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AsyncOS 9.1.1 for Cisco Web Security Appliances User Guide
 
Chapter 22      Perform System Administration Tasks
  AsyncOS for Web Upgrades and Updates
Step 1
Choose System Administration > Upgrade and Update Settings.
Step 2
Click Edit Update Settings.
Step 3
Specify the location of the update files.
Step 4
Initiate the update using the Update Now function key on the component page located on the Security 
Services tab. For example, Security Services > Web Reputation Filters page.
The CLI and the Web application interface may be sluggish or unavailable during the update process.
Local And Remote Update Servers
By default, AsyncOS contacts the Cisco update servers for both update and upgrade images and the 
manifest XML file. However, you can choose from where to download the upgrade and update images 
and the manifest file. Using a local update server for the images or manifest file for any of the following 
reasons:
You have multiple appliances to upgrade simultaneously. You can download the upgrade image 
to a web server inside your network and serve it to all appliances in your network.
Your firewall settings require static IP addresses for the Cisco update servers. The Cisco update 
servers use dynamic IP addresses. If you have strict firewall policies, you may need to configure a 
static location for updates and AsyncOS upgrades. For more information, see 
Configuring a Static 
Address for the Cisco Update Servers, page 22-30
.
Note
Local update servers do not automatically receive security service updates, only AsyncOS upgrades. 
After using a local update server for upgrading AsyncOS, change the update and upgrade settings back 
to use the Cisco update servers so the security services update automatically again.
Updating and Upgrading from the Cisco Update Servers
A Web Security appliance can connect directly to Cisco update servers and download upgrade images 
and security service updates. Each appliance downloads the updates and upgrade images separately.
Configuring a Static Address for the Cisco Update Servers
The Cisco update servers use dynamic IP addresses. If you have strict firewall policies, you may need to 
configure a static location for updates and AsyncOS upgrades. 
Step 1
Contact Cisco Customer Support to obtain the static URL address.
Step 2
Navigate to the System Administration > Upgrade and Update Settings page, and click Edit Update 
Settings
Step 3
On the Edit Update Settings page, in the “Update Servers (images)” section, choose Local Update 
Servers and enter the static URL address received in step 
1
.
Step 4
Verify that Cisco Update Servers is selected for the “Update Servers (list)” section.
Step 5
Submit and commit your changes.