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Installation

Preparing the Site

Installing the Switch

Administration

Administering the Switch

Diagnosing a Problem

Remote Management

Understanding ILOM on the Switch

Installing the ILOM Firmware

Administering ILOM (CLI)

CLI Overview

Access ILOM From the CLI

Switching Between the ILOM Shell and the Linux Shell

Switch From the ILOM Shell to the Linux Shell

Switch From the Linux Shell to the ILOM Shell

Monitoring ILOM Targets (CLI)

Performing Daily Tasks (CLI)

Display the Date, Time, and Time Zone (CLI)

Display the Aggregate Sensor State (CLI)

Display the ILOM Sessions (CLI)

Display the ILOM Event Log (CLI)

Checking the Status of Services (CLI)

Display the HTTP Service Status (CLI)

Display the HTTPS Service Status (CLI)

Display the SSL Certificates (CLI)

Display the SNMP Service Status (CLI)

Display the SNMP Service User Accounts (CLI)

Display the SNMP Service Communities (CLI)

Display the IPMI Service Status (CLI)

Verifying Other Aspects (CLI)

Get Help on an ILOM Command (CLI)

Get Help on an ILOM Target Property (CLI)

Display the Alert Properties (CLI)

Display the ILOM User Accounts (CLI)

Display the Remote Log Hosts (CLI)

Display the Network Management Configuration (CLI)

Display the ILOM CLI Session Timeout (CLI)

Display Chassis FRU ID Information (CLI)

Display the ILOM Firmware Version (CLI)

Controlling ILOM Targets (CLI)

Performing General Tasks on ILOM Targets (CLI)

Set the Date, Time, and Time Zone (CLI)

Clear the ILOM Event Log (CLI)

Set the Remote Log Hosts (CLI)

Back Up the ILOM Configuration (CLI)

Restore the ILOM Configuration (CLI)

Set the Network Management Parameters (CLI)

Performing ILOM User Tasks (CLI)

Add an ILOM User Account (CLI)

Change an ILOM User's Password and or Role (CLI)

Delete an ILOM User Account (CLI)

Managing HTTP Services (CLI)

Enable the HTTP Service (CLI)

Disable the HTTP Service (CLI)

Managing HTTPS Services (CLI)

Enable the HTTPS Service (CLI)

Install a Custom SSL Certificate (CLI)

Remove the Custom SSL Certificate (CLI)

Disable the HTTPS Service (CLI)

Managing SNMP Services (CLI)

Enable the SNMP Service (CLI)

Configure the SNMP Service (CLI)

Add SNMP Service User Accounts (CLI)

Modify SNMP Service User Accounts (CLI)

Delete SNMP Service User Accounts (CLI)

Add SNMP Service Communities (CLI)

Modify SNMP Service Communities (CLI)

Delete SNMP Service Communities (CLI)

Back Up SNMP Service MIBs (CLI)

Disable the SNMP Service (CLI)

Managing Other Aspects (CLI)

Enable Alerts to Send SNMP Traps (CLI)

Enable Alerts to Send PET (CLI)

Disable Alerts (CLI)

Set the ILOM CLI Session Timeout (CLI)

Upgrading the Switch Firmware Through ILOM (CLI)

Firmware Overview

Firmware Server

ibfw_server Daemon

flint Application

Install the flint Application (CLI)

Download the Switch Firmware Package (CLI)

Set Component Firmware to Upgrade (CLI)

Upgrade the Switch Firmware (CLI)

Administering ILOM (Web Interface)

Administering ILOM (SNMP)

Administering Hardware (IPMI)

Understanding ILOM Commands

Service

Servicing the Switch

Reference

Command Reference

Index

Set Component Firmware to Upgrade (CLI)


Note - For this procedure, the setFWConfiguration.sh script uses the word update interchangeably with the word upgrade.


  1. Access the Linux shell on the CMC.

    See:

  2. Run the firmware configuration script.

    # setFWConfiguration.sh

    Respond to the script as you would to upgrade your switch

    1. Type the IP address of the firmware server, previously configured.

      For example:

      Enter firmware server IP (): 123.45.67.89
    2. Type the name of the user that has access to the firmware files.

      For example:

      Enter firmware server user (): root 
    3. Type that user’s password.

      For example:

      Enter firmware server password: password
    4. Type none, all, or the specific line card slots (separated by commas) of the line cards you are upgrading.

      For example:

      Enter line cards to update (none) [none/all/0,1,...,8]: all
    5. Type yes to upgrade the I4 switch chip firmware on the selected line cards or no to not upgrade them.

      For example:

      Update FC I4 switches (yes) [yes/no]: yes
    6. Type none, all, or the specific fabric card slots (separated by commas) of the fabric cards you are upgrading.

      For example:

      Enter fabric cards to update (2,5) [none/all/0,1,...,8]: all
    7. Type yes to upgrade the I4 switch chip firmware on the selected fabric cards or no to not upgrade them.

      For example:

      Update LC I4 switches (yes) [yes/no]: yes
    8. Type yes to upgrade the Shelf Manager firmware or no to not upgrade it.

      For example:

      Update ShMM (no) [yes/no]: no

    The configuration file is created and the script ends.

  3. Validate the firmware upgrade configuration file.

    For example:

    # getFWConfiguration.sh
    Firmware server IP       : 123.45.67.89
    Firmware server user     : root
    Line cards to update     : all
    Update LC I4 switches    : yes
    Fabric cards to update   : all
    Update FC I4 switches    : yes
    Update ShMM              : no
    #
     
  4. Upgrade the firmware.

    See Upgrade the Switch Firmware (CLI).