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SROS Upgrade Process

Avdhesh Goyal

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Do’s and Don’t

1. Never attempt SROS upgrade without validation from Nokia Representative.


2. On 7250 IXR Series, never take out Flash Memory in powered on device. It should always will off, if
Flash is required to be plugged out.
3. Always take backup of existing config and save on device other than Flash card in Router.
4. Always get the new SROS from Authorised Nokia Representative and don’t download from open site
and urls.

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Your checklist

□ Get the SROS image zip file of required version


□ There are 3 methods to upgrade SROS on Router
1. Using Mgmt Port of Router – This method will require direct/physical access to router and credential to login and
one ethernet cable to perform upgrade.
2. Using FTP from Remote FTP server OR using winscp/Filezilla client from PC- This method will require high speed
connection between Router and File image source where SROS files are located.
3. Using Compact flash card existing or new – This method will also require below
a. A PC with card reader which can read compact flash card.
b. Router should be accessible physically
c. While plugging out compact flash from the router, it should be switched off.
d. If new card has to be used, it should also be available.

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Three essential and common steps for SROS upgrade

1 2 3
Understand SROS ZIP Understand the BOF Transfer the zip file to
router’s Compact Flash
Content
using different methods

Which files are important BOF (Boot option file) is responsible


for boot process of router

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TimOS or SROS File Structure

TimoS File

Above are two different example of TiMOS file, 7250


Stands for IXR series, 21/22 is major release while
21.10.R4 and 22.2.R2 includes minor release and further
enhancements.

For more details please refer :


Basic System Configuration Guide

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Prepare a New card for Router Boot

• Unzip the SROS Image file on PC


• All files required in root file will be unzipped to
cflash folder
• Format the Flash card in FAT16 filesystem
• Copy all files and directories inside cflash folder to
root of Flash card
• Now the card is ready for plugin in the CF Slot of
router (make sure router is switched off before
injecting the card in slot).

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BOF.CFG (bof Command which build this file)
BOF
- bof command is used to set mgmt. port ip address.
Static router and dns if any
- Console port baud rate can also be changed.
- The same command is also used to set the primary
and secondary image folder, config file path and
name, license file path and name (if any)
- To save the changes ‘bof save’ is mandatory.
- For more options, issue bof ?
# bof ?
[no] address - Associate an IP address with the CPM ethernet port or the secondary CPM port
[no] autonegotiate - Set the mode to automatically negotiate the link speed and duplex parameters
[no] console-speed - Configure the console port baud rate
save - Save BOF to cflash device
speed - Configuration of the speed of the CPM ethernet interface
[no] license-file - Configure the license location and file name
[no] primary-config - Primary location of the file that contains the configuration
[no] primary-dns - Configure a primary DNS server for resolution of host names to IP addresses
[no] primary-image - Primary location of the directory that contains the run-time images of both CPM and IOM
[no] secondary-conf* - Secondary location of the file that contains the configuration
[no] secondary-dns - Configure a secondary DNS server used if the primary DNS server does not respond
[no] secondary-image - Secondary location of the directory that contains the run-time images of both CPM and IOM
[no] static-route - Configuration of static routing table entries that applies to the CPM ethernet port

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File command to manage file structure on Compact Flash
File

• unzip, delete, copy, move can be used for files


• md, cd, rd can be used for directories
• copy is used for file transfer within flash and from
remote address using ftp, tftp etc.
• scp is used to securely transfer file using sftp from
router to remote ip address.
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Transfer TIMOS File to Router Flash card

1. From PC to Router Flash Card using SFTP 2. From FTP Server to Router
Use below command
- User FileZilla or winscp -file copy ftp://test:test@1.1.1.1/timos-folder/Nokia-
TimoS-22.2.R2.zip cf3:
- Enter ip address of router mgmt port or
system interface
- Enter username and password
- Click login 3. Directly to Flash card
- Transfer zip file from PC to router Just connect card to Card reader
Copy file to root folder of flash card

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Preparing for Boot
Once file is available in Flash card
Step 1: Unzip zipped image file Step5: copy new boot.ldr from TIMOS Folder to
-file unzip cf3:Nokia-TimoS-22.2.R2.zip
root
-file copy cf3:\TimoS-22.2.R2\boot.ldr
cf3:
Step 2: Move TiMOS folder to root
-file move cf3:\cflash\TimoS-22.2.R2\ cf3:
Step6: save BOF to take effect on next reboot
Step 3: set primary-image folder to new folder -bof save
-bof primary-image cf3:\TimoS-22.2.R2\

Step7: reboot the router


Step 4: Optionally set secondary-image folder to
admin reboot
old SROS folder, incase primary image has
problem it will fall back to old image
-bof Secondary-image cf3:\TimoS-21.10.R5\

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