01-20-2023 12:49 AM
Hello Sir/Madam,
I have a Cisco SG300-20 (managed) that was installed in Oct-2020, at the height of Covid. I have never upgraded the firmware. Everything is running fine but I have been told to upgrade it, especially since the Cisco support for it has "ended". In checking the Cisco support website there are 3 "latest" versions as follows: (1) V1.4.11.5 (2) V1.4.1.03 and (3) V1.1.2.0. I do not know what version I am running for the moment, but my questions are as follows:
Q1 - Can I just upgrade to V1.4.11.5 regardless of my CURRENT Version?
Q2 - If NO is the answer to Q1, what steps should I observe to bring the firmware properly to the latest which is V1.4.11.5?
Would highly appreciate any tips and guidance towards upgrading my SG300-20 correctly.
Thanks in advance!
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01-20-2023 07:34 AM
no worries. let us know how it goes, but you have answer, mark as resolved when you have solution.
01-20-2023 02:05 AM
if you upgrading from 1.X then you need to step upgrade 1.2 --> step-->1.4
release notes guide you better.
01-20-2023 02:54 AM
Many thanks BB ... but I do not see any Rel. 1.2. On Cisco website, I only see 1., 1.1 , 1.4. Kindly refer to attached screenshot from Cisco download page. Would appreciate some details/clarification. Many thanks again.
01-20-2023 07:07 AM
Contact SMB Tac can assits you :
check this document upgrade :
Note: If you have missed several upgrades, you may need to work your way up from the oldest to newest version. When the second number goes up, e.g. 1.2.1.1 to 1.3.1.1, those are generally the versions with the biggest upgrades.
01-20-2023 07:14 AM
Many thanks BB ... when I get my hands on the SG300, I will first determine what release it is already running. Given that I purchased the [brand-new] SG300 in Sep/Oct-2020, I am guessing that my firmware release may not be as old as those releases that are, say, pre-2017. Hope I can figure this one out once the current release level is known.
My sincerest thanks for your assistance and guidance.
01-20-2023 07:34 AM
no worries. let us know how it goes, but you have answer, mark as resolved when you have solution.
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