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Chapter 29      System Administration
  Setting Up to Download Upgrades and Updates
Upgrading and Updating from a Local Server
You can download AsyncOS upgrade images to a local server and host upgrades from within your own 
network rather than obtaining upgrades directly from Cisco’s update servers. Using this feature, an 
upgrade image is downloaded via HTTP to any server in your network that has access to the Internet. If 
you choose to download the upgrade image, you can then configure an internal HTTP server (an “update 
manager”) to host the AsyncOS images to your Cisco appliances. 
Use a local server if your appliance does not have access to the internet, or if your organization restricts 
access to mirror sites used for downloads. Downloading AsyncOS upgrades to each appliance from a 
local server is generally faster than downloading from the Cisco IronPort servers. 
Note
Cisco recommends using a local server only for AsyncOS upgrades. If you use a local update server for 
security update images, the local server does not automatically receive security updates from Cisco 
IronPort, so the appliances in your network may not always have the most current security services. 
Figure 29-2
Remote Update Method
Procedure 
Step 1
Configure a local server to retrieve and serve the upgrade files.
Step 2
Download the upgrade files.
Step 3
Configure the appliance to use the local server using either the Security Services > Service Updates page 
in the GUI or the 
updateconfig
 command in the CLI.
Step 4
Upgrade the appliance using either the System Administration > System Upgrade page or the 
upgrade
 
command in the CLI.
Hardware and Software Requirements for Upgrading from a Local Server
For downloading AsyncOS upgrade files, you must have a system in your internal network that has:
Your IronPort Appliances
IronPort Systems 
Update Servers
HTTP connection to Internet through firewall
Web Server with HTTP access
to Internet
local HTTP connections