Upgrading a VSX Gateway
Important:
- Before you begin, make sure the target VSX or Virtual Devices objects in SmartConsole are currently not edited or locked by other administrators. The
vsx_util
command cannot modify the management database if the database is locked. When the locked VSX and Virtual Devices objects become available, begin the vsx_util
procedure again. - Before you begin, make sure to back up the entire VSX environment - both the Management Server and the target VSX Gateways / VSX Cluster Members.
To upgrade a VSX Gateway to R80.10:
- On the Management Server, log in to Expert mode.
- On a Multi-Domain Server, go to the context of the Main Domain Management Server that manages the object of the target VSX Gateway / VSX Cluster:
# mdsenv <
IP address or Name of Main Domain Management Server>
- Run:
# vsx_util upgrade
When prompted, enter this information:
- IP address or Name of Security Management Server / Main Domain Management Server
- Administrator name and password for Security Management Server / Main Domain Management Server
- Target VSX Gateway / VSX Cluster Member object
- Version to which you need to upgrade - R80.10
- Wait for the operation to complete successfully and for this message to show:
Do you wish to reconfigure the gateway/cluster members? (y|n)
- If you are using CPUSE to upgrade the VSX Gateway / VSX Cluster Member, skip this step.
To use clean install, enter .
When prompted, enter this information:
- IP address or Name of Security Management Server / Main Domain Management Server
- Administrator name and password for Security Management Server / Main Domain Management Server
- SIC activation key for the upgraded VSX Gateway / VSX Cluster Member
The operation completes successfully, and this message shows:
Reconfigure module operation completed successfully
- Install the necessary licenses.
- Reboot the reconfigured VSX Gateway / VSX Cluster Member.
- If you are using CPUSE to upgrade the VSX Gateway / VSX Cluster Member, enter and follow these instructions:
- In Gaia Clish, switch to the main VSX context:
set virtual-system 0
- Import the upgrade file into the CPUSE repository:
installer import local <
file_name>
- Make sure that the file is in the repository:
show installer packages
- Start the upgrade. Enter:
installer upgrade <
package_number>
- Press the key to see the upgrade options.
- From the list, select the file to install.