Please ensure you have a backup of the system before proceeding. Saved the ADE-OS running configuration to startup successfully Save the current ADE-OS running configuration? (yes/no) ? Prime/admin# application upgrade PI-Upgrade-2.1.0.0.87.tar.gz httpRepo You took a snapshot of your VM and/or have a valid backup, right? Stop of Plug and Play Gateway Completed!!ĭA syslog daemon process id does not exist
Plug and Play Gateway is being shut down. Network Control System successfully shutdown. Here’s how you check your version: prime/admin# show application version NCSĪll good, so now we stop the NCS processes: As of this writing, you can upgrade from 2.0.0.294 or 1.3.0.20 with the point patch (see the Quick Start Guide for more info). Don’t forget that you may need to allow the port through your host firewall.īefore you start the upgrade, verify that you are running a version that us supported.
The same thing works if you’re running on Windows. When you’re ready for it to quit, hit ^C in that window. So here’s what my Python http server looks like: :~/tftp$ python -m SimpleHTTPServer The password will be stored as a hash in the config. You configure that something like this: repository backupRepo I use this method for my backup repository that points at an appropriate server. The repository will also let you configure FTP with a username and password. When I want to transfer an upgrade or patch to an ADE-OS appliance, I just fire up a python HTTP server with python -m SimpleHTTP in the directory where the upgrade file lies. In my case, I have configured a repository for my workstation: repository httpRepo It may just be something about the way I have my machine setup, but it seems to only happen with these ADE-OS appliances. For some reason, I almost always seem to have issues using a tftp repository. You must pre-configure a “repository” and reference that. With ADE-OS, you can’t just reference the URL for the download like you can with IOS. Then you can go figure out why it didn’t work without worrying about a service being down. If everything goes heinously wrong, you can restore the snapshot and everything is hunky dory again. I run my instance as a VMware appliance. That helps to make upgrades relatively painless and risk free because you can take a snapshot before you start. Cisco recently released Cisco Prime Infrastructure 2.1.
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