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Cisco constantly releasing new versions of the so-called us which include new features as well as resolve

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issues such as bugs in the IRS in this video we'll look at upgrading Cisco Iowas images the high level

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steps that you firstly need to select and download the correct Iowas image for your router you then

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need to verify connectivity to your TVT server where you've downloaded and stored the new Iowa image.

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You should verify that your router has sufficient flash memory space for the new iOS image and then

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you copy the Iowas file from the TFT server to the router.

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You then configure the router to boot using the new Cisco Iowa image.

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And then lastly reload the router so that it repeats and load the new Iowas image into memory.

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In this example of an 1841 Grada so show version shows me the platform we are running currently the

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SkyWest 1841 software.

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So this is the current release and version of software that we're running.

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This is the boot from operating system version.

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And once again this is a Cisco 1841 router.

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So on the Cisco Web site I've gone to support and downloads and I'm going to select 1841 integrated

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services Rodda I'm going to select software on chessy.

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And in this example I'm going to look at Cisco Iris images rather than run monitor all of the operating

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systems and what you'd need to do now is download the relevant version of iOS.

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Now it's important that the DRAM and Flash be large enough for the operating system that you downloading.

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This router has the same amount of memory.

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So you need to add those two together.

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So that's the amount plus the amount

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which gives us about 130 mega RAM.

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We've got about 60 to make of Flash.

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So my Rodda would not to be able to use the version of operating system because the RAM and flash requirements

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are greater than what this Rodek currently has installed.

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So very importantly make sure that your router can support both the DRAM and flash requirements of any

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new operating system that you download from Cisco so click on the download link to download the operating

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system.

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You need to log in and make sure that you have a service contract.

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So do that and then download the operating system to your local PC.

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In my example I'm going to use the operating system which I've already downloaded.

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You're going to want to make sure that your router has enough Flesch space for the new image that you

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downloading so use the Camacho show flash to ensure that the amount of available space is enough for

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the image that you want a copy to flash.

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In my example of a ready copied image the image is only 15 meg in size and I have enough space in flash

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to copy another version of this image or a different image into the flash of the Rodda.

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At the moment this Rodda is using this operating system 12. full to T4 that can be seen in the flash

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of the Rodda.

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So this is the image that's being used.

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Let's pretend that we're going to upgrade the broader to a newer version even though it's the same.

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I'll show you the full process.

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So what you would do is download the relevant operating system from Cisco and put it in your teeth to

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be servers directory.

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In this example I'm using solar winds and this is the directory that the be serviced pointing to.

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So you would Topkapi in this example P.E. Flesch Precentor what does the IP address of the server.

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So in my example it's 1 2 1 6 8 1 9 9.

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What is the source file that we want to copy.

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So that file make sure that you put an extension in the file name.

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What does the destination file name.

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In this example I'll make it file to we want with that that Folley already exists.

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Do we want to override it.

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And in this example I'm going to override it.

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So that file will be overridden with this new file that's copied down from the TFT server so we can

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see some messages on the TV service stating that the file is being fetched.

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So there's a get message.

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We can see the file being copied down to the router from the TFT server.

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That'll take a while.

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And the length of time depends on how large the Iowas fall is and what kind of connection you've got

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between the two FTB server and the router.

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If you're doing this across or when a wide area network as an example it could take a lot longer.

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Now in that example there was a problem where part of the file wasn't successfully copied but it wouldn't

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be a problem.

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Even though we're using TFT P because the TFT protocol has retransmissions and checks of files received.

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So even though you use a datagram protocol UDP is being used.

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The TFT protocol ensures that the full file is copied and we can see that we had a check of the file

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that succeeded.

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So the file was copied successfully.

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So once again in Flash This is the file that we've copied down and now we can tell the router to boot

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the system from the flash and the file that we're going to use is this new file so I've added that command

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to the running config.

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Once again at the moment it's not using that file.

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It's using the file 64 DUP.

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Ben but we have now told the router to use T4 underscore too.

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So it's a different file to the original file that the router is using.

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So I'll save the configuration and then I'll reload the router.

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So when the router boots now it will use the new file rather than the previous file as the operating

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system that's loaded into memory.

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I'll speed up the boot process and the video to save you the time of watching the rot a boot up.

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OK serratus booted up.

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I'll press enter to continue.

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Put in my relevant password.

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Show version shows us now that it's using that teach for under school to burn file.

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So it's now using the new operating system that we downloaded from the TFT server.

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It's not using the original file that we had in Flash.

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It's using this file rather than the file.
