Cisco Cisco Aironet 340 Ethernet Bridges Guia Do Utilizador

remote Aironet 340 Series Bridge.

3.

Select the password option and type the access password for the 

remote PC, host, or the console. Press ENTER.

4.

Select the filename option type the name of the firmware file you are 

sending to the PC, host, or Aironet 340 Series Bridge (including 
drive and directory). Press ENTER.

If uploading to another Aironet 340 Series Bridge, the filename 
option must have a value even though the value is not used by the 
remote Aironet 340 Series Bridge.

5.

Select the put option. The unit will begin an FTP session to the 

remote host PC or Aironet 340 Series Bridge.

You may use this option to save the configuration on a remote host or PC 
in a format suitable for later downloading using FTP or BOOTP.

You are first prompted for the name of the file to be created on the 
remote system. Once the filename is entered the transfer will begin.

The Bootp/DHCP option is enabled by default when the Aironet 340 
Series Bridge is powered on. The process for downloading firmware 
files using the Bootp/DHCP parameter is: 

1.

On power up, the Aironet 340 Series Bridge will issue boot protocol 

requests to see if there are any Bootp or DHCP servers on the infra-
structure that have been configured with the unit infrastructure 
address.

2.

If no response is found, the request is repeated up to 30 times with a 

4 second wait after the first request. It then doubles the time 
between requests for each additional retry. If there is still no 
response, the unit gives up.

3.

If multiple responses are received, the unit will pick a DHCP server 

over a Bootp server.