NSG 9000-6G - Harmonic Inc
NSG 9000-6G - Harmonic Inc
NSG 9000-6G - Harmonic Inc
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Appendix A<br />
Firmware Upgrade Using an External Server<br />
A.1 Upgrading the Firmware of a Single Device<br />
NOTE: To upgrade from any version older than version 2.4.1 to version 2.4.1 and higher, you should use<br />
MCT. MCT allows a smooth and problem-free process. To upgrade, you can use either MCT Pro or MCT Lite<br />
which fully supports the <strong>NSG</strong> firmware upgrade feature. MCT Lite is provided by <strong>Harmonic</strong> free of charge.<br />
To take advantage of other MCT features, purchase MCT Pro.<br />
A.1.1 Before Upgrading<br />
Before upgrading, prepare the following:<br />
• HTTP Server - Firmware upgrade of <strong>NSG</strong> <strong>9000</strong>-<strong>6G</strong> is based on HTTP download and<br />
requires an HTTP server. Installing and configuring an HTTP server is a one time<br />
procedure. For instructions on how to install and configure an HTTP server, see Upgrade<br />
Server Installation and Configuration on page 140.<br />
• Firmware package - Obtain the new firmware zipped files from <strong>Harmonic</strong>'s FTP site. New<br />
firmware packages are distributed as self-extracting ZIP archives. Starting from firmware<br />
version 2.4.1, the <strong>NSG</strong> firmware distribution includes two separate self-extracting<br />
archives that are separately executed:<br />
Main firmware archive - when executed, this file extracts the firmware package to a<br />
folder which is named the same as the version number (e.g. 2.4.1.13-1), under the<br />
X:\HTTPROOT\<strong>Harmonic</strong>\<strong>NSG</strong>9K<strong>6G</strong>\X.Y.Z.BB-1 where x.y.z.bb-1 represents unique<br />
identification of the package, for instance 2.4.1.13-1. x.y.z are identical to the official<br />
name of the release.<br />
<strong>NSG</strong>-Upgrade archive - this archive, which is much smaller in size, holds various<br />
software components that the <strong>NSG</strong> utilizes during the upgrade process. It must be<br />
extracted separately from the main archive. When executed, this file extracts its<br />
content to a folder named HTTPROOT\<strong>Harmonic</strong>\<strong>NSG</strong>9K<strong>6G</strong>\nsg-upgrade x.y.z-1<br />
where x.y.z-1 represents version identification information, for example nsg-upgrade<br />
1.0.6-1.<br />
A.2 Upgrading Procedure<br />
NOTE: In case the device is working in an EdgeCluster mode, refer, before you start upgrading, to<br />
3.17.3 EdgeCluster Maintenance on page 72.<br />
1. Make sure that you have either the Apache or the IIS HTTP server installed and<br />
configured on your firmware repository server machine. See Upgrade Server Installation and<br />
Configuration on page 140<br />
2. Obtain the new firmware zipped files from <strong>Harmonic</strong>'s FTP site.<br />
3. Browse to the firmware files and double click the main firmware archive:<br />
<strong>NSG</strong>9K-<strong>6G</strong>_X.Y.Z.BB-1.exe where x.y.z.bb-1represents version identification number.<br />
The following message appears:<br />
This self-extracting archive mounts the <strong>NSG</strong><strong>9000</strong>-<strong>6G</strong> Firmware<br />
package on your PC.<br />
4. Click OK.<br />
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