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Firmware Upgrade - Steps needed
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Hell, there are no rules here - we're trying to accomplish something.
Thomas A. Edison
For the best response to a question, read faq690-6594
Upgrading Circuit Packs
Using WinSCP
1) Download firmware files from the Avaya website to a folder on your PC.
2) In ASA
2a) Type list node-names to get the location and IP address of the Clan or MedPro board.
2b) Type enable filexfer
2b) Type in a temporary login and password of your choice.
2c) Secure = Y.
2d) Board address = the location of the Clan or MedPro, e.g., 3a02, you are loading the file to.
3) In WinSCP
3a) Create a new connection in WinSCP.
3b) In the Host Name field type in the IP address of the Clan or MedPro board where the “filexfer” was enabled.
3c) For user name and password type in the login and password that you set in the “filexfer” you enabled.
3d) For the file protocol select SFTP.
3e) Click login or save if you will be loading multiple files.
NOTE: when logging in, you may get an error regarding the directory on the board. Just click OK to continue.
3f) Once logged in, in the left hand pane, navigate to the folder where the files were downloaded.
3g) Copy the file to the right hand pane to complete the file loading process.
4) In ASA
4a) Type change firmware download 1.
4b) Source board location = the board location, e.g., 3a02, where the “filexfer” was enabled.
4c) File server = none.
4d) Firmware Image File Name = the EXACT filename, e.g., tn2602ap-f33-sig.bin of the firmware file.
4e) Suffix = the suffix of the circuit pack e.g., ap, bp or cp.
4f) Schedule Download? = N
4g) Target Location = The circuit pack location you are upgrading, e.g., 3a02.
4h) Hit F5 to load and then type status firmware download 1 to monitor the download process.
4I) Once the download is complete, type list configuration board XXXX where XXXX is the board location, e.g., 3a02
Confirm the board now shows the firmware version you just upgraded to.
Using WinSCP
1) Download firmware files from the Avaya website to a folder on your PC.
2) In ASA
2a) Type list node-names to get the location and IP address of the Clan or MedPro board.
2b) Type enable filexfer
2b) Type in a temporary login and password of your choice.
2c) Secure = Y.
2d) Board address = the location of the Clan or MedPro, e.g., 3a02, you are loading the file to.
3) In WinSCP
3a) Create a new connection in WinSCP.
3b) In the Host Name field type in the IP address of the Clan or MedPro board where the “filexfer” was enabled.
3c) For user name and password type in the login and password that you set in the “filexfer” you enabled.
3d) For the file protocol select SFTP.
3e) Click login or save if you will be loading multiple files.
NOTE: when logging in, you may get an error regarding the directory on the board. Just click OK to continue.
3f) Once logged in, in the left hand pane, navigate to the folder where the files were downloaded.
3g) Copy the file to the right hand pane to complete the file loading process.
4) In ASA
4a) Type change firmware download 1.
4b) Source board location = the board location, e.g., 3a02, where the “filexfer” was enabled.
4c) File server = none.
4d) Firmware Image File Name = the EXACT filename, e.g., tn2602ap-f33-sig.bin of the firmware file.
4e) Suffix = the suffix of the circuit pack e.g., ap, bp or cp.
4f) Schedule Download? = N
4g) Target Location = The circuit pack location you are upgrading, e.g., 3a02.
4h) Hit F5 to load and then type status firmware download 1 to monitor the download process.
4I) Once the download is complete, type list configuration board XXXX where XXXX is the board location, e.g., 3a02
Confirm the board now shows the firmware version you just upgraded to.
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