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Appendix C: Bulk Configuration or Firmware Upgrade via DHCP/TFTP
527
Contact information of worldwide Raritan Technical Support is
available on the Raritan website's
Support page
(
http://www.raritan.com/support/
).
Note: Supported syntax of "fwupdate.cfg" and "config.txt" may vary
based on different firmware versions. If you have existing
configuration files, it is suggested to double check with Raritan
Technical Support for the correctness of these files prior to using this
feature.
2. Configure your TFTP server properly. See
TFTP Requirements
(on
page 527).
3. Copy ALL required configuration files into the TFTP root directory. If
the tasks you will perform include firmware upgrade, an appropriate
firmware binary file is also required.
4. Properly configure your DHCP server so that it refers to the file
"fwupdate.cfg" on the TFTP server for your PX.
Click one or more of the following links for detailed DHCP
configuration instructions, based on your system and the IP address
type.

DHCP IPv4 Configuration in Windows
(on page 528)

DHCP IPv6 Configuration in Windows
(on page 538)

DHCP IPv4 Configuration in Linux
(on page 545)

DHCP IPv6 Configuration in Linux
(on page 547)
5. Verify that all of the desired PX devices use DHCP as the IP
configuration method and have been
directly
connected to the
network.
6. Re-boot these PX devices. The DHCP server will execute the
commands in the "fwupdate.cfg" file on the TFTP server to configure
or upgrade those PX devices supporting DHCP in the same network.
DHCP will execute the "fwupdate.cfg" commands once for IPv4 and
once for IPv6 respectively if both IPv4 and IPv6 settings are
configured properly in DHCP.
TFTP Requirements
To perform bulk configuration or firmware upgrade successfully, your
TFTP server must meet the following requirements:
 The server is able to work with both IPv4 and IPv6.
In Linux, remove any IPv4 or IPv6 flags from
/etc/xinetd.d/tftp
.
Note: DHCP will execute the "fwupdate.cfg" commands once for
IPv4 and once for IPv6 respectively if both IPv4 and IPv6 settings
are configured properly in DHCP.