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Simplified Upgrade
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Option to Ignore the Version
By default, the upgrade operation will perform a version check. An optional parameter to ignore the
version field will be available in the CLI command as well as SNMP MIB.
The user may choose to perform a forced upgrade.
Similarly, if the specified manifest file does not have a version field, it will perform a forced upgrade
for backward compatibility.
Supported Images
The version comparison is done for the following images:
• Interface Module FPGA (LP FPGA)
• Management Module FPGA (MBRIDGE and MBRIDGE-32)
NOTE
Simplified Upgrade (single-command) must be performed before LP Auto-Upgrade can be
configured. The later one uses the manifest file that the former one downloaded in the system flash.
Single-Command Package Upgrade
The CLI command is modified to have an optional parameter to ignore or bypass version checking.
Full syntax (using a TFTP server as the source):
NetIron# copy tftp system [all-images] <server-ip-address>
manifest <File name> [lp-sec | mp-sec | secondary]
[skip-version-check]
Full syntax (using a removable storage device as the source):
NetIron# copy <slot1 | slot2> system [all-images]
manifest <File name> [lp-sec | mp-sec | secondary]
[skip-version-check]
Interface Module Auto-Upgrade
NOTE
Interface Module Auto-Upgrade does not support LP Auto-Upgrade, which allows the system to
automatically upgrade the Boot and FPGA images of an inserted interface module.
In a full-system upgrade where an external set of images (or, release package) is to be applied to
the system, it makes sense to perform a version comparison between what is currently running in
the system and the release package (while LP Auto-Upgrade compares the image version in LP and
that of the system).
- Brocade MLX Series and 1
- NetIron XMR 1
- Document History 2
- About This Document 3
- Supported hardware 4
- What’s new in this document 4
- Document conventions 4
- Notice to the reader 5
- Related publications 6
- Getting technical help 6
- Contents 7
- 53-1003267-02 10
- Product Overview 15
- Brocade MLX routers 16
- FIGURE 2 Brocade MLX-8 router 17
- • Two management modules 18
- • Up to 32 interface modules 18
- Hardware features 19
- Brocade MLX-32 router 19
- NetIron XMR routers 20
- NetIron XMR 32000 router 23
- Router modules 24
- • Console port 25
- • A 10/100/1000 Ethernet port 25
- Auxiliary flash slots 26
- External compact flash 26
- Console port 26
- 10/100/1000 Ethernet port 26
- Management module LEDs 27
- Interface modules 28
- SKU Ports Description 29
- • Two 100xGbE CFP ports 30
- TABLE 4 100xGbE module LEDs 31
- 8x10GE-X interface modules 32
- TABLE 6 8x10GE-X module LEDs 33
- LED Location State Meaning 34
- • Two LEDs per port 35
- • BR-MLX-1GCx24-X-ML 38
- • BR-MLX-1GCx24-X 38
- • 24 1 Gbps RJ45 copper ports 39
- • BR-MLX-1GFx24-X 39
- • BR-MLX-1GFx24-X-ML 39
- • 24 1 Gbps fiber ports 40
- Position State Meaning 41
- LED Position State Meaning 42
- • Name of the module 44
- • LED indicator for a port 44
- Line Module Shutdown 45
- Switch fabric modules 46
- Power supplies 47
- TABLE 17 Power supplies 48
- Rack mounting brackets 50
- • Leave the fan speed as is 53
- • Increase the fan speed 53
- • Decrease the fan speed 53
- Supported software features 54
- FIGURE 38 Installing a module 68
- Brocade(config)# write memory 78
- Write startup-config done 78
- Interface modules 1 – 16 86
- 2Cord retainer 4 Ground point 97
- Installation requirements 102
