The online Command Line Reference guide has the best information about navigating the CLI. The following link will take you directly to the VLAN section of the guide:The commands necessary to update the firmware (opcode) are at the following link:
If you are updating the firmware from the 1.x revision, you will need to perform the following steps due to the change in block size.
Copy your current configuration to a TFTP server
Configure the switch to boot from the Factory_Default_Config.cfg configuration file (do not reload the switch)
Delete all files except for the current opcode, diag, and factory default config
Copy the new opcode from the TFTP server to the flash
Configure the switch to boot from the new opcode
Copy your configuration from the TFTP server
Confgiure the switch to boot from the new config file
Reload
If there is still not enough flash to copy your configuration file back to the switch, you may need to reboot to the new opcode using the default configuration. Once the switch is rebooted, you can set an IP address and then copy the configuration file from the TFTP server.
GregG1
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May 18th, 2004 11:00
The online Command Line Reference guide has the best information about navigating the CLI. The following link will take you directly to the VLAN section of the guide:The commands necessary to update the firmware (opcode) are at the following link:
If you are updating the firmware from the 1.x revision, you will need to perform the following steps due to the change in block size.
If there is still not enough flash to copy your configuration file back to the switch, you may need to reboot to the new opcode using the default configuration. Once the switch is rebooted, you can set an IP address and then copy the configuration file from the TFTP server.
saetaes
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May 18th, 2004 20:00