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Firmware
The Firmware tab allows youto upload firmware and boot PROM images to Extreme Management Center and assign them to the devices on your network.
To access the Firmware tab, open the Network tab and select the Firmware tab.
The tab is divided into three sections:
Firmware Tree
The Firmware tree in the left panel displays firmware and boot PROM images grouped according to product family and device type. It provides pre-defined firmware groups and automatically organizes the images stored in your firmware directory under the appropriate group when you perform a firmware discovery or refresh. The Unknown folder contains images that Extreme Management Center could not correlate to a device type.
- Name
- The Name navigation tree lists the product families and device types to which you can assign the firmware or boot PROM image.
- Upload
- Click the Upload button to open the Upload Firmware to Server window from which you can save image files to the Extreme Management Center server. This allows anyone with access to Extreme Management Center to download the image file to a device.
For additional information on how to upload a firmware or boot PROM image, see How to Upgrade Firmware.
- Refresh
- Click the Refresh button to synchronize the images displayed in the Firmware left-panel with the firmware and boot PROM images on the Extreme Management Center server. Clicking this button checks for any firmware and boot PROM images saved in the Firmware Directory Path (configured on the Administration > Options > Inventory Manager tab) on the Extreme Management Center server and adds or removes images from the Firmware left-panel in Extreme Management Center to match.
Device Type Images Section
The Device Type Images section displays the firmware and boot PROM images that match the device type selected in the Firmware left-panel. To save a firmware or boot PROM image to a device, select it from the list and save the image to the device in the Details section of the Firmware tab.
| NOTE: | The ratio of devices on which firmware you define as a reference image is installed to the total number of devices is available as a ring chart in the Impact Analysis dashboard. |
- Image Name
- The name of the image as it is displayed in the left-panel Firmware tree. The maximum length of the displayed name is 50 characters. Longer names are truncated to the 50-character maximum with a (2), (3), and so on, appended if there are multiple images with the same name.
- Image Filename
- The full filename of the firmware or boot PROM image as it appears in your firmware images directory.
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- Image Path
- The path to the location where the image file is stored.
- Date
- The date of the firmware or boot PROM image as reported by the file system.
- Image Size
- The file size of the firmware or boot PROM image in bytes.
- Status
- Indicates the status of the image file in the firmware directory: File Found or File Not Found. If the image is a user-defined firmware record, this column displays User-Defined File.
| HAU Mode on Device | New Image HAU Compatible? | Upgrade Procedure |
|---|---|---|
| Never | Yes | Standard Upgrade |
| Never | No | Standard Upgrade |
| If Possible | Yes | HAU |
| If Possible | No | Standard Upgrade |
| Always | Yes | HAU |
| Always | No | Upgrade Fails |
| NOTE: | Firmware images that were discovered with a NetSight version prior to 4.4 need to be removed from Extreme Management Center (right-click the image on the Firmware tab and select Delete Image) and then rediscovered in order to populate the compatibility key field. |
Details Section
The Details right-panel displays additional information about a device type or a firmware or boot PROM image, depending on what you select in the left-panel or in the Device Type Images section of the window.
Device Type Details
Selecting a device type in the Firmware Tree left-panel opens the details for that device in the Details right-panel.
- Device Type
- The device's model number or hardware type.
- Binary Family
- The binary family to which the device type belongs. Device types in the same binary family share the same firmware image.
- Default File Transfer Method
- The default file transfer method for this device type. To set the default file transfer method for a device type, right-click on a device type in the Firmware Tree left-panel and select Default File Transfer Method. You can also set the default file transfer method for groups of devices of the same series by right-clicking on the device type's parent folder and selecting Default File Transfer Method.
- Auto Discover — Extreme Management Center reads the Firmware Download MIB on the first device of this device type that you add or import and displays it here. Extreme Management Center then uses that MIB to perform firmware and boot PROM downloads on all devices of this device type.
- Disabled — Firmware download functionality is not allowed for this device type.
- Script — Allows the firmware download function to be executed through the use of a script. This option is used when upgrading ExtremeControl and ExtremeAnalyticsengines as well as for third-party devices that do not support the required SNMP MIBs. For information on using scripts to upgrade ExtremeControl and ExtremeAnalyticsengines, refer to
- How to Upgrade Firmware.
- Auto Discover — Extreme Management Center reads the Configuration MIB on the first device of this device type that you add or import and displays it here. Extreme Management Center then uses that MIB to perform archive operations on all devices of this device type.
- Disabled — Archive functionality is not allowed for this device type.
- Script — Allows the archive functionality to be executed through the use of a script. This option is used for third-party devices that do not support the required SNMP MIBs.
- Device Family Definition File Name
- Select the file containing the scripts you are using if Script is selected for Firmware Download MIB and/or Configuration MIB. Include all the scripts and data for each supported Extreme Management Center function for specific third-party devices in this file.
Extreme Management Center provides sample Definition Files for Extreme, Enterasys, Cisco Systems, and Hewlett Packard devices. Click the View button to open the Script Details window, from which you can view the script.
- Description
- Allows you to enter a description for the device.
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Click Save to save any changes.
Firmware/boot PROM Image Details
Use this section to edit the version number of the image, the type of image (firmware or boot PROM), and enter a description for the image.
- Image Name
- The name of the image as it is displayed in the left-panel Firmware tree. The maximum length of the displayed name is 50 characters. Longer names will be truncated to the 50-character maximum with a (2), (3), and so on, appended if there are multiple images with the same name.
- Image Filename
- The full name of the image as it appears in your firmware images directory.
- Version
- The version number of the firmware or boot PROM image. If the version number is not available from the image file, and Inventory Manager has not performed a firmware or boot PROM upgrade using this image, this field displays N/A (not available). Enter a version number and click Save to manually set a version number for the image.
- Image Path
- The path to the location where the image is stored.
- Image Size (Bytes)
- The size in bytes of the image.
- Date
- The image file date and time as reported by the file system.
- Status
- The status of the image file: File Found or File Not Found. This shows whether the image file is still present in the firmware directory. If the image is a user-defined firmware record, this column displays User-Defined File.
- Image Type
- Indicates whether the image is a firmware or boot PROM image. Use the radio buttons to change the designation, if necessary.
- Compatible Reference Targets
- Displays device types for which the selected firmware is assigned and device types with the selected firmware specified as the Reference Image.
- Server
- Displays the firmware download server associated with the firmware image. A discovered firmware image accessible by the mapped file transfer server displays Mapped Server. A user-defined firmware record displays its associated alternate firmware download server.
- Root Directory
- Displays the root directory for the firmware download server if the server is an alternate firmware download server and the image is a user-defined firmware record. Otherwise, this field is not displayed.
| NOTE: | Firmware images discovered with a version of Extreme Management Center prior to 4.4 need to be removed and rediscovered to populate the compatibility key field. |
- Description
- Use this field to add a brief description of the image and any information regarding its use. Click Save to save any changes.
- Save
- Saves any changes you have made to the version or description field.
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