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C H A P T E R 8 Downloading and Installing the Software
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Upgrading
Under Serial
Cable Failover
Configuration
Upgrading software versions on two SA8220s (System A and System
B) configured for serial cable failover presents a special case. This
procedure ensures minimum downtime during upgrade.
1. At System A’s run time CLI, type the
save command to save its
current configuration in a file, such as
beforeupgrade.cfg.
2. At System A’s CLI, type this command:
config sys software install ftp://url/path_to_
install_image user <username> password
<password>
This downloads the new image and installs it on System A.
NOTE: In this example,
System A is the failover
Primary and is online.
System B is the failover
Backup and is offline.
3. At System B’s CLI, type this command:
config sys software install ftp://url/path_to_
install_image user <username> password
<password>
This downloads the new image and installs it on System B.
4. At System B’s CLI, type this command:
config sys autoboot disable
This ensures that System B pauses at the Boot Monitor.
5. Boot System A with the newly installed software image (allow
System A to boot and enter the Boot Monitor by pressing a key at
the appropriate prompt during the boot sequence before
proceeding to the next step). This will force a failover, and
System B will come online as Backup.
6. Boot System B with the newly installed software image and
proceed immediately to step 7.
7. In the Boot Monitor on System A, type the
boot command.
System A will come online as Primary. Proceed immediately to
step 8.
8. At the prompt, type the new root password. This password must
consist of 8 to 128 characters.
9. Log on to System A’s CLI and restore the previously saved
configuration file
<beforeupgrade.cfg>.
10.In the Boot Monitor on System B, type the
boot command.
System B will remain offline as backup.
- Contents 3
- Chapter 3: Boot Monitor 41 5
- Chapter 6: Scenarios 207 8
- Chapter 7: SNMP Support 233 9
- Regulatory Information 309 11
- Support Services 325 11
- Glossary 329 11
- Introduction 13
- Appliances 14
- Assumptions 15
- Benefits 15
- Specifications 18
- SA7200 SA7220 SA8200/ 19
- Typographic Conventions 21
- Theory of 23
- Operations 23
- General Operating Principles 24
- Layer 4 (HOT) Services 25
- Limitations 26
- Sticky Options 27
- Sticky Persistence 28
- Sticky-timeout 28
- Fundamentals 30
- Server Server Server 31
- HTTPS Redirect 32
- Client Authentication 33
- HTTP Header Option Fields 34
- Balancing 35
- Multiple 35
- Routing with 39
- Dual Interfaces 39
- Prioritization 40
- Method for VIP 42
- Addresses 42
- Detection 43
- HTTP Error Detection 44
- Serial Cable 45
- Failover 45
- Replicating the Configuration 49
- Status Information 49
- Boot Monitor 53
- Using the Boot Monitor CLI 54
- Accessing the 55
- Parameter Setting 62
- 10.6.3.200 63
- 10.6.5.200 63
- NOTE: Example 2 is for 67
- United States time (US) 67
- NOTE: Example 3 is for 68
- GMT or US 68
- Example: 69
- Graphical User 71
- Before You Begin 72
- Logon Screen 73
- Topology Screen 75
- Topology Screen Toolbar 76
- Online Help 76
- Topology Screen Elements 77
- Window Controls 78
- Policy Manager Screen 79
- Manager’s 81
- Pop-up Menu 81
- Policy Groups 81
- Creating Policy Groups 82
- Throttling 83
- Deleting Policy Groups 83
- Services 84
- Balance Strategy 87
- Deleting Services 88
- Deleting Servers 93
- Administration Screen 94
- Software Tab 95
- System Software 96
- Agent Software 97
