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10-23-2013 01:39 PM
I am attempting to download firmware using SCP Server. I get the following messages from the SCP server app:
Authenticated root1 from IP x.x.x.x
User root1 from IP x.x.x.x downloading file at "SWBD71/release.plist"
Authenticated root1 from IP x.x.x.x
User root1 from IP x.x.x.x downloading file at "install"
Then it stops and I get the following message from the Switch:
The server is inaccessible or firmware path is invalid. Please make sure the server name or IP address, the user/password and the firmware path are valid and the server supports SSH password authentication.
I thought I was beyond the issues in this message....
Can someone help, username is root1; upgrading from v6.3.1a to v6.4.1b;
10-23-2013 06:52 PM
10-24-2013 06:39 AM
Thanks, i do not refernce or point to SWBD71, I have it setup to point to /v6.4.1b.
Somehow the switch want to access SWBD71/release.plist.
Then it moves on and accesses the install file under v6.4.1b then gives me the standard error message:
10-30-2013 07:41 AM
My solution was to use a Linux Server (vs. Windows Solarwinds SCP app) as my SCP/SSH server with the IOS files residing on it. Then run the commands to download the IOS to each switch.
FYI: SCP/SSH service exists on our Linux Servers and is running by default.