SONiC OS Install via CLI Install
摘要: SONiC OS Install via CLI Install
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說明
Prerequisites:
Instructions:
Image Lists and Status: Check the currently booted OS image and the image that will be booted on the next reboot.
Set the Default Boot Image: Changing the OS image the switch will use on next boot.
This concludes the steps needed to change the default boot image in SONiC.
For further assistance, see the Dell EMC Enterprise SONiC User Guide Release Documentation , the Dell SONiC Quick Start Guide, or reach out to Dell EMC Technical Support.
- Active connection to the switch.
- File Server details with OS software loaded. HTTP service must be available to the switch.
Instructions:
Image Lists and Status: Check the currently booted OS image and the image that will be booted on the next reboot.
- At the SONiC CLI prompt, use the “show image list” command to display which image is currently active and which version will be loaded on the next reboot.
SONIC# show image list Current: SONiC-OS-4.0.1-Enterprise_Base Next: SONiC-OS-4.0.1-Enterprise_Base Available: SONiC-OS-4.0.1-Enterprise_Base SONIC#
- Use the “image install http://[IP]/[image_name]” command to install a new image into the Next: slot, to be loaded at next boot
SONIC# SONIC# image install http://10.0.0.200/SONiC-OS-4.0.3-Enterprise_Base.bin %Info: Check 'show image status' for image install progress. SONIC#
- To check status of the image download process and then the install progress, use the “show image status” command.
SONIC# show image status ----------------------------------------------------------- Global operation status : GLOBAL_STATE_DOWNLOAD ----------------------------------------------------------- File operation status : TRANSFER_DOWNLOAD File size(bytes) : 959070190 File transfer bytes : 253968384 File progress : 26% Transfer start time : 2023-02-03 20:14:45+0000 Transfer end time : N/A ----------------------------------------------------------- SONIC#
- After several minutes, execute the “show image status” command again and verify the progress of the install progress. Note the “Transfer end time” is completed and there is now an additional “INSTALL_PROGRESS’ in the “Install operation status” section.
SONIC# show image status ----------------------------------------------------------- Global operation status : GLOBAL_STATE_INSTALL ----------------------------------------------------------- File operation status : TRANSFER_STATE_SUCCESS File size(bytes) : 959070190 File transfer bytes : 959070190 File progress : 100% Transfer start time : 2023-02-03 20:14:45+0000 Transfer end time : 2023-02-03 20:16:02+0000 ----------------------------------------------------------- Install operation status : INSTALL_PROGRESS Install start time : 2023-02-03 20:16:02+0000 Install end time : N/A SONIC#
- After several additional minutes, execute the ‘show image status’ again and note the completion of the “INSTALL_STATE_SUCCESS” and the ‘Install end time’ field is updated.
SONIC# show image status ----------------------------------------------------------- Global operation status : GLOBAL_STATE_INSTALL ----------------------------------------------------------- File operation status : TRANSFER_STATE_SUCCESS File size(bytes) : 959070190 File transfer bytes : 959070190 File progress : 100% Transfer start time : 2023-02-03 20:14:45+0000 Transfer end time : 2023-02-03 20:16:02+0000 ----------------------------------------------------------- Install operation status : INSTALL_STATE_SUCCESS Install start time : 2023-02-03 20:16:02+0000 Install end time : 2023-02-03 20:18:06+0000 SONIC#
- The “show image list” command will show that the new image will be used on the next boot. Both the current and the new image will be listed as available on the local switch.
SONIC# show image list Current: SONiC-OS-4.0.1-Enterprise_Base Next: SONiC-OS-4.0.3-Enterprise_Base Available: SONiC-OS-4.0.1-Enterprise_Base SONiC-OS-4.0.3-Enterprise_Base SONIC#
Set the Default Boot Image: Changing the OS image the switch will use on next boot.
- To show which image version is set to boot on the next reload, use the “show image list” command.
SONIC# SONIC# show image list Current: SONiC-OS-4.0.1-Enterprise_Base Next: SONiC-OS-4.0.1-Enterprise_Base Available: SONiC-OS-4.0.1-Enterprise_Base SONiC-OS-4.0.3-Enterprise_Base SONIC#
- To change the OS image the switch will use upon next boot, use the “image set default [image name]” command. To confirm the change, execute “show image list” command again to verify the image for the next boot.
SONIC# show image list Current: SONiC-OS-4.0.3-Enterprise_Advanced Next: SONiC-OS-4.1.0-Enterprise_Premium Available: SONiC-OS-4.0.3-Enterprise_Advanced SONiC-OS-4.1.0-Enterprise_Premium SONIC# image set-default SONiC-OS-4.0.3-Enterprise_Advanced SONIC# show image list Current: SONiC-OS-4.0.3-Enterprise_Advanced Next: SONiC-OS-4.0.3-Enterprise_Advanced Available: SONiC-OS-4.0.3-Enterprise_Advanced SONiC-OS-4.1.0-Enterprise_Premium SONIC#
This concludes the steps needed to change the default boot image in SONiC.
For further assistance, see the Dell EMC Enterprise SONiC User Guide Release Documentation , the Dell SONiC Quick Start Guide, or reach out to Dell EMC Technical Support.
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文章編號: 000213661
文章類型: How To
上次修改時間: 06 12月 2023
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