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Upgrade IOS Image on Cisco 2960
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06-16-2015 06:50 AM
Hi...
The native script IOS Image Upgrade don't work on cisco 2960.
What did I do to get it to work?
Solved! Go to Solution.
Create a new script and under
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06-17-2015 03:32 AM
Create a new script and under
Action-Commands:
archive tar /xtract /overwrite tftp://192.168.1.5/c2960-lanbasek9-tar.122-58.SE1.tar flash: \r\r
The \r is to answer the questsion like are you sure and confirm
Cisco have special command with many options for that
#archive download-sw ?
/directory Specify a directory for images
/force-reload Unconditionally reload system after successful sw upgrade
/imageonly Load only the IOS image(s)
/leave-old-sw Leave old sw installed after successful sw upgrade
/no-set-boot Don’t set BOOT — leave existing boot config alone
/no-version-check skip version check that prevents incompatible image install
/overwrite OK to overwrite an existing image
/reload Reload system (if no unsaved config changes) after
successful sw upgrade
/safe Always load before deleting old version
flash: Image file
ftp: Image file
http: Image file
https: Image file
rcp: Image file
scp: Image file
tftp: Image file
Some more notes on archive - http://ccie-or-null.net/2011/05/24/using-the-cli-to-install-and-ios-in-tar-format/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/sifbaksh
I have this erro on ur script
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06-18-2015 12:06 PM
Export of a CCS contains complete information
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06-18-2015 12:47 PM
Bruno,
This is an exported CCS from the NetMRI.
The GUI prompts you for the first few particulars of the script, and therefore those same attributes need to be removed before import of the script, otherwise a duplicate attribute is received; this is the information input via the GUI that is included in the export for compete exported script information.
Believe all of this text should be removed, and then the script will import, copy/paste, correctly:
###########################################################################
## Export of Script: IOS Image Upgrade 2960 and 3560
## Script-Level: 3
## Script-Category: Uncategorized
###########################################################################
Script:
IOS Image Upgrade 2960 and 3560
Script-Description:
This script may be used to help automate image updates for Cisco 2950, 2960, and 3560 series routers and terminal servers. It is designed to work with Cisco IOS based devices that use "flash:" as their boot storage device - with a single partition and have only one supervisor module. No attempt is made to handle multiple flash devices, partitions within flash devices, or loading images to multiple supervisor modules.
ok... now i have this error:
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06-18-2015 12:59 PM
ok... now i have this error:
Export of Script: IOS Image Upgrade 2960 and 3560
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06-18-2015 01:08 PM
Here is a reworked CCS Script to upgrade 2960's and 3560's.
###########################################################################
## Export of Script: IOS Image Upgrade 2960 and 3560
## Script-Level: 3
## Script-Category: Uncategorized
###########################################################################
Script:
IOS Image Upgrade 2960 and 3560
Script-Description:
This script may be used to help automate image updates for Cisco 2950, 2960, and 3560 series routers and terminal servers. It is designed to work with Cisco IOS based devices that use "flash:" as their boot storage device - with a single partition and have only one supervisor module. No attempt is made to handle multiple flash devices, partitions within flash devices, or loading images to multiple supervisor modules.
Script-Filter:
