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Chapter 11: Upgrading to the AT-SBx31CFC960 Card from the AT-SBx31CFC Card
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4. Power off the AT-SBx3106 Chassis.
5. Remove the AT-SBx31CFC Card from the chassis. If there are two
controller cards, remove both cards.
6. Install the new AT-SBx31CFC960 Cards. For instructions, refer to
"Installing the AT-SBx31CFC960 Controller Fabric Card" on page 128.
7. Power on the chassis. For instructions, refer to Chapter 9, "Powering
On the Chassis" on page 171.
8. Wait two to three minutes for the controller and line cards to complete
the initialization process. To monitor the process, refer to "Monitoring
the Initialization Process" on page 203.
9. Perform the Easy Startup application to assign an IP address to the
active master AT-SBx31CFC960 Controller Card. For instructions,
refer to "Running the Easy Startup Application" on page 216.
10. After performing the Easy Startup application, start a local or remote
management session with the chassis.
11. Enter the SHOW FILES command to display the files on the active
master AT-SBx31CFC960 Controller Card.
12. Verify that the controller card has the following load files:
x31sma_6.18.0.0.tar
cfc960_6.18.0.0.tar
The "xsma" file contains the load files for the Ethernet line cards. The
cfc960" file is the management software for the controller cards. The
numbers in the filenames are the software version numbers. The
versions must be 6.18.0 or higher.
13. Do one of the following:
If the controller card has both load files and they are the version
you want the chassis to use, continue with this procedure to
restore the previous configuration to the unit.
If the controller card is missing a file or you want the chassis to use
a different version of the management software, obtain the
appropriate load files from the Allied Telesis web site, upload them
to the controller card with the GET FILE command, and designate
them as the preferred load files with the SET CARD command. For
instructions, refer to Software Reference for SwitchBlade x3100
Series Switches. Afterwards, continue with this procedure to
restore the previous configuration to the chassis.
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