Using tftp to upgrade software – Allied Telesis AT-S25 User Manual
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3. Immediately press any key when you see the following prompt:
Hit any key to run diagnostics or to reload
system software
.
4. Select XModem software update to this system.
5. Initiate the upgrade from your XModem host.
The Xmodem host displays a message stating that the upgrade in
progress. Be sure to wait until the switch has fully downloaded the
software, performed its diagnostic tests, and reinitialized and
rebooted itself before you attempt to reestablish an Omega
session.
Using TFTP to
Upgrade Software
If you use TCP/IP protocol on your network, you can use a workstation
and TFTP software to upload new software to the switch or download a
copy of the current software from the switch. The switch contains the
TFTP server portion of the TFTP protocol which requires that the
workstation contain the TFTP client portion of the protocol.
TFTP software is available from various sources and is included in SNMPc
which is can be purchased through Allied Telesyn. A command line
version is included in most UNIX variants and in Windows NT. Please
consult the documentation or the manufacturer of the software used on
the proper use of the software.
Regardless of the manufacturer, all TFTP client software will need the
following information:
Host - This is the IP address of the stack to which you are uploading or
downloading software.
Binary or ANSI - You will need to specify binary mode for the file
transfer.
Get or Put - The Get command is used to download a copy of the
software to a file on the workstation. The Put command is used to
upload a new software image file to the switch.
Source file - When using the Put command to upload software to the
stack, enter the path and filename of the software image that is to be
uploaded. When using the Get command to download the software
from a stack, enter the Download Password here.
Destination file - When using the Put command to upload software to
the stack, enter the Download Password here. When using the Get
command to download the software from a stack, enter the path and
filename of the software image that is to be downloaded.