All,
We support over 500 components and different models of Cisco hardware. We need
to upgrade IOS levels in a fast way.
I would imagine using some type of script with checks and balances would do the
trick.
Has any one used such a creature...?
Where could I find a creature like th
You may want to look into this:
Nortel Networks Optivity Network Configuration System
http://www.nortelnetworks.com/products/01/unifiedmanagement/network/opt_ncs.html
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Title: RE: Scripts for IOS upgrades
I used to do this a lot for Pacific Bell - all by myself. I created my own scripts; they aren't difficult at all. Here's my method:
Group all your like models of routers together and stack them them on top of each other, plugged in and booted
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All,
We support over 500 components and different models of Cisco hardware. We
need
to upgrade IOS levels in a fast way.
I would imagine using some type of sc
Title: RE: Scripts for IOS upgrades
can
also use Cisco's router software loader. works more or less the same way. maybe
not quite as fast as the method DT suggests.
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a relativly simple way could be to use a program called
'autoexpect' its for *nix though :P (apologies if you said you were
running NT or something, didnt read original message thoroughly)
what it pretty much does is log commands you type in, and make them into a
script. basicaly you can do tho
"A.Strobel" wrote:
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> For God's sake do not even think about using CWSI RME (Resource
> Manager Essentials)to upgrade IOSs.
It sounds like you didn't have it setup properly. If you have the most
recent version (Cisco Campus 2000 3.x), and have the devices properly
loaded in RME *with* the log
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