Cisco Cisco Web Security Appliance S670 User Guide
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AsyncOS 8.5 for Cisco Web Security Appliances User Guide
Chapter 21 Perform System Administration Tasks
AsyncOS for Web Upgrades and Updates
Figure 21-2
Upgrading from a Local Server
Hardware and Software Requirements for Local Upgrade Servers
For downloading AsyncOS upgrade files, you must have a system in your internal network that has a
web browser and Internet access to the Cisco update servers.
web browser and Internet access to the Cisco update servers.
Note
If you need to configure a firewall setting to allow HTTP access to this address, you must configure it
using the DNS name and not a specific IP address.
using the DNS name and not a specific IP address.
For hosting AsyncOS upgrade files, a server on the internal network must have a web server, such as
Microsoft IIS (Internet Information Services) or the Apache open source server, which has the following
features:
Microsoft IIS (Internet Information Services) or the Apache open source server, which has the following
features:
•
Supports the display of directory or filenames in excess of 24 characters.
•
Has directory browsing enabled.
•
Is configured for anonymous (no authentication) or Basic (“simple”) authentication.
•
Contains at least 350MB of free disk space for each AsyncOS upgrade image.
Configuring Upgrades from a Local Server
Step 1
Configure a local server to retrieve and serve the upgrade files.
Step 2
Download the upgrade zip file.
Using a browser on the local server, go to
http://updates.ironport.com/fetch_manifest.html
to download a zip file of an upgrade image. To
download the image, enter your serial number (for a physical appliance) or VLN (for a virtual appliance)
and the version number of the appliance. You will then be presented with a list of available upgrades.
Click on the upgrade version that you want to download.
and the version number of the appliance. You will then be presented with a list of available upgrades.
Click on the upgrade version that you want to download.
Step 3
Unzip the zip file in the root directory on the local server while keeping the directory structure intact.
Step 4
Configure the appliance to use the local server using the System Administration > Upgrade and Update
Settings page or the
Settings page or the
updateconfig
command.
Local web server with
access to the Internet
access to the Internet
Cisco Update Servers
Web Security Appliances
local HTTP connections
HTTP connection to Internet through firewall