# PLEASE REVIEW BEFORE USING!!!
#
# This script content is provided to the user as is and is not
# warranted or guaranteed against specific vendor devices or user
# scenarios. It is provided by Netcordia to the user of this platform
# as an example, and should not be executed against production network
# devices unless the user has reviewed and/or made the proper
# modification to assure safe execution in specific network
# configurations. Please contact your Netcordia representative or
# Netcordia support if you have questions or concerns about how to
# safely use the following scripted content in your network.
#
# You MUST check the "enable_changes" option for any commands to
# be executed. When NOT selected, the script will log the commands it
# would execute, but not download files or make changes to the device.
#
# You may specify addtional path information in the server field when
# using the ftp and http protocols.
#
# If multiple protocols are selected, only one will be used. Order of
# preference is http, scp, ftp, then tftp.
#
# The clean_flash option will attempt to free space in flash by
# deleting common files such as crash dumps and misc html files.
# If you use this option, you may want to adjust the file pattern
# matches in the "Delete Files" action.
#
# Use of scp requires that the device currently be running an image
# with crypto support (a.k.a., a "k9" image).
#
# If you use scp, the password will appear in the process log of
# the Job details viewer. Use a dedicated, restricted account for this.
# In addition, the image file must exist in the user's home directory.
#
# To use ftp transfer, you must first define ftp user, password, and
# mode settings (i.e., ip ftp username, ip ftp password, ip ftp passive)
#
# The current running image AND the new image MUST end in ".bin".
# This means if you are currently using a running image that was not
# copied with its original filename intact, you must manually correct
# this before using this script.
#
# The script will not do a force delete of the current running image
# from flash, if it exists. This is to help prevent leaving a device
# without an image if there is a problem during the file copy.
#
# The download only option will copy the new file to flash if needed,
# but will not change the configuration or attempt to reload the device.
#
# It is not necessary to specify either of the "reload_now" or
# "reload_cmd" options. Devices can be manually restarted later or
# perhaps reloaded by another script.
$Vendor eq "Cisco" and
$sysDescr like /IOS/ and
( $model like /2950/ or
$model like /2960/ or
$model like /3560/ )
Script-Timeout:
7000
Script-Variables:
$use_scp boolean
$use_http boolean
$use_ftp boolean
$use_tftp boolean
$server string "Enter server/path info here"
$new_image_name string "Enter image name here"
$new_image_size string "Enter size of file in bytes" number
$new_image_md5 string "Enter md5 hash here"
$scp_username string "Enter username if using scp"
$scp_password password "x"
$download_only boolean
$clean_flash boolean
$reload_cmd string "Enter reload in command here"
$reload_now boolean
$enable_changes boolean
#########################################################################
Action:
Set Variables and Download Method
Action-Description:
Set method of download based on above variables.
If one of these are not set the script will fail.
Action-Commands:
SET: $runscript = "no"
SET: $have_current_image = "no"
SET: $usehttp = "no"
SET: $useftp = "no"
SET: $usetftp = "no"
SET: $usescp = "no"
Action-Commands: { $use_http eq "on" }
SET: $usehttp = "yes"
SET: $runscript = "yes"
Action-Commands: { $usehttp eq "no" and $use_scp eq "on" }
SET: $usescp = "yes"
SET: $runscript = "yes"
Action-Commands: { $usehttp eq "no" and $usescp eq "no" and $use_ftp eq "on" }
SET: $useftp = "yes"
SET: $runscript = "yes"
Action-Commands: { $usehttp eq "no" and $usescp eq "no" and $useftp eq "no" and $use_tftp eq "on" }
SET: $usetftp = "yes"
SET: $runscript = "yes"
#########################################################################
Action:
Delete Files
Action-Description:
Delete various files if selected. This frees up space for the new file.
This script can only handle up to a total of nine image files in flash.
This action requires that a download protocol was selected. If
one of these are not set, the new file can not be downloaded.
Set the terminal length to 0 so that results are not paginated.
You may want to adjust some of the delete statements below to suit
your site.