- 4. Click Yes 100
- 5. Click Yes 100
- Users Tab 101
- Routing Tab 104
- System Role 105
- Active Routing Protocol 105
- RIP Protocol 105
- OSPF Protocol 106
- Security Tab 107
- Source IP Filtering 108
- Access Options 108
- SNMP Tab 113
- Multi-Site Tab 115
- Logging Tab 116
- Viewing the Log File 117
- Configuration Screen 119
- Viewing 122
- Configuration 122
- Resetting the 124
- Factory 124
- Security 125
- Sending and 126
- Retrieving 126
- Tools Screen 127
- C H A P T E R 4 Tools Screen 129
- Nslookup 133
- Traceroute 139
- Statistics Screen 140
- Graph Options 142
- Selection List 143
- Window Options 143
- Graphing Statistics 144
- Command Line 145
- Interface 145
- CLI Introduction 146
- HP SA8220#info 147
- Syntax Description 148
- Global System 149
- Commands 149
- Logging 155
- NOTE: Expressions do 156
- Management 164
- Routing 172
- Policy Group 175
- [enable 176
- (SA8200/ 197
- SA8220 only) 197
- <CIPHERSUITE> 208
- <mailhost> 212
- Command Description 218
- Scenarios 219
- Client Broker Server 220
- Prerequisites for Scenario 1 221
- Procedure for Scenario 1 221
- Internet 226
- Prerequisites for Scenario 2 227
- Procedure for Scenario 2 227
- Client Broker Server 229
- Prerequisites for Scenario 3 230
- Procedure for Scenario 3 230
- RIP v1, RIP v2 or OSPF 237
- For example: 237
- Scenario 5: 238
- Using SSL 238
- Acceleration 238
- Procedure for Scenario 5 239
- Scenario 6: 240
- Using CRLs 240
- Procedure for Scenario 6 241
- You will see: 244
- SNMP Support 245
- Using SNMP 246
- HP MIB Tree 247
- Supported MIBs 248
- Where to find MIB Files 248
- Trap Summary 254
- C H A P T E R 7 Using SNMP 255
- Software Updates 259
- Updating Your System Software 260
- Rebooting with 262
- Installation 262
- Upgrading 263
- Under Serial 263
- Cable Failover 263
- <filename> 266
- SSL Configuration 267
- Copying and 268
- Pasting Keys 268
- Certificates 268
- Obtaining a 269
- Certificate 269
- Importing 270
- Keys into the 270
- Creating a new 272
- Key/Certificate 272
- Using Global 273
- Generating a Client CA 275
- Generating a CRL 276
- Revoking a Certificate 277
- Using Ciphers with the SA8220 277
- HTTP Header Information 279
- Failover Method 281
- Dependencies 281
- Configuring Out-of 285
- Path Return 285
- Windows 2000 Control Panel 286
- Add/Remove Hardware Wizard 287
- Choose a Hardware Task Screen 288
- Devices List 289
- Find New Hardware Screen 290
- Hardware Type Screen 291
- 12.Click Network Adapters 291
- Select Network Adapter Screen 292
- 18.Click Finish 294
- Set the 300
- Loopback 300
- Network Adapter Setting 301
- 4. Click the Adapters tab 301
- 5. Click Add 301
- MS Loopback Adapter Installed 304
- 9. Click the Protocols tab 304
- Protocol Settings 305
- 11. Click Properties 305
- Using IIS 3.0 307
- Using IIS 4.0 308
- UNIX* machine 309
- Diagnostics and 311
- Troubleshooting 311
- Diagnostic 312
- Boot-time LED Diagnostics 313
- Run time LED Diagnostics 313
- Run time Errors 314
- SA8220 to route 318
- SA8220. The client 318
- Cleaning the Dust 319
- Regulatory 321
- Information 321
- VCCI Statement 322
- Australia 322
- CE Compliance Statement 324
- CISPR 22 Statement 324
- R E G U L A T O R Y WARNING 325
- AVERTISSEMENT 326
- R E G U L A T O R Y WARNUNG 327
- AVVERTENZA 328
- ADVERTENCIAS 329
- Wichtige Sicherheitshinweise 330
- Software License 333
- Agreements 333
- Glossary 337
- Support Services 341
- Support for your SA8220 341
- U.S. and 341
- Latin America 344
- Countries 344
- Numerics 345
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