Extreme reachnxt 100-8t Guia Do Utilizador

ReachNXT 100-8t User Guide

The following are triggers for the ReachNXT upgrade. Because of limits on the number of concurrent 
TFTP sessions the ExtremeXOS switch can support, Extreme Networks recommends that no more than 
eight ReachNXT 100-8t units be upgraded at the same time from a single ExtremeXOS switch. If a 
firmware upgrade fails to complete, the upgrade can be triggered again.

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Initial connection and power-up 

If LLDP is enabled on the ExtremeXOS switch, and the ReachNXT XMOD package is installed, the 
firmware will be upgraded when the ReachNXT 100-8t is connected and initializes.

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Resetting inline power 

If the ReachNXT 100-8t has already been connected and is powered by the ExtremeXOS switch, reset 
it from the ExtremeXOS switch. For example:

# reset inline-power ports 10:48

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Disabling and enabling the ExtremeXOS switch port 

If the ReachNXT 100-8t has already been connected, disable and re-enable the port to trigger the 
ReachNXT 100-8t to initiate the upgrade. For example:

# disable port 25

# enable port 25

Use the show lldp neighbors detailed command to verify that the new firmware version is installed.

# show lldp neighbors detailed

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LLDP Port 25 detected 1 neighbor

  Neighbor: 00:04:96:1F:A8:00/9, age 19 seconds

    - Chassis ID type: MAC address (4)

      Chassis ID     : 00:04:96:1F:A8:00

    - Port ID type: ifName (5)

      Port ID     : "9"

    - Time To Live: 120 seconds

    - System Name: "Reach 100-8t 800284-00-01 0840G-00560"

    - System Description: "Reach 100-8t 1.6.1.6"

After the ReachNXT 100-8t firmware is upgraded, the ReachNXT XMOD package is no longer required 
on the ExtremeXOS switch, unless you plan to connect additional ReachNXT 100-8t units. No upgrade 
will occur for attached ReachNXT 100-8t units that are running the same firmware version that is 
contained in the XMOD package.