Action-Filter:
$runscript ne "no"
Action-Commands: { $enable_changes eq "on" and $clean_flash eq "on" }
delete /force flash:*.html\r
delete /force flash:*.TXT\r
delete /force flash:*.gif\r
delete /force flash:*.js\r
delete /force flash:*.log\r
delete /force flash:*.template\r
delete /force flash:*.pkg\r
delete /force flash:*.sdf\r
delete /force flash:*.tar\r
delete /force flash:*.shtml\r
delete /force flash:*.cfg\r
delete /force flash:/crash*\r
delete /force flash:*.zup\r
delete /force flash:*.sbin\r
delete /force flash:*.loads\r
delete /force flash:*.sb2\r
delete /force flash:*.sbn\r
delete /force flash:*.cfg\r
delete /force flash:*.au\r
delete /force flash:crash*\r
delete /force flash:P00*\r
delete /force flash:S00*\r
delete /force flash:cmterm*\r
delete /force /rec html\r
Action-Commands: { $enable_changes eq "off" and $clean_flash eq "on" }
DEBUG:delete /force flash:*.html\r
DEBUG:delete /force flash:*.TXT\r
DEBUG:delete /force flash:*.gif\r
DEBUG:delete /force flash:*.js\r
DEBUG:delete /force flash:*.log\r
DEBUG:delete /force flash:*.template\r
DEBUG:delete /force flash:*.pkg\r
DEBUG:delete /force flash:*.sdf\r
DEBUG:delete /force flash:*.tar\r
DEBUG:delete /force flash:*.shtml\r
DEBUG:delete /force flash:*.cfg\r
DEBUG:delete /force flash:/crash*\r
DEBUG:delete /force flash:*.zup\r
DEBUG:delete /force flash:*.sbin\r
DEBUG:delete /force flash:*.loads\r
DEBUG:delete /force flash:*.sb2\r
DEBUG:delete /force flash:*.sbn\r
DEBUG:delete /force flash:*.cfg\r
DEBUG:delete /force flash:*.au\r
DEBUG:delete /force flash:crash*\r
DEBUG:delete /force flash:P00*\r
DEBUG:delete /force flash:S00*\r
DEBUG:delete /force flash:cmterm*\r
DEBUG:delete /force /rec html\r
Action-Commands:
terminal length 0
show ver
Output-Triggers:
Find Running Image
Failed Determining Active IOS Image
########################################################################
Trigger:
Find Running Image
Trigger-Description:
This trigger determines the running IOS filename and calls a
second trigger that looks for the new IOS image in flash. The
command specifically looks only for .bin files.
Trigger-Variables:
$currentbootimage /\w\d{4}[\w\-\.]+\.bin/
Trigger-Template:
flash:.*\/?[[$currentbootimage]]
Trigger-Filter:
$runscript ne "no"
Trigger-Commands:
dir /all
SET: $have_current_image = "yes"
Output-Triggers:
Check Files and Delete
########################################################################
Trigger:
Check Files and Delete
Trigger-Description:
This trigger looks for the user-supplied new image name in the
output of the "dir" command in the previous trigger.
$imagename must be a string of characters ending in ".bin".
The $file variable is used to determine each file's position in flash.
This allows the script to keep track of the number of image files in flash.
If the .bin file is not the running image or the new image delete it
to make room.
$dir needs to match date strings as well as in case
a file was uploaded to the device when the date/time was not available.
For example, it must properly pull the file sequence and .bin file
name from both of these:
1 -rw- 8699556 Mar 13 2007 22:27:30 +00:00 c3660-i-mz.123-9e.bin
3 -rw- 8477240 c3660-i-mz.123-3i.bin
Trigger-Variables:
$file /\d+/
$read /\s*-\w+-\s*/
$size /\d+/
$dir /\s*[<|>]\w+\s\w+[<|>]\s+|\s*\w*\s*\d*\s*\w+\s*\d+\s*\d+\s*\d+:\d+:\d+\s*[\+|-]\d+:\d+\s*/
$imagename /\w\d{4}[\w\-\.]+\.bin/
Trigger-Template:
[[$file]][[$read]][[$size]][[$dir]][[$imagename]]
Trigger-Commands: { $imagename eq $new_image_name }
verify /md5 flash:$imagename
Trigger-Commands: { $imagename ne $currentbootimage and $imagename ne $new_image_name and $enable_changes eq "on" }
DEBUG: del /force $imagename\r
Trigger-Commands: { $imagename ne $currentbootimage and $imagename ne $new_image_name and $enable_changes eq "off" }
DEBUG:del /force $imagename\r
Output-Triggers:
Check Image MD5 Hash
########################################################################
Trigger:
Check Image MD5 Hash
Trigger-Description:
Test that the calculated image MD5 hash matches the user-supplied value.
