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Upgrading to Cisco IOS Release 12.2(28)SB on a Cisco 10000 Series Router
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Upgrade Option 4: ESR-PRE2 Upgrade with RPR Switchover
Step 3
Insert the second ESR-PRE1 into the empty slot. If it is not configured for autoboot, boot the correct
image from the ROM monitor prompt. The second ESR-PRE1 will come up as the standby in the
configured mode.
You have now reverted to a dual-ESR-PRE1 redundant system.
Upgrade Option 4: ESR-PRE2 Upgrade with RPR Switchover
This procedure assumes the following configuration:
•
Cisco 10000 series chassis with two installed ESR-PRE2 processors
•
active and standby ESR-PRE2s set for autoboot
•
Release 12.3(7)XI2 or later
Note
This upgrade procedure is service affecting. It requires an RPR switchover from the active to the standby
PRE. During the switchover in
Step 8
, the router will not be available for user traffic.
To perform the upgrade, follow these steps:
Step 1
Load the appropriate 12.2(28)SB image from the TFTP server into bootflash on both ESR-PRE2s.
Step 2
If the startup configuration is not up to date, save the running configuration using the
write-memory
command.
Step 3
Copy the startup configuration from the active ESR-PRE2 to a disk or TFTP server to save it for possible
rollback.
Step 4
At the console, use the
boot system bootflash:
image_name
command to edit your boot system variable
to point to the 12.2(28)SB image in bootflash. Save the running configuration using the
write memory
command.
Use the
show bootvar
command to verify that the boot system variable has been altered appropriately
on both the active and standby ESR-PRE2s.
If you do not want to make further changes to the startup configuration for the new command set offered
by release 12.2(28)SB, skip to
Step 7
.
Note
In some older releases, the configuration does not explicitly specify the redundancy mode. If your
current configuration is one of these, and you want RPR+ operation with release 12.2(28)SB, you must
add the line
mode rpr-plus
after the line that specifies redundancy in the configuration on the TFTP
server. Release 12.2(28)SB defaults to SSO mode unless it is explicitly configured for RPR+.
Step 5
Your startup configuration now reflects the altered boot system image. Copy it to the TFTP server and
make any other needed edits. Then copy the altered configuration from the server to the startup
configuration on the active and standby ESR-PRE2s using the
copy tftp startup
and
copy tftp
stby-nvram:startup-config
commands. Verify that the startup configuration has been copied to both the
active and the standby NVRAM using the
dir
command and comparing file size.
Step 6
Verify again that the boot image and config-register are set appropriately using the
show bootvar
command.
