Simply wait till it is fininshed.
-----Original Message-----
From: John Coy [SMTP:jcoy@arkansas.net]
Sent: Friday, September 19, 1997 10:59 AM
To: Jason Nealis; Kenneth Packert
Cc: ascend-users@max.bungi.com
Subject: Re: SNMP and OS = BUG?
I kind of ran into the same problem but after I telnetted to the box
to see it was actually upgrading (you can go into debug mode
and watch the little .......... thingies go by) I just let the box sit
a few minutes and eventually SNMP services returned and that's when
I knew it was ready.
You're right though, the box doesn't respond to any SNMP commands
while it's upgrading. I'm certain that's for a reason though.
Just wait for the box for about 5-6 minutes as it downloads firmware.
Also ensure your TFTP path is an absolute pathname.
At 03:36 AM 9/19/97 -0400, Jason Nealis wrote:
>
>Ok, Something is strange here, I set everything according to your
>descriptions below.
>
>ascend.systemStatusGroup.sysConfigTftp.sysConfigTftpHostAddr.0 a x.x.x.x
>ascend.systemStatusGroup.sysConfigTftp.sysConfigTftpFilename.0 s tim.m40
>ascend.systemStatusGroup.sysConfigTftp.sysConfigTftpCmd.0 i 6
>
>Then the box goes into a continual upgrade, It upgraded approx 3-4 times
>before it will get to the command prompt.
>
>It looks as if the MAX is not returning the box back what I would guess
>would be a integer of 0. Or what ever regular run time would be.
>
>Also durring the upgrade it doesn't respond to any snmpsets, So I can't
>log a reset in there.
>
>BUG? Or am I do this wrong?
>
>Jason Nealis
>Director Internet Operations
>Network Access
>Erols Internet
>
>
>
>On Thu, 18 Sep 1997, Kenneth Packert wrote:
>
>> This TFTP command has six options as shown.
>>
>> sysConfigTftpCmd OBJECT-TYPE
>> SYNTAX INTEGER {
>> save( 1 ), -- save configuration
>> restore( 2 ), -- restore configuration
>> saveAll( 3 ), -- save ALL config options
>> saveMib( 4 ), -- save config w/MIB numbers
>> saveAllMib( 5 ), -- save ALL config w/MIB numbers
>> loadCode( 6 ) -- load a code image
>> }
>> ACCESS read-write
>> STATUS mandatory
>> DESCRIPTION
>> "This variable instructs the system to perform the specified
>> tftp operation."
>> ::= { sysConfigTftp 1 }
>>
>> The reboot is:
>> sysReset OBJECT-TYPE
>> SYNTAX INTEGER {
>> no-op( 1 ),
>> reset( 2 )
>> }
>> ACCESS read-write
>> STATUS mandatory
>> DESCRIPTION "The reset takes effect after 1 minute."
>> ::= { systemStatusGroup 8 }
>>
>> ken
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: Jason Nealis [SMTP:nealis@babylon.erols.com]
>> Sent: Thursday, September 18, 1997 8:43 AM
>> To: John Coy
>> Cc: ascend-users@max.bungi.com
>> Subject: Re: (ASCEND) SNMP and OS?
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> On Wed, 17 Sep 1997, John Coy wrote:
>>
>> > JASON!!! From your FAQ man!
>> >
>> :)
>>
>>
>> > Actually, the MIB variables do exist. They are as follows:
>> >
>> > iso(1).org(3).dod(6).internet(1).private(4).enterprises(1).
>> > ascend(529).systemStatusGroup(9).sysConfigTftp(5).
>> > sysConfigTftpCmd(1)
>> >
>> > Where it's set value determines behavior:
>> >
>> > loadCode load firmware code
>> > restore restore config via TFTP
>> > save save config via TFTP
>>
>> That's my fault, I got all confused and thought the sysConfigTftpCmd was
>> only for saving configurations, I was not aware of the seperate status
>> codes.
>>
>>
>>
>> >
>> > You set file locations and SNMP server locations using the:
>> >
>> > sysConfigTftpHostAddr(3)
>> > sysConfigTftpFilename(4)
>> >
>> > I got all this worked out too but I couldn't get the damned
>> > MAX boxes to reboot using SNMP. Go figure huh? Let me know if
>> > you can figure out how to get them to reboot (I know the variable
>> > it just doesn't do anything when I set it).
>> >
>> > At 05:04 PM 9/17/97 -0400, you wrote:
>> > >
>> > >
>> > > OK, I'm was able to bang a script together that would go out and save
>> > >all my configurations via tftp to my tftp server, Next challenge is
>> > >to do OS upgrades via tftp. I search through the Ascend Mib and I didn't
>> > >see anything in regards to OS upgrades and SNMP, BUT I know Ascend's
>> > >new Navis Acess thingie will also do this, And I'm guess that it's
>> > >done via SNMP, Or does it actually do some sort of expect script
>> > >and step through the menu system?
>> > >
>> > >Summary: Do mib variables exist for me to upgrade OS's via SNMP?
>> > >
>> > > If so what are they?
>> > >
>> > >Jason Nealis
>> > >Erols Internet
>> > >
>> > >
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>> > >
>> > >
>> >
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