Trigger-Variables:
$imagemd5 /[[:xdigit:]]+/
Trigger-Filter:
$imagename eq $new_image_name
Trigger-Template:
.+Done!
.+ = [[$imagemd5]]
Trigger-Commands: { $imagemd5 eq $new_image_md5 }
SET: $havenewimage = "yes"
SET: $nofireissue = "yes"
Trigger-Commands: { $imagemd5 ne $new_image_md5 }
SET: $corruptnewimage = "yes"
SET: $nofireissue = "yes"
Output-Triggers:
Corrupt IOS Image File
#########################################################################
Action:
Squeeze
Action-Description:
Determine if deleted files are in flash, if so, try to squeeze the
flash to make room. It is ran at this point in case a previous copy
failed or we need to squeeze deleted files from the first action.
This is an action so that it is not called after each file delete.
Action-Filter:
$runscript ne "no" and $have_current_image eq "yes"
Action-Commands:
dir /all
Output-Triggers:
Deleted
Run Squeeze
#########################################################################
Trigger:
Deleted
Trigger-Description:
Determine if there are deleted files still in flash. Deleted files
will show in between brackets [].
Trigger-Template:
\[\S+\]
Trigger-Commands:
SET: $deleted = "yes"
#########################################################################
Trigger:
Run Squeeze
Trigger-Description:
Squeeze flash if deleted files were found. Also do another dir
command to determine free space left in flash.
Trigger-Timeout:
1500
Trigger-Filter:
$runscript ne "no"
Trigger-Commands: { $deleted eq "yes" and $enable_changes eq "on" }
DEBUG:squeeze flash:\r
Trigger-Commands: { $deleted eq "yes" and $enable_changes eq "off" }
DEBUG:squeeze flash:\r
Trigger-Commands: { $enable_changes eq "on" }
dir /all
Trigger-Commands: { $enable_changes eq "off" }
DEBUG:dir /all
Output-Triggers:
Check Space
########################################################################
Trigger:
Check Space
Trigger-Description:
This trigger determines if there is enough space in flash to load
the new image. The dir command output from the previous trigger is
parsed to determine free space remaining.
If we don't already have the new image in flash, and there is not
enough space to download it, fire an issue.
Trigger-Variables:
$Flash1 /\d+/ number
$Flash2 /\d+/ number
$FreeOrUsed string
$TotalOrAvail /\w+/
$paren /\(/
$paren2 /\)/
Trigger-Template:
[[$Flash1]] bytes [[$TotalOrAvail]] [[$paren]][[$Flash2]] bytes [[$FreeOrUsed]][[$paren2]]
Trigger-Commands: {$TotalOrAvail eq "available" and $Flash1 >= $new_image_size}
SET: $spaceavailable = "yes"
Trigger-Commands: {$FreeOrUsed eq "free" and $Flash2 >= $new_image_size}
SET: $spaceavailable = "yes"
Output-Triggers:
Insufficient Space for IOS Image
#########################################################################
Action:
Download IOS
Action-Description:
Copy the new image file to flash via SCP, TFTP, FTP or HTTP.
