1. Prepare
the hardware.
USB
port: The S5328C-EI-24S-SI provide USB 1.1; the S3300-HI, S5300-HI and S6300 provide
USB 2.0.
2. Prepare
system software, configuration file, web file, and patch file.
3. Create
the index file.
a. Create
the file usbload_config.txt.
b. Fill
in the file.
The
first line in the index file must be the SN to prevent repeated copy. The SN
consists of creation date + time, for example, <sn=201105091219;/>.
Before copying a file, the device compares the SNs. If the SN of a file to be
copied already exists, the device does not copy the file. After the file is
copied, the device stores the SN. The index files without SNs are considered
invalid, and the device will stop copying the files.
If
an index file contains the following three formats, the device uses the
information in format (2). If the required information is not obtained, the
device uses the information in format (3) and then format (1). When only one
USB flash drive is used in the upgrade, the values of mac=, esn=, and
boardtype= are default. When the device obtains the value default, the device
starts to copy the file without comparing it with other files.
When
editing an index file, press Enter when a line is finished. After editing the
file, save it.
Select
the upgrade files, including system software, configuration file, Web file, and
patch file as required.
The
upgrade procedures for S5300-SI, S3300-HI, S5300-HI and S6300 are the same.
(1) To upgrade the same system software,
configuration file, Web file, and patch file on multiple devices, fill in the
file in the format <boardtype=; vrpfile=; vrpver=; cfgfile=; webfile=;
patchfile=;/>.
− To
obtain the value of boardtype, view device labels or run the display version
command. boardtype=default indicates that all devices will be upgraded.
− Fill
in the system software name behind vrpfile=.
− Fill
in the version number behind vrpfile=.
− Fill
in the configuration file name behind cfgfile=.
− Fill
in the web file name behind webfile=.
− Fill
in the patch file name behind patchfile=.
The following are the index files of
different devices:
<boardtype=S5328C-SI;
vrpfile=S5300SI-V200R001C00SPC300.CC; vrpver=V200R001C00SPC300; cfgfile=;
webfile=; patchfile=;/>
<boardtype=S5300-HI;
vrpfile=S5300HI-V200R001C00SPC300.CC; vrpver=V200R001C00SPC300; cfgfile=;
webfile=; patchfile=;/>
The following two formats are used
for upgrading a single device:
(2) <mac=; vrpfile=; vrpver=;
cfgfile=; webfile=; patchfile=;/>
− View
the device's MAC address on the chassis and fill in the MAC address behind mac=
in the format XXXX-XXXX-XXXX.
− Fill
in the system software name behind vrpfile=.
− Fill
in the version number behind vrpfile=.
− Fill
in the configuration file name behind cfgfile=.
− Fill
in the web file name behind webfile=.
− Fill
in the patch file name behind patchfile=.
The following is an example of
configuration file:
<mac=0018-8200-0001; vrpfile=;
vrpver=; cfgfile=vrpcfg.cfg; webfile=; patchfile=;/>
The following is an example of patch
file:
<mac=0018-8200-0002; vrpfile=;
vrpver=; cfgfile=; webfile=; patchfile=patch.pat;/>
(3) <esn=; vrpfile=; vrpver=;
cfgfile=; webfile=; patchfile=;/>
− View
the device's ESN and fill in the ESN behind esn=.
− Fill
in the system software name behind vrpfile=.
− Fill
in the version number behind vrpfile=.
− Fill
in the configuration file name behind cfgfile=.
− Fill
in the web file name behind webfile=.
− Fill
in the patch file name behind patchfile=.
The following is an example of patch
file:
<esn=210235182110AB000268;
vrpfile=; vrpver=; cfgfile=; webfile=; patchfile=patch.pat;/>
The following is an example of
system software:
<esn=210235182110AB000268;
vrpfile=S5300SI-V200R001C00SPC300.CC; vrpver=V200R001C00SPC300;
cfgfile=vrpcfg.cfg; webfile=; patchfile=;/>
If a keyword is not found or
matched, the value of this item is considered to be empty.
If the version number behind vrpver=
is the same as the current version, the device will not restart.
4. Copy
the index file, system S5352C-EI software, configuration file, Web file, and patch file
to the root directory of the USB flash drive.
The index files must be stored to
the root directory on the USB flash drive; the other files are stored in the
corresponding directories.