- 2 Removable front panel 103
- ATTENTION 109
- FIGURE 65 Saddle installation 110
- 2 Rack mounting poles 112
- 3Router mounting brackets 112
- Figure 70 116
- Slide the chassis in the rack 116
- Secure chassis in rack 117
- 1 Hooked tab 2 Stepped tab 119
- Cable management notes 123
- Accessing modules for service 130
- 1 Cable bundles 131
- 4 ALM 9 Power supply 132
- 5 Latch handle open 132
- Connecting AC power 133
- Connecting DC power 133
- 2Power lug 135
- Final steps 136
- Activating the power source 137
- Verifying proper operation 138
- Router LED states and actions 139
- Displaying the module status 141
- Forced card deletion 142
- Installation precautions 147
- General precautions 148
- Power precautions 149
- Installation considerations 151
- Installation procedure 151
- Brocade# config 152
- Brocade(config)# exit 152
- Brocade# write memory 152
- Brocade# reload 152
- 1 Front 3 Shipping screws 156
- 1 Standard 19 inch rack 157
- Module Slot number 158
- Removing the shipping screws 165
- 1 Lift handle 3 Power cord 171
- Removing slot blanks 178
- Brocade# conf t 179
- Brocade# set-fan-speed auto 179
- 1Interface module 180
- 4ALM 9Power supply 203
- 1Lug screws 2 Power lug (2) 205
- Cable cinch overview 217
- FIGURE 137 Two mRJ21 cables 218
- FIGURE 138 Three mRJ21 cables 218
- FIGURE 140 Five mRJ21 cables 219
- FIGURE 141 Six mRJ21 cables 220
- FIGURE 142 Seven mRJ21 cables 220
- RJ45 procedures 221
- 24 RJ45 cables in four groups 223
- 30 RJ45 cables in five groups 224
- 36 RJ45 cables in six groups 224
- Assigning permanent passwords 227
- Configuring IP addresses 228
- Tunable 10 GbE DWDM SFP+ 232
- Testing network connectivity 234
- Tracing a route 235
- Managing Routers and Modules 237
- • Status of the fans 240
- • MAC address of the device 240
- Field Description 241
- Static and dynamic buffers 244
- MP Presence State 245
- Rolling Reboot 246
- FPGA Image Mismatch 247
- Managing the cooling system 249
- Syntax: show fan-threshold 253
- • LP – An interface module 254
- Monitoring the cooling system 256
- Temperature log reduction 257
- Managing interface modules 258
- Brocade# lp sync all 259
- Changing the boot source 260
- Monitoring Link Status 265
- Syslog messages 266
- Brocade# alarm history 100 267
- Displaying alarms 268
- Configuring alarm logging 268
- Description Syntax 269
- Switch fabric element 271
- Displaying CPU usage 273
- Removing MAC address entries 275
- Simplified Upgrade 275
- Version Information 276
- Summary Report 276
- Option to Ignore the Version 277
- Supported Images 277
- Hardware maintenance schedule 279
- Replacing a management module 280
- Replacing an interface module 281
- Replacing a power supply 284
- 5Latch handle open 289
- Replacing fan assemblies 290
- 1 Fan module 1 6 Fan module 6 292
- 2 Fan module 2 7 Fan module 7 292
- 3 Fan module 3 8 Fan module 8 292
- 4 Fan module 4 9 Fan module 9 292
- Replacing the air filters 298
- 2 Filter 4 Filter grab-strap 300
- 2Filter 4Fan trap 301
- • Phillips screwdriver 302
- • Small flathead screwdriver 302
- • ESD wrist strap 302
- FIGURE 170 Handle removal 304
- Hardware Specifications 307
- Component Maximum power 308
- Physical dimensions 309
- Operating environment 309
- Storage environment 310
- Safety agency approvals 310
- Electromagnetic approvals 310
- Power specifications 310
- Console port pin assignments 314
- Power cords 315
- Regulatory Statements 319
- Power cords (Japan Denan) 320
- TABLE 56 Anatel certificates 322
- Caution and Danger Notices 323
- Cautions 324
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