Cisco Model D-PCG1000 PowerKEY CAS Gateway Release Notes
Chapter 2 Upgrading the Software
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9 Complete one of the following steps:
a If the File Manager is present: From the File Manager window, click File
and select Eject. The CD is ejected from the CD drive and the File Manager
window closes.
window closes.
b If the File Manager is not present: From an xterm window, type the
following command: cd /.; eject; exit. The CD is ejected from the CD drive.
10 Type exit and press Enter to close the xterm window.
11 Go to Establish a Download Sequence (on page 16).
11 Go to Establish a Download Sequence (on page 16).
Installing the Netcrypt Software from the Cisco FTP Server
Creating the Directory
1 From the xterm window where you are logged in as root, type
1 From the xterm window where you are logged in as root, type
cd /export/home/dncs/download and press Enter. The
/export/home/dncs/download directory becomes the working directory.
Important! If this directory does not exist, use the mkdir command to create it.
Then, repeat step 1.
/export/home/dncs/download directory becomes the working directory.
Important! If this directory does not exist, use the mkdir command to create it.
Then, repeat step 1.
2 Type mkdir NETCRYPT113 and press Enter. The system creates a subdirectory
called NETCRYPT113 in the /export/home/dncs/download directory.
3 Type cd NETCRYPT113 and press Enter to access the NETCRYPT113 directory.
4 Go to Obtaining the Netcrypt Software File (on page 14).
4 Go to Obtaining the Netcrypt Software File (on page 14).
Obtaining the Netcrypt Software File
1 Log on to the Cisco FTP server.
1 Log on to the Cisco FTP server.
Notes:
The address of the server is ftp.sciatl.com or 192.133.243.133.
Note: The address for the Cisco FTP server is subject to change. If you are
unable to reach the FTP server, please contact Cisco Services for the latest
address.
Note: The address for the Cisco FTP server is subject to change. If you are
unable to reach the FTP server, please contact Cisco Services for the latest
address.
The username is anonymous.
The password is the email address of the person logging in.
2 Choose one of the following options to navigate to the directory in which the file
is located:
If you are outside of Cisco’s firewall, type
cd /pub/scicare/RELEASED/NETCRYPT
cd /pub/scicare/RELEASED/NETCRYPT
If you are inside of Cisco’s firewall, type
cd /external_pub/scicare/RELEASED/NETCRYPT
cd /external_pub/scicare/RELEASED/NETCRYPT
3 Type bin and press Enter. The system sets the ftp transfer mode to binary.
4 Type hash and press Enter. The system configures itself to display hash marks
4 Type hash and press Enter. The system configures itself to display hash marks
that show file-transfer progress.