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Select the Protocol for Auto Firmware Upgrade to be used by the Provisioning Server to upgrade the
firmware of SARVAM UMG. SARVAM UMG generates file transfer request to the server according to
the protocol you select. You may select HTTP or HTTPS. Default: HTTP.
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In Server Address: Port, enter the IP Address/Domain and Port of the Provisioning Server on which
the firmware files of SARVAM UMG are stored.
The Provisioning Server Address can also be obtained by SARVAM UMG using DHCP (using Option
224). To fetch Provisioning Server Address using DHCP, keep the Server Address: Port field blank.
Make sure that you also set the Connection Type on the
The default Port differs as per the protocol you select. For HTTP, the Default Port is 80 and for HTTPS,
the Default Port is 443. You can also change the port as per your requirement. Valid Port Range: 80/
443/ 1031 to 65534.
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In Firmware Folder Path, specify the path of the folder on the Provisioning Server where the firmware
files are stored. Default: Blank.
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Enable the Upgrade Firmware Automatically at Every Power ON check box, if you want SARVAM
UMG to check for updates in the firmware at each power ON.
At Power ON, if both Auto-Firmware upgrade and Auto-Configuration upgrade are enabled, Auto-Firmware
upgrade has priority over Auto-Configuration upgrade.
While upgrading, if SARVAM UMG has to upgrade itself with the benchmark firmware first then it is
recommended that you select Upgrade Firmware Automatically at Every Power ON.
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Enable the Upgrade Firmware Automatically at Scheduled Time check box, if you want SARVAM
UMG to check for updates in the firmware at a scheduled time. You may select any one of the following
schedule options:
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In Every XX minutes, enter the minutes after which you want SARVAM UMG to check for firmware
updates.
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In Everyday at HH:MM, enter the time in Hours(00-23) and Minutes(00-59) after which you want
SARVAM UMG to check for firmware updates everyday.
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In Every Month on DD at HH:MM, enter the Date (01-31) and Time in Hours (00-23) and
Minutes(00-59) after which you want SARVAM UMG to check for firmware updates every month.
If SARVAM UMG has to upgrade itself with the benchmark firmware and you have selected Upgrade
Firmware Automatically at Scheduled Time, SARVAM UMG will first upgrade itself with the benchmark
firmware. At the subsequent scheduled time, it will upgrade itself with the final firmware.
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Request Timeout is used when SARVAM UMG tries to connect to the Provisioning Server for TCP/
TLS binding. This timer specifies for how long SARVAM UMG should wait for successful TCP/TLS
binding.
Enter the required time in seconds. The range of Request Timeout is 01-99 seconds. Default: 60
seconds.
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"Network"
page as DHCP.
Matrix SARVAM UMG System Manual
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