Example: upgrade to a new patch file – Allied Telesis AR400 Series Router User Manual
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compatible, so your current configuration should run with little or no
modifications on the later release.
CREATE CONFIG=myconfig.cfg
SET CONFIG=myconfig.cfg
The SET CONFIG information survives the release update.
Reboot the router.
RESTART REBOOT
The router reboots, loading the new release file and the specified
configuration. Display the install history, and check that the temporary
release was loaded.
SHOW INSTALL
5.
Make the release the default (permanent) release.
If the router operates correctly with the new release, make the release
permanent.
SET INSTALL=PREFERRED RELEASE=52-241.rez
Every time the router reboots from now on, it loads the new release from
FLASH.
Example: Upgrade to a new patch file
Use this procedure to upgrade the software release currently running on the
router with a new patch. This example assumes that the Software Release 2.6.1
is set as the preferred release, on an AR410 router. The patch name is this
example is
52261-01.paz
.
To upgrade to a new patch file:
1.
Load the new patch file onto the router.
Load the new file onto your router. See “Loading and Uploading Files” on
page 59.
LOAD FILE=52261-01.paz
Check that the file is successfully loaded.
SHOW FILE
2.
Test the patch.
Set the release to run as a temporary install, so that it loads the patch once
only the next time it reboots.
SET INSTALL=TEMPORARY RELEASE=52-261.rez
PATCH=52261-01.paz
If you want to use the current router configuration again, store the
dynamic configuration as a configuration script file, and set the router to
use this configuration when it restarts.
CREATE CONFIG=myconfig.scp
SET CONFIG=myconfig.scp
Reboot the router.
RESTART REBOOT