Dell PowerEdge MX7000 EMC OpenManage Enterprise-Modular Edition Version 1.20.0 - Page 97

Rolling back firmware, Deleting firmware

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2. Select the Update Now option to update the firmware immediately or Schedule Later to update the firmware on the chosen date and time. NOTE: If the system displays the local clock on the Time Configuration page even after you configured the NTP servers, reconfigure the NTP servers. NOTE: During firmware update, when the active MM reboots and the standby MM is active, some messages on the Execution Details page for the firmware update are not displayed. The messages are not displayed owing to synchronization issues. NOTE: During the OME-Modular firmware update, multiple users can upload the OME-Modular DUP using any interface. However, a warning message may be displayed after the firmware update job is initiated. NOTE: For non-default VLAN, the management IPv6 IP of MX9116n or MX5108n IOMs is unreachable if, the DHCP V6 configuration in ToR switch does not have the IPV6 default gateway. Rolling back firmware If you are not convinced with the firmware update of a device or component, you can roll back the update to the version before the update. The rollback option is enabled only if OME-Modular can access the firmware package of the previous version. The following methods can be used to enable the access: ● A Device that has the rollback version (or N-1 version) that matches the previous version. Not all devices support a rollback or N-1 version. The rollback version is displayed as a rollback candidate even if it does not match the version before the update. ● An imported catalog that has a reference to the previous catalog version. ● You can browse for a firmware package that has the previous firmware version. For Network IOMs, the availability of rollback information depends on the status of the Network IOM (Full Switch or Fabric) and the firmware update method. If the firmware is updated on nodes in the fabric, the rollback information is available on the node on which the firmware update is initiated. If the firmware on the member chassis Network IOMs is updated through the Lead chassis, the rollback information is available on only on the Lead chassis. To roll back a firmware update: 1. On the Firmware page, click Rollback Firmware. The Rollback Firmware window is displayed. 2. Select the component for which you want to roll back the firmware and click Rollback. NOTE: The device is always updated with individual DUP and is never updated or downgraded as part of catalog or baselines. But, when the device is associated with any baseline and an update is available as part of that catalog or baseline, by default the catalog option is given for the Rollback as it is a secure option. Deleting firmware You can delete firmware baselines, if you have the administrator privilege. To delete a firmware baseline: On the Firmware page, select the baseline that you want to delete, and click Delete. A message is displayed prompting you to confirm the delete operation. Managing firmware 97

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2.
Select the
Update Now
option to update the firmware immediately or
Schedule Later
to update the firmware on the
chosen date and time.
NOTE:
If the system displays the local clock on the
Time Configuration
page even after you configured the NTP
servers, reconfigure the NTP servers.
NOTE:
During firmware update, when the active MM reboots and the standby MM is active, some messages on the
Execution Details
page for the firmware update are not displayed. The messages are not displayed owing to
synchronization issues.
NOTE:
During the OME–Modular firmware update, multiple users can upload the OME–Modular DUP using any
interface. However, a warning message may be displayed after the firmware update job is initiated.
NOTE:
For non-default VLAN, the management IPv6 IP of MX9116n or MX5108n IOMs is unreachable if, the DHCP V6
configuration in ToR switch does not have the IPV6 default gateway.
Rolling back firmware
If you are not convinced with the firmware update of a device or component, you can roll back the update to the version before
the update. The rollback option is enabled only if OME–Modular can access the firmware package of the previous version. The
following methods can be used to enable the access:
A Device that has the rollback version (or N-1 version) that matches the previous version. Not all devices support a rollback
or N-1 version. The rollback version is displayed as a rollback candidate even if it does not match the version before the
update.
An imported catalog that has a reference to the previous catalog version.
You can browse for a firmware package that has the previous firmware version.
For Network IOMs, the availability of rollback information depends on the status of the Network IOM (Full Switch or Fabric) and
the firmware update method. If the firmware is updated on nodes in the fabric, the rollback information is available on the node
on which the firmware update is initiated. If the firmware on the member chassis Network IOMs is updated through the Lead
chassis, the rollback information is available on only on the Lead chassis.
To roll back a firmware update:
1.
On the
Firmware
page, click
Rollback Firmware
.
The
Rollback Firmware
window is displayed.
2.
Select the component for which you want to roll back the firmware and click
Rollback
.
NOTE:
The device is always updated with individual DUP and is never updated or downgraded as part of catalog or
baselines. But, when the device is associated with any baseline and an update is available as part of that catalog or
baseline, by default the catalog option is given for the Rollback as it is a secure option.
Deleting firmware
You can delete firmware baselines, if you have the administrator privilege.
To delete a firmware baseline:
On the
Firmware
page, select the baseline that you want to delete, and click
Delete
.
A message is displayed prompting you to confirm the delete operation.
Managing firmware
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