in the MM711 (analog) (HW v .=20) field but it rejects it. Any ideas or tricks?

G350 (processor)
Device Manager
MM312 (DCP)
MM710 (T1/E1)
MM711 (analog) (HW v <= 6)
MM711 (analog) (HW v = 7)
MM711 (analog) (HW v >= 20)
MM712 (DCP)
MM714 (analog)
MM716 (24 Port analog)
MM717 (24 Port DCP)
MM720 (BRI)
MM722 (2xBRI)
MMANALOG (analog)

There is no option for the >30

 

[Mitch672]

I'm not sure what application you are using (if its the wizard, forget about it, it's unreliable). There is an mm711h30v91.fdl firmware file, use that.

"copy tftp module mm711h30v91.fdl x.x.x.x y"

where x.x.x.x is your TFTP server IP (or the S8300)
and y is the slot # of the module
make sure you place the mm711h30v91.fdl file in the /tftpboot directory, if you are using the S8300 as the TFTP server

Copy tftp module commands:
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Download a File (using tftp) to a module
Usage: copy tftp module <filename> <ip> <module number>
<filename> : file name (full path)
<ip> : the ip address of the host
<module number> : the module number
Example: copy tftp module mm711.fdl 149.49.134.153 1

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[jffmsly]

I tried that but I am getting:

rcust@WODKEAPBX1> copy tftp module tn711h30v91.fdl 10.66.16.165 1v3
-bash: copy: command not found

10.66.16.165 is the IP address of my tftp server

I get the same when I use the S8300 as my tftp server

rcust@WODKEAPBX1> copy tftp module tn711h30v91.fdl 10.133.8.52 1v3
-bash: copy: command not found

 

[Mitch672]

jffmsly, you need to telnet or SSH into the G350, this is a G350 command, its not run on the S8300/processor. You will probably have to use "putty" (which is an SSH client), unless you have already enabled telnet in the G350, via the "ip telnet" command, once you are in the G350...

from the S8300, you should be able to use "ssh root@x.x.x.x" where x.x.x.x is the IP address of your G350, the root password is probably "root", unless you changed it already.

mitch


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