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Upgrading IOS on a stack

Chris Pohlad-Thomas
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So it looks fairly straightforward on upgrading the IOS on switches in a stack based on this:

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/hw/switches/ps5023/products_configuration_example09186a00804799d7.shtml#cfbin1

I am assuming that it is important to make sure that each member of the stack gets the bin file copied to it's respective flash. For example in our case we have switches 1, 2, 4, 5, so we would make sure the bin file was on flash1, flash2, flash 4 and flash 5?

Then we can do the

boot system switch all flash:/

command?

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That's the procedure I normally use.

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That's the procedure I normally use.

Yes, copy IOS images to all the stack member switches flash by using

copy tftp: flash1:
copy tftp: flash2:

.... etc

Now boot all the flash by using

boot system switch all flash:/

and write the image... write memeory.

verify OS images by issuing the command show boot

~Hari

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Hari M S wrote:

Yes, copy IOS images to all the stack member switches flash by using

copy tftp: flash1:
copy tftp: flash2:

BTW, an alternative to what Hari has, once you get the BIN image on one flash you can copy from that flash to any of the others.  I.e. copy flash#: flash#:

dynamitec1
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Thank you, Hari!

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