Action-Timeout:
5400
Action-Filter:
$runscript ne "no" and
$havenewimage ne "yes" and
$spaceavailable eq "yes" and
$have_current_image eq "yes"
Action-Commands: { $usehttp eq "yes" and $enable_changes eq "on" }
copy http://$server/$new_image_name flash:$new_image_name\r\rn\r
verify /md5 flash:$new_image_name
SET: $havenewimage = "yes"
Action-Commands: { $usehttp eq "yes" and $enable_changes eq "off"}
DEBUG:copy http://$server/$new_image_name flash:$new_image_name\r\rn\r
DEBUG:verify /md5 flash:$new_image_name
SET: $havenewimage = "yes"
Action-Commands: { $usescp eq "yes" and $enable_changes eq "on" }
copy scp://$server/$new_image_name flash:$new_image_name\r$scp_username\r\rn$scp_password\r
verify /md5 flash:$new_image_name
SET: $havenewimage = "yes"
Action-Commands: { $usescp eq "yes" and $enable_changes eq "off"}
DEBUG:copy scp://$server/$new_image_name flash:$new_image_name\r$scp_username\r\rn$scp_password\r
DEBUG:verify /md5 flash:$new_image_name
SET: $havenewimage = "yes"
Action-Commands: { $useftp eq "yes" and $enable_changes eq "on"}
copy ftp://$server/$new_image_name flash:$new_image_name\r\rn
verify /md5 flash:$new_image_name
SET: $havenewimage = "yes"
Action-Commands: {$useftp eq "yes" and $enable_changes eq "off"}
DEBUG:copy ftp://$server/$new_image_name flash:\r\rn
DEBUG:verify /md5 flash:$new_image_name
SET: $havenewimage = "yes"
Action-Commands: { $usetftp eq "yes" and $enable_changes eq "on" }
copy tftp://$server/$new_image_name flash:\r\rn\r
verify /md5 flash:$new_image_name
SET: $havenewimage = "yes"
Action-Commands: { $usetftp eq "yes" and $enable_changes eq "off"}
DEBUG:copy tftp://$server/$new_image_name flash:\r\rn\r
DEBUG:verify /md5 flash:$new_image_name
SET: $havenewimage = "yes"
Output-Triggers:
Check Image MD5 Hash
Check Download Complete
########################################################################
Trigger:
Check Download Complete
Trigger-Description:
Verify download completed successfully.
Trigger-Template:
%Error
Trigger-Commands:
SET: $copyfail = "yes"
Output-Triggers:
IOS Image File Copy Failed
#########################################################################
Action:
Change Boot Image and Verify Changes
Action-Description:
Since this is a new action we need to redetermine the running version
and change the boot system flash: commands in the following triggers.
Action-Filter:
$runscript ne "no" and $have_current_image eq "yes"
Action-Commands:
show ver
show flash
Output-Triggers:
Update Boot Sequence
IOS Upgrade Succeeded
IOS Upgrade Failed
Flash Squeeze Operation Failed
Incorrect or Missing Boot Commands
#########################################################################
Trigger:
Update Boot Sequence
Trigger-Description:
Make the new file the first boot image and the current image
the second boot image by updating the configuration and saving
to NVRAM.
Trigger-Variables:
$currentimageverify /[\w\-\.]+\.bin/
Trigger-Filter:
$havenewimage eq "yes"
and $download_only eq "off"
and $spaceavailable eq "yes"
and $copyfail ne "yes"
Trigger-Template:
flash:.*\/?[[$currentimageverify]]
Trigger-Commands: { $havenewimage eq "yes" and $enable_changes eq "on"}
config terminal
no boot system
boot system flash:$new_image_name
end
write memory
show boot
SET: $bootchange = "yes"
Trigger-Commands: { $havenewimage eq "yes" and $enable_changes eq "off"}
DEBUG:config terminal
DEBUG:no boot system
DEBUG:boot system flash:$new_image_name
DEBUG:end
DEBUG:write memory
show boot
SET: $bootchange = "yes"
Output-Triggers:
Verify Boot
#########################################################################
Trigger:
Verify Boot
Trigger-Description:
Verify that the boot statements exist for the new IOS image that
was installed into flash. Then run another dir command.
Trigger-Template:
BOOT path-list\s+:\s+flash:$new_image_name
Trigger-Commands:
SET: $bootexists = "yes"
dir /all
Output-Triggers:
Verify Squeeze
#########################################################################
Trigger:
Verify Squeeze
Trigger-Description:
Verify that the squeeze command completed by checking that no deleted
files appear in flash.
Trigger-Template:
\[\S+\]
Trigger-Commands:
SET: $squeezefailed = "yes"
#########################################################################
Issue:
Insufficient Space for IOS Image
Issue-ID:
IOSUpgradeNoSpace
Issue-Severity:
Warning
Issue-Description:
Insufficient storage space in flash to install the new IOS image.
