Before updating firmware on the cluster nodes, you must determine the current version running on the nodes. Both nodes must run the same version of firmware to avoid potential conflicts during takeover.
To determine the firmware revision numbers, complete the following step.
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Enter the following command from each node console and note the version: sysconfig -v |
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Enter the following command from the node console and note the version: .version |
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To update node firmware, complete the following steps.
| 1 | Enter the following command from the local node console, if you haven't already downloaded Data ONTAP: download ResultThe node firmware is downloaded to the boot disk. Note |
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| 2 | Disable the cluster by entering the following command on the local node: cf disable |
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| 3 | Shut down the local node by entering the following command: halt |
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| 5 | Enter the following command after the node boots: update-flash ResultThe system prompts you to continue, then the firmware is copied to the CompactFlashTM card in the node. |
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| 6 | Reboot the system by entering the following command: bye |
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| 8 | Reenable clustering by entering the following command from the local node's console: cf enable |
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| 9 | Check the configuration, as described in Step 5: Checking and testing cluster configuration. |
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To update disk firmware, complete the following steps.
Note
Only disks that have firmware files present in the /etc/disk_fw directory are updated during firmware updates.
Caution
Do not update disk firmware on active nodes. Doing so might cause client drop-off. See the disk_fw_update man page for more information.
To update disk shelf firmware, complete the following steps.
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