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UC500 software pack in flash extract!

shaugupt
Cisco Employee
Cisco Employee

Hi Folks,

Can someone please suggest a recommended extract for UC500 software pack in flash.

I believe it currently comes with a directory structure in place.

This is great for categorization, but then load command with ".loads" extension is of no use, and we have to create manual tftp bindings.

I am somewhat new to SBCS, and was wondering which method is preferable.

Should I keep the directory structure in place.

Or should I just extract all files directly in flash root?

Thanks,

Shaurya

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Darren DeCroock
Level 4
Level 4

Hello Shaurya,

You really should not have to extract any files if you use CCA to upgrade the UC500.  The upgrade process though CCA will extract all the needed files from the Software Pack, and create the directories.  All that is required is that you point CCA to the ZIP file, so that CCA can locate the software pack. (The ZIP file does not need to be extracted.)

Thank you,

Darren

David Trad
VIP Alumni
VIP Alumni

Hi Shaurya,

Darren is correct, placing everything on the root of the flash card is just Insane and asking for problems, the directory structure is in place for a reason and its not just for cleanliness either

If you are not using CCA as Darren has suggested, loading TFTP commands is no harder then if it was on the root directory, the only differences is that you need to use the alias command now rather then back in the old days it was just a straight point to file, an example of how this would look is:

tftp-server flash:/phones/521_524/cp524g-8-1-17.bin alias cp524g-8-1-17.bin

The most easiest way to manage this is to work up the TFTP-SERVER configuration in a txt editor and then just do a CLI dump, although this can sometimes generate errors so if you have never done it then it is best to do it no more than 3 lines at a time.

But in any event you should be using CCA to both build and manage the system, its just one of those things that you might not like, but in the end you learn to appreciate it

Cheers,

David.

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