Issue-Filter:
$spaceavailable ne "yes" and
$nofireissue ne "yes"
Issue-Details:
Host $IPAddress
Name $Name
SpaceNeeded $new_image_size
SpaceAvailable $freespace
InstalledFlash $flash
#########################################################################
Issue:
IOS Image File Copy Failed
Issue-ID:
IOSUpgradeCopyFailed
Issue-Severity:
Error
Issue-Description:
There was an error during the IOS image copy.
Issue-Filter:
$copyfail eq "yes"
Issue-Details:
Host $IPAddress
Name $Name
#########################################################################
Issue:
IOS Upgrade Succeeded
Issue-ID:
IOSUpgradeComplete
Issue-Severity:
Info
Issue-Description:
The IOS upgrade completed successfully.
Issue-Filter:
$bootexists eq "yes" and
$havenewimage eq "yes" and
$squeezefailed ne "yes"
Issue-Details:
Host $IPAddress
Name $Name
#########################################################################
Issue:
IOS Upgrade Failed
Issue-ID:
IOSUpgradeFailed
Issue-Severity:
Error
Issue-Description:
The IOS upgrade failed. The boot commands are not in the configuration,
the new image doesn't exist in flash, or deleted files are still present
(squeeze operation failed).
Issue-Filter:
($bootexists ne "yes" and
$download_only eq "off") or
$havenewimage ne "yes" or
$squeezefailed eq "yes" or
$spaceavailable ne "yes"
Issue-Details:
Host $IPAddress
Name $Name
#########################################################################
Issue:
Flash Squeeze Operation Failed
Issue-ID:
IOSUpgradeSqueezeFailed
Issue-Severity:
Warning
Issue-Description:
Squeeze operation failed. Deleted files still appear in flash.
Issue-Filter:
$squeezefailed eq "yes"
Issue-Details:
Host $IPAddress
Name $Name
#########################################################################
Issue:
Incorrect or Missing Boot Commands
Issue-ID:
IOSUpgradeBootIncorrect
Issue-Severity:
Error
Issue-Description:
Boot commands are incorrect or missing from the configuration.
Issue-Filter:
$bootexists ne "yes" and
$download_only eq "off" and
$nofireissue ne "yes"
Issue-Details:
Host $IPAddress
Name $Name
#########################################################################
Issue:
Corrupt IOS Image File
Issue-ID:
IOSUpgradeCorruptImage
Issue-Severity:
Error
Issue-Description:
The new image file was found in flash, but the MD5 checksum didn't match.
Issue-Filter:
$corruptnewimage eq "yes"
Issue-Details:
Host $IPAddress
Name $Name
imagename $new_image_name
BadMD5 $imagemd5
#########################################################################
Issue:
Failed Determining Active IOS Image
Issue-ID:
IOSUpgradeCurrentImage
Issue-Severity:
Error
Issue-Description:
Unable to determine the name of the currently active image.
Issue-Filter:
$have_current_image ne "yes"
Issue-Details:
Host $IPAddress
Name $Name
#########################################################################
Action:
Reload Now
Action-Description:
Reload the device one minute after a successful upgrade. This delay
is necessary since NetMRI expects a response when a command is entered.
Action-Filter:
$reload_now eq "on" and
$have_current_image eq "yes" and
$bootexists eq "yes" and
$havenewimage eq "yes" and
$squeezefailed ne "yes"
Action-Commands: { $enable_changes eq "on" }
reload in 1\r
Action-Commands: { $enable_changes eq "off" }
DEBUG:reload in 1\r
#########################################################################
Action:
Reload Later
Action-Description:
Reload the device at a scheduled time or a specific interval
after a successful upgrade.
The reload command entered at startup is directly executed.
For example, "reload at 02:00" can be used to defer restart until
early in the morning. Other options are available to the reload
command.
