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File Transfers
Downloading an Operating System
Note Downloading a new OS does not change the current switch configuration. The
switch configuration is contained in separate files that can also be transferred.
See “Transferring Switch Configurations” on
page A-20.
In most cases, if a power failure or other cause interrupts a flash image
download, the switch reboots with the image previously stored in primary
flash. In the unlikely event that the primary image is corrupted (which may
occur if a download is interrupted by a power failure), the switch goes into
boot ROM mode. In this case, use the boot ROM console to download a new
image to primary flash. See
“Restoring a Flash Image” on page C-56.
Using TFTP To Download an OS Image from a Server
This procedure assumes that:
■ An OS file for the switch has been stored on a TFTP server accessible to
the switch. (The OS file is typically available from the HP ProCurve
website at http://www.hp.com/go/hpprocurve.)
■ The switch is properly connected to your network and has already been
configured with a compatible IP address and subnet mask.
■ The TFTP server is accessible to the switch via IP.
Before you use the procedure, do the following:
■ Obtain the IP address of the TFTP server in which the OS file has been
stored.
■ If VLANs are configured on the switch, determine the name of the VLAN
in which the TFTP server is operating.
■ Determine the name of the OS file stored in the TFTP server for the switch
(for example, G0101.swi).
Note If your TFTP server is a UNIX workstation, ensure that the case (upper or
lower) that you specify for the filename is the same case as the characters
in the OS filenames on the server.
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- TRANSMITTAL 0
- © 2012 HKS, INC 1
- TEMPLATE VERSION: 1
- GENERAL NOTES: 2
- NEW FLAG NOTES: 2
- JEDI Balancing, Inc 6
- ABBREVIATION INDEX 7
- Trevor Quain 8
- Greg Barnes 8
- AURORA, CO 8
- 1/21/2013 8
- 10 C 214 14
- 3 Anwendungshinweise 15
- 12 C 214 16
- 4 Reinigung 17
- 14 C 214 18
- 5 Technische Daten 19
- 16 C 214 20
- 1 Description 21
- 18 C 214 22
- 2 Powering 23
- Inhaltsverzeichnis 24
- 20 C 214 25
- 3 Using the Microphone 26
- 22 C 214 27
- 24 C 214 29
- 26 C 214 31
- 4 Cleaning 32
- 28 C 214 33
- 5 Specifications 34
- Sicherheitshinweis 35
- 1 Beschreibung 35
- 30 C 214 36
- Consigne de sécurité 37
- 32 C 214 38
- 2 Alimentation 39
- 34 C 214 40
- 3 Conseils d’utilisation 41
- 36 C 214 42
- 38 C 214 44
- 40 C 214 47
- 4 Nettoyage 48
- 42 C 214 49
- 5 Caractéristiques techniques 50
- 44 C 214 51
- Inidcazione per la sicurezza 52
- 1 Descrizione 52
- 46 C 214 53
- 2 Alimentazione 54
- 48 C 214 55
- 3 Istruzioni per l’impiego 56
- 2 Stromversorgung 57
- 50 C 214 58
- 52 C 214 60
- 54 C 214 62
- 4 Pulizia 63
- 56 C 214 64
- 5 Dati tecnici 65
- 58 C 214 66
- Indicaciones de seguridad 67
- 1 Descripción 67
- 60 C 214 69
- 2 Alimentación 70
- 62 C 214 71
- 3 Indicaciones de aplicación 72
- 64 C 214 73
- 66 C 214 75
- 68 C 214 77
- 4 Limpieza 78
- 70 C 214 80
- 5 Datos técnicos 81
- 72 C 214 82
- Aviso de segurança 83
- 1 Descrição 83
- 74 C 214 84
- 2 Alimentação 85
- 76 C 214 86
- 3 Aplicação 87
- 78 C 214 88
- 80 C 214 91
- 82 C 214 93
- 4 Limpeza 94
- 84 C 214 95
- 5 Especificações 96
- 86 C 214 97
- Page 1 of 3 101
- Revision: 11/12/2013 102
- Group: Fan Coil 104
- Part Number: 667753900 104
- Date: January 2013 104
