{Darkavich} <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Sun, 19 Jun 2005, Edvin Syse wrote:
> > I actually tried this, the Sunray connects, but the firmware isn't
> > updated - but should a dtfwload -L force the upgrade when on the
> > local subnet?
>
> You might need to set the BarrierLevel to 0 in the DHCP server.
> The version difference may be too great.
The Barrier mechanism only comes into play when you want to *downgrade*
firmware. A Sun Ray will always accept firmware whose Barrier value is
equal to or greater than the Barrier value of its current firmware. You
only need to set a BarrierLevel in DHCP if you want your Sun Ray to
accept firmware whose Barrier value is lower than the value of its
current firmware.
The 1.2 firmware in Edvin's Sun Ray is so old that it doesn't know
about the Barrier anyway. It's willing to accept any firmware, even
1.1 or 1.0 firmware. The Barrier was introduced in 2.0.
OttoM.
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