Cisco Cisco IPS 4255 Sensor

system is using 32.4M out of 160.0M bytes of available disk space (20% usage)

application-data is using 79.2M out of 376.1M bytes of available disk space (22% usage)

boot is using 61.5M out of 70.1M bytes of available disk space (93% usage)

application-log is using 494.0M out of 513.0M bytes of available disk space (96% usage)

MainApp            V-2014_01_30_13_34_7_2_1_53   (Release)   2014-01-30T13:39:24-0600   

Running

AnalysisEngine     V-2014_01_30_13_34_7_2_1_53   (Release)   2014-01-30T13:39:24-0600   

Running

CollaborationApp   V-2014_01_30_13_34_7_2_1_53   (Release)   2014-01-30T13:39:24-0600   

Running

CLI                V-2014_01_30_13_34_7_2_1_53   (Release)   2014-01-30T13:39:24-0600

Upgrade History:

  IPS-K9-7.2-2-E4   15:13:07 UTC Thu Jan 30 2014

Recovery Partition Version 1.1 - 7.2(2)E4

Host Certificate Valid from: 05-Feb-2014 to 06-Feb-2016

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For a list of the specific IPS upgrade filenames, see 

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Pay attention to the following when updating sensors using CSM:

You can manage IPS 7.2(2)E4 sensors using CSM 4.4 SP2 and CSM 4.5 in backward-compatibility 
mode.

We recommend that you upgrade to CSM 4.5 SP1 to manage sensors running IPS 7.2(2)E4.

You must use CSM 4.5 to automatically or manually update to IPS 7.2(2)E4.

Full support of IPS 7.2(2)E4 including SNMPv3 configuration management is available in CSM 4.6.

To apply 7.2(2)E4 to sensors using CSM, follow these steps:

Download the service pack ZIP file, IPS-CSM-K9-7.2-2-E4.zip, to the 
<CSM-install-dir>/MDC/ips/updates directory.

Launch the IPS Update Wizard from Tools > Apply IPS Update.

Select Sensor Updates from the drop down menu, and then select the IPS-CSM-K9-7.2-2-E4.zip file.

Click Next.

Select the device(s) to which you want to apply the service pack, then click Finish.

Create a deployment job and deploy to sensor(s) using Deployment Manager. You can launch 
Deployment Manager from Tools > Deployment Manager.