- Wiring Diagrams 105
- Start-Up 107
- Maintenance 108
- 14 IM 168-7 109
- Model Number Description 110
- 2 E C U 114
- 2 IM 168-7 115
- Appendix 116
- IM 168-7 21 117
- Part Number: IM 1019 118
- Date: October 2011 118
- General Information 126
- Table 19: Service Menu Table 136
- Installation 137
- © 2013 Daikin 01/13 160
- Daikin Applied 160
- 800.432.1342 160
- 12 Port Trunking 165
- Image Options 166
- The unequal code 167
- OS Downloads 168
- Caution--No 170
- Rebooting the Switch 171
- Operating Notes 173
- Friendly Port Names 175
- 13 Port Traffic Controls 176
- Overview 177
- Web, and Inbound Telnet 178
- Interface Access 179
- Parameters 179
- ■ VT100 operation 182
- ■ 19,200 baud 182
- ■ No flow control 182
- ■ 10-minute inactivity time 182
- ■ Critical log events 182
- Remote Management Sessions 183
- System Information 184
- New hostname, contact 188
- Additional System 188
- Information 188
- [System Info] 190
- [Apply Changes] 190
- [?] in the web 190
- Friendly port names 194
- Ports Without 194
- “Friendly” 194
- Configuring IP Addressing 197
- A File Transfers 198
- IP Configuration 200
- Live (TTL) 202
- [E] (for Edit) 203
- A Switch 5300XL with 205
- IP Addressing and 205
- VLANs Configured 205
- [IP Configuration] 208
- C Troubleshooting 209
- ■ For Bootp operation: 213
- ■ For DHCP operation: 213
- Downloads 214
- Time Protocols 219
- D MAC Address Management 220
- TimeP Time Synchronization 221
- SNTP Time Synchronization 221
- Operation 222
- Configuring 223
- Table 9-1. SNTP Parameters 224
- – None 225
- Disabled 234
- Table 9-2. Timep Parameters 235
- – TIMEP (the default) 236
- Time Sync Method 240
- Getting Started 242
- Address Prioritization 245
- Prioritized list of SNTP 246
- Server IP Addresses 246
- Configured 247
- Contents 248
- Transceivers to 249
- Fixed-Configuration 249
- Devices 249
- — Continued — 250
- Command Syntax Statements 253
- Enables global flow control 258
- Disables per-port flow 258
- Configuring HP Auto-MDIX 260
- Command Prompts 264
- Screen Simulations 264
- Introduction 265
- PoE Terminology 266
- Overview of Operation 267
- Related Publications 267
- Configuration Options 268
- PD Support 269
- Power Priority Operation 271
- Configuring PoE Operation 273
- Configuration 284
- Assigning PoE Ports to VLANs 285
- PoE Operating Notes 288
- PoE Event Log Messages 289
- Port Trunking 293
- Features and Operation 296
- Trunk Configuration Methods 296
- Sources for More Information 298
- Trunk Group 302
- [Enter] 303
- “Up” Links 307
- Standby Link 307
- IP Addressing 309
- [Port Status] 311
- Default Port Operation 315
- LACP Notes and Restrictions 316
- “Trunk” Option 318
- Need Only a Quick Start? 320
- Trunked Links 321
- Port Traffic Controls 324
- Traffic/Security Filters 326
- Filter Limits 327
- Forward action 328
- Filter Types and Operation 332
- Rate-Limiting Operation 334
- Rate-Limiting 335
- Terminology 340
- GMB Operation 340
- GMB Operating Notes 346
- Applications 348
- SNMP Management Features 350
- SNMP Version 3 Commands 352
- Ve rsion 3 354
- Initial Users 354
- SNMPv3 Users 355
- Group Access Levels 358
- SNMPv3 Communities 359
- Two Operator Access Levels 360
- Communities 361
- Advantages of Using the CLI 364
- SNMP Notification and Traps 366
- Trap Features 368
- Advanced Management: RMON 372
- CDP Terminology 374
- Browser Interface 375
- General CDP Operation 376
- Incoming CDP Packets 377
