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Managing Device Firmware
- 13 Aug 2024
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Managing Device Firmware
- Updated on 13 Aug 2024
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The firmware on Provider Connectivity Assurance devices is normally upgraded by means of configuration jobs or flows. When you set up a configuration job for a firmware upgrade, you can browse for a firmware file to install or you can access a firmware file that was previously stored (staged) on Legacy orchestrator.
The Devices ▶ Firmware page allows you to determine the version of firmware on all devices managed by Legacy orchestrator. You can also store and delete firmware files on the Legacy orchestrator server.
In particular, you can do the following tasks in the Devices ▶ Firmware page:
- View the list of Provider Connectivity Assurance devices, and determine the firmware version that is currently installed on each of them.
- Store firmware files for Provider Connectivity Assurance devices on the Legacy orchestrator appliance where they are readily available for upgrading devices remotely. It is possible to store the following:
- Firmware for most Provider Connectivity Assurance Sensor models
- Firmware for Provider Connectivity Assurance Sensor Control
- Connectivity Assurance Sensor Control firmware suites (firmware for Connectivity Assurance Sensor Modules)
- Determine previous versions of firmware that are available for rolling back the firmware on each device.
- Delete firmware files from Legacy orchestrator appliance.
To view firmware installed on managed devices and stored on Legacy orchestrator
- Access the Devices ▶ Firmware page.
Devices ▶ Firmware page
Devices (left pane)
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| Device name | The host name of the device. This value is set on the device. Legacy orchestrator obtains the value from the device. |
| Label | An identifier for the device that is defined and used in Legacy orchestrator. You can edit this by selecting the device in the Managed Elements list. |
| Serial | The serial number of the Provider Connectivity Assurance device. This value is obtained from the Provider Connectivity Assurance device. |
| IP | The IP address of the Provider Connectivity Assurance device. |
| Current firmware | The current firmware version that runs the Provider Connectivity Assurance device. |
| Rollback firmware | The firmware version available for a rollback. |
Firmware Files [stored on Legacy orchestrator] (right pane)
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| Filename | Name of firmware file available on Legacy orchestrator, includes:
|
| Type | Type of device on which the firmware can be installed. Possible values:
|
| Version | Version of the firmware file or firmware suite file. |
| Build number | Build of the firmware file. |
| Supported products | Product numbers of devices on which the firmware can be installed. |
To store (stage) a new firmware version on Legacy orchestrator
Access the Devices ▶ Firmware page.
Click the Add firmware
button.Click the Choose File button.
Select the firmware file (afl format).
Click the Import FW Load button.
Click the Import button.
Click the Refresh
button to refresh the user interface. The new firmware file is added to the list.
button.
button to refresh the user interface. The new firmware file is added to the list.To delete a firmware file from Legacy orchestrator
Access the Devices ▶ Firmware page.
Select the firmware file (in the list) that you wish to delete.
Click the Remove firmware
button.Click OK from the confirmation dialog to confirm and apply.
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