HP StorageWorks 2/32 - SAN Switch Release Note page 14

Firmware Upgrade Procedures
OpenVMS Environments
Use the following procedure to upgrade the SAN Switch 2/32 to firmware Version
4.0.2b in OpenVMS environments:
Note:
filenames and the script. OpenVMS uses periods for subdirectories instead of forward
slash. OpenVMS uses underscore instead of periods for separating parts of filenames.
To create the new zip files, the original release.plist file needs to be edited
and moved to all appropriate directories. In the release.plist file, the names
of other files (such as setup-1_3_4-9_ppc.rpm) need to be changed so that
there is only one "." (period), and it appears before the file extension. For
example, any entries in the file appearing as setup-1.3.4-9.ppc.rpm are
changed to setup-1_3_4-9_ppc.rpm.
This file has been tested using the file UNZIP-ALPHA.EXE.
Here is the procedure we followed to utilize this file:
1. Copy UNZIP-ALPHA.EXE into sys$common:[sysmgr]
2. Set up symbol by entering the following at prompt:
3. Create a new directory for firmware v4.0.2b, as follows:
4. Copy V4_0_2b_VMS.zip into sys$common:[sysmgr.V4_0_2b]
5. Set directory to where new file exists and unzip it.
The kit is now ready to be installed, either through the browser or via a telnet
session.
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second haFailover command after doing the second
firmwareDownload, since the two CP cards are equivalent, and it makes
no difference which is active and which is standby.
Do not use an OpenVMS machine as the FTP server without modifying the
>> unzip == "$sys$common:[sysmgr]unzip-alpha.exe"
>> cre/dir [sys$common:[sysmgr.V4_0_2b]
>> set def sys$common:[sysmgr.V4_0_2b]
>> unzip V4_0_2b_VMS.zip
The file should extract itself into new directory, creating several
subdirectories.
SAN switch 2/32 Version 4.0.2b Release Notes