- CDP Packets on All Ports 381
- Per-Port CDP Enable/Disable 381
- Configuring CDP Operation 383
- Transmission 385
- HP ProCurve 386
- Series 5300XL Switches 386
- Outbound CDP Packets 388
- File Transfers 393
- General OS Download Rules 394
- [Enter] to begin 397
- Using Secure Copy and SFTP 400
- [Send] button 407
- Switch-to-Switch Download 408
- Running Total 411
- Downloaded 411
- Message Indicating 412
- Failure 412
- ACL Command Files 414
- Using the Menu Interface 420
- At this point, press 421
- [Enter] and start the 421
- Xmodem command 421
- Status and Counters Data 426
- General System Information 428
- Module Information 430
- Port Status 432
- Control Status 433
- [Enter]. The 436
- Located MAC 437
- Address and 437
- Corresponding 437
- Port Number 437
- Prompt for Selecting 438
- Command Line (CLI) option.) 442
- VLAN Information 444
- Because ports A1 445
- 44, it does not appear 445
- Enable monitoring 448
- Use the Space bar to 449
- Monitored Ports 451
- – Monitor port 452
- – Interface Being Monitored 452
- Troubleshooting 455
- Troubleshooting Approaches 458
- General Problems 461
- ACL Problems 462
- Unusual Network Activity 463
- Correct 465
- Incorrect. No mask needed 465
- CDP Problems 467
- IGMP-Related Problems 468
- LACP-Related Problems 468
- Mesh-Related Problems 469
- Global RADIUS Encryption Key 472
- Unique RADIUS Encryption Key 472
- 10.33.18.119 472
- QoS-Related Problems 473
- Radius-Related Problems 473
- Problems 474
- Asterisk indicates a 475
- SSH-Related Problems 476
- TACACS-Related Problems 478
- VLAN-Related Problems 480
- Problem: This switch detects 482
- Sources 483
- Range of Events in the Log 485
- Log Status Line 485
- Main Menu Features 486
- CLI: Listing Events 487
- Messages 488
- ■ ACL “deny” matches 491
- ■ Up to six Syslog servers 491
- Debug Command Operation 492
- Syslog Operation 496
- Port Auto-Negotiation 504
- Ping and Link Tests 505
- Diagnostic Tools 506
- [Ctrl] [C] 507
- [Configuration Report] 510
- ■ IP routes 511
- ■ GVRP support 511
- Traceroute Command 513
- Restoring a Flash Image 517
- MAC Address Management 522
- Determining MAC Addresses 523
- Switch Base (or Default 524
- VLAN) MAC address 524
- Current IP Address 524
- Assigned to the Switch 524
- Switches 528
- Index – 1 533
- 2 – Index 534
- Index – 3 535
- 4 – Index 536
- Index – 5 537
- 6 – Index 538
- Index – 7 539
- 8 – Index 540
- Index – 9 541
- 10 – Index 543
- Menu Features List 547
- Where To Go From Here 548
- Accessing the CLI 552
- Using the CLI 552
- Privilege Levels at Logon 553
- Privilege Level Operation 554
- How To Move Between Levels 557
- This example displays 560
- Displaying CLI “Help” 561
- Configuration Modes 564
- CLI Control and Editing 567
- General Features 570
- Workstation 571
- Manager Plus (PCM+) 572
- First-Time 574
- Install Alert 574
- Interface Session 575
- Interface 576
- Using a User Names 578
- If You Lose the Password 578
- The Help Button 579
- Support/Mgmt URLs Feature 580
- Support URL 581
- The Overview Window 582
- Port Status Indicators 583
- Port Utilization Bar Graphs 583
- Bandwidth Display Control 583
- 8 Configuring IP Addressing 584
- Status Reporting Features 585
- The Alert Log 587
- The Status Bar 589
- 9 Time Protocols 595
- Management 596
- Using the CLI To Implement 599
- Configuration Changes 599
- Changes 602
- Reboot Switch option 604
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