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Hi all.I'm in the midst of doing some upgrades on some switches running old software. We have a 3850 stack with 2 units running 03.02.03.SE (needs an upgrade for sure)When I check on the flash of both units I notice no files at all in flash-1: - swi...
Hi experts!I am looking to free up space on some flash for some 3750-X switch stacks with very old IOS on them. They are in production.Is it okay to remove the .tar file from the sub-directory of each flash?For example I have a stack with 12.55.se5 ...
Hello all, We have just upgraded our 6500 VSS pairs (3 VSS - 6 chassis) to version 15.5(1)SY8 on all systems.Since then, I notice when I run "show diagnostic sanity" it returns inconsistent results and seems to trigger false alerts on our NMS. If a...
Hello WLAN Experts.I'm assuming if we change the internal IP address for our RADIUS server, the Meraki Dashboard firewall rule for Inbound traffic to that new server IP will automatically be updated?I don't see anywhere else we would change that inbo...
Yeah that was my initial plan. Luckily we still had the .BIN file on the active switch. I wasn't 100% sure if using "software expand file flash-1: switch 1" after copying the .BIN file would work or of the precise syntax without interrupting produc...
Thanks, @Reza Sharifi .I opened a TAC case and we re-provisioned the unit with missing files by copying the .BIN file from active switch to the standby with the missing files then doing:software install file flash-1:cat3k_caa-universalk9.SPA.03.02.03...
Thanks @Reza Sharifi - Yes... it shows me the following:sh flash-1:-#- --length-- ---------date/time--------- path3004575744 bytes available (15077376 bytes used)
Thanks, @Reza Sharifi - I did that and I can see flash-2: has the installed files (it's the active switch). show flash-1: shows me no files.Not sure how they got removed - uptime is almost 3 years and last reload reason is "unknown"Just not sure if...
Thanks, Joseph. Understood. We had a power outage last week and I can see the stack came back up using the .BIN files in the sub-directory. Not using the original .TAR file to boot the IOS.
