copy tftp flash
copy tftp flash
{
ipv4-address
|
ipv6-address
}
file-name
{
client-certificate
|
client-private-key
|
fips-ufi-primary-sig
|
fips-ufi-secondary-sig
|
primary
|
secondary
|
trust-certificate
}
- ipv4-address
- Specifies the IPv4 address of the TFTP server from where the file must be copied to the device.
- ipv6-address
- Specifies the IPv6 address of the TFTP server from where the file must be copied to the device.
- fips-ufi-primary-sig
- Specifies that the file being copied is a FIPS primary unified file image (UFI) signature file.
Privileged EXEC mode
If the device has 8 MB of flash memory, you must delete the primary and secondary images.
RUCKUS recommends that you use the
copy tftp flash command to copy the boot code to the device during a maintenance window. Attempting
to do so during normal networking operations may cause disruption to the network.
If using the fips-ufi-primary-sig or fips-ufi-secondary-sig keyword, the file name must be in ASCII text and must contain the .sig extension.
The unified file image (UFI) consists of the application image, the boot code image, and the signature in one unified file.
The .sig file must be used when FIPS is enabled to validate the unified image with the corresponding signature file.
UFI image download is supported using TFTP, USB, and SCP only.
The following example copies an image to the primary flash memory.
device# copy tftp flash 192.168.10.1 SPS08030.bin primary
The following example copies an image to the secondary flash memory.
device# copy tftp flash 10.2.3.4 SPR08080b1ufi.bin secondary
The following example copies a FIPS UFI signature file from the TFTP server to the primary flash memory.
device# copy tftp flash 10.37.2.40 signature_ufi.sig fips-ufi-primary-sig
The following example copies a FIPS UFI signature file from the TFTP server to the secondary flash memory.
device# copy tftp flash 10.37.2.40 signature_ufi.sig fips-ufi-secondary-sig