Action-Filter:
$reload_cmd not like /Enter reload in command here/ and
$have_current_image eq "yes" and
$bootexists eq "yes" and
$havenewimage eq "yes" and
$squeezefailed ne "yes"
Action-Commands: { $enable_changes eq "on" }
$reload_cmd\r
Action-Commands: { $enable_changes eq "off" }
DEBUG:$reload_cmd\r
#########################################################################
## End of Script ##
#########################################################################
An extra 'or' was transposed
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06-18-2015 01:12 PM
An extra 'or' was transposed into the script when I copied to this forum.
I'm not sure how that was added, I verified that it does not exist within the script-text that I copied it from.
I have modified the post that contains the script to edit out the unneeded "or" at the end of the "Script-Filter" directive.
This is what was modified: ORIGINAL:
$Vendor eq "Cisco" and
$sysDescr like /IOS/ and
( $model like /2950/ or
$model like /2960/ or
$model like /3560/ or)
CORRECTED:
$Vendor eq "Cisco" and
$sysDescr like /IOS/ and
( $model like /2950/ or
$model like /2960/ or
$model like /3560/ )
Thx.... im test it now!
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06-18-2015 01:16 PM
Thx.... im test it now!
The download od image working
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06-18-2015 01:34 PM
The download od image working fine...
But later have this error:
Please note the DEBUG Statements
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06-18-2015 01:41 PM
Bruno,
Since you are copy/pasting the above script, please note the DEBUG statements left within the two sections of the script which removes items, even on the item with filter {$enable_changes eq "on"}
Trigger: "Check Files and Delete"
Trigger-Commands: { $imagename ne $currentbootimage and $imagename ne $new_image_name and $enable_changes eq "on" }
DEBUG: del /force $imagename\r
Trigger-Commands: { $imagename ne $currentbootimage and $imagename ne $new_image_name and $enable_changes eq "off" }
DEBUG:del /force $imagename\r
Trigger: "Run Squeeze"
Trigger-Commands: { $deleted eq "yes" and $enable_changes eq "on" }
DEBUG:squeeze flash:\r
Trigger-Commands: { $deleted eq "yes" and $enable_changes eq "off" }
DEBUG:squeeze flash:\r
Log review is needed
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06-18-2015 01:56 PM
Bruno,
Would need to see the logs for further evaluation of where the failure occurred; all.zip {preferred} or Process log, Status log, and the Session log is always very helpful.
i still have the problem...
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06-18-2015 02:04 PM
i still have the problem...
could you please, send me a txt file?
Bruno,
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06-18-2015 02:09 PM
Bruno,
The post with the additional DEBUG statements was a mere "FYI" post. It was not intended to be related to your problem posted.
Could you please clarify what exactly it is that you requesting?
As next step for the issue that you reported, I would need the log files to further assess why/where the script error occured.
How can I send you logs ?
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06-18-2015 02:13 PM
How can I send you logs ?
Bruno,
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06-18-2015 03:10 PM
Bruno,
You could either copy/paste the relevant section of the log file{s} here, which clearly shows the failure, or, if you're more comfortable, you could open a Support case.
Hi Mike...
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06-22-2015 07:41 AM
Hi Mike...
I Will open a Support Case, but is this error.
Extraneous "n" in the copy command?
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07-02-2015 01:09 PM
The script sends this for the copy command. Note that the second newline is followed by a "n" character. I don't know what the author was anticipating, but your session output shows that's what the CLI complains about.
copy http://$server/$new_image_name flash:$new_image_name\r\rn\r

Marty,
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07-02-2015 01:45 PM
Marty,
A prompt is expected after the copy command is invoked, one that we want to say 'no' to and simply sending 'n' is sufficient.
Bruno,
Since this does not seem to be needed in your environment, please modify the script to remove that "\rn\" from the end line; I would just remove it from the FTP copy command, as the other methods may still cause the prompt to occur.
Here is what you will want to modify that section to:
Action-Commands: { $useftp eq "yes" and $enable_changes eq "on"}
copy ftp://$server/$new_image_name flash:$new_image_name\r
verify /md5 flash:$new_image_name
SET: $havenewimage = "yes"