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4.6.3 Upgrade "Upgrade" can upgrade controller firmware, JBOD firmware, change operation mode, and activate Replication license. Figure 4.6.3.1 Please prepare new controller firmware file named "xxxx.bin" in local hard drive, then click "Browse" to select the file. Click "Confirm", it will pop up a warning message, click "OK" to start to upgrade firmware. Figure 4.6.3.2 When upgrading, there is a progress bar running. After finished upgrading, the system must reboot manually to make the new firmware took effect. To upgrade JBOD firmware, the steps are the same as controller firmware but choosing number of JBOD first. Controller mode can be modified to dual or single here. If the IP SAN storage has one controller only, switch this mode to "Single". This mode indicates singel upgradable. Enter the MAC address displayed in "\ System configuration \ Network setting" such as 001378xxxxxx (case-insensitive), and then click "Confirm". At last, it can activate Replication function if there is a license here. Select the license file, and then click "Confirm" . 4.6.4 Firmware synchronization "Firmware synchronization" can synchronize the firmware version when controller 1 and controller 2's firmware are different. It will upgrade the firmware of slave controller to 82

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4.6.3
Upgrade
“Upgrade”
can upgrade controller firmware, JBOD firmware, change operation mode,
and activate
Replication
license.
Figure 4.6.3.1
Please prepare new controller firmware file named
“xxxx.bin”
in local hard drive, then
click
“Browse”
to select the file. Click
“Confirm”
, it will pop up a warning message, click
“OK”
to start to upgrade firmware.
Figure 4.6.3.2
When upgrading, there is a progress bar running. After finished upgrading, the system
must reboot manually to make the new firmware took effect.
To upgrade JBOD firmware, the steps are the same as controller firmware but choosing
number of JBOD first.
Controller mode can be modified to dual or single here. If the IP SAN storage has one
controller only, switch this mode to
“Single”
. This mode indicates singel upgradable.
Enter the MAC address displayed in
“\ System configuration \ Network setting”
such
as
001378xxxxxx
(case-insensitive), and then click
“Confirm”
.
At last, it can activate
Replication
function if there is a license here. Select the license file,
and then click
“Confirm”
.
4.6.4
Firmware synchronization
“Firmware synchronization”
can synchronize the firmware version when controller 1
and controller 2’s firmware are different. It will upgrade the firmware of slave controller to