Supported Upgrade Path—Standalone Nodes
Use the GigaVUE‑OS Upgrade Summary table to determine the path to upgrade your GigaVUE HC Series and GigaVUE TA Series nodes to GigaVUE‑OS6.7.xx.
Upgrade Notes:
- All upgrades start and end by saving the node’s configuration with the write memory command.
- Refer to Upgrade Summary – Clustered Nodes for considerations when upgrading nodes in a cluster.
- It is recommended that you enable the syslogs with the minimum severity level set to 'info' to help with troubleshooting upgrade issues, if any. After successful upgrade, you can revert to the desired severity level for the syslogs.
- Upgrading to a fresh image install will reboot the device twice. This behavior is noted in GigaVUE‑HC1,GigaVUE‑HC3,GigaVUE-TA100 and GigaVUE‑TA200.
Important— Before any upgrade, save your current configuration. Refer to
GigaVUE‑OS Upgrade Summary
To upgrade GigaVUE TA Series, GigaVUE‑HC1, and GigaVUE‑HC3 nodes to a 6.7.xx release:
- Use the show images command to display the existing image file names. For the maximum number of images allowed, refer to Check Number of Images
- Delete the available image files using the image delete <filename.img> command, to create space for the new images.
- Fetch and install the 6.7.xx software image (based on the node information) and bootloader, set next boot, and reload.
Table 1: GigaVUE‑OS Upgrade Summary
|
To upgrade to 6.7.xx from... |
Use the recommended upgrade path for the device... |
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|---|---|---|---|
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GigaVUE‑HC3, GigaVUE TA Series, and G-TAP A Series 2 |
GigaVUE-HC1 |
GigaVUE‑HC1-Plus |
|
|
v6.6.xx |
6.6.xx ► 6.7.xx |
6.6.xx ► 6.7.xx |
6.6.xx ► 6.7.xx |
|
v6.5.xx |
6.5.xx ► 6.7.xx |
6.5.xx ► 6.7.xx |
6.5.xx ► 6.7.xx |
|
v6.4.xx |
6.4.xx ► 6.5.xx►6.7.xx |
6.4.xx ► 6.5.xx ► 6.7.xx |
6.4.xx ► 6.5.xx ► 6.7.xx |
|
v6.3.xx |
6.3.xx ► 6.5.xx ► 6.7.xx |
6.3.xx ► 6.5.xx ► 6.7.xx |
6.3.xx ► 6.5.xx ► 6.7.xx |
|
v6.2.00.04 |
6.2.00.04 ► 6.5.xx ► 6.7.xx |
6.2.00.04 ► 6.5.xx ► 6.7.xx |
6.2.00.04 ► 6.5.xx ► 6.7.xx |
|
v6.1.xx |
6.1.xx ► 6.5.xx ► 6.7.xx |
6.1.xx ► 6.5.xx ► 6.7.xx |
6.1.xx ► 6.5.xx ► 6.7.xx |
|
v6.0.xx |
6.0.xx ► 6.1.xx ► 6.5.xx► 6.7.xx |
6.0.xx ► 6.1.xx ► 6.5.xx ► 6.7.xx |
6.0.xx ► 6.1.xx ► 6.5.xx ► 6.7.xx |
|
v5.16.xx |
5.16.xx ► 6.1.xx ► 6.5.xx ► 6.7.xx |
5.16.xx ► 6.1.xx ► 6.5.xx ► 6.7.xx |
NA |
|
v5.15.xx |
5.15.xx ► 6.1.xx ► 6.5.xx ► 6.7.xx |
5.15.xx ► 6.1.xx ► 6.5.xx ► 6.7.xx |
NA |
|
v5.14.xx |
5.14.xx ► 5.15.xx ► 6.1.xx ► 6.5.xx ► 6.7.xx |
5.14.xx ► 5.15.xx ► 6.1.xx ► 6.5.xx ► 6.7.xx |
NA |
|
v5.13.xx |
5.13.xx ► 6.1.xx ► 6.5.xx ► 6.7.xx |
5.13.xx ► 6.1.xx ► 6.5.xx ► 6.7.xx |
NA |
|
v5.12.xx |
5.12.xx ► 5.13.xx or 5.15.xx► 6.1.xx ► 6.5.xx ► 6.7.xx |
5.12.xx ► 5.13.xx or 5.15.xx ►6.1.xx ► 6.5.xx ► 6.7.xx |
NA |
|
v5.11.xx |
5.11.xx ► 5.13.xx or 5.15.xx ► 6.1.xx ► 6.5.xx ► 6.7.xx |
5.11.xx ► 5.13.xx or 5.15.xx ► 6.1.xx ► 6.5.xx ► 6.7.xx |
NA |
|
v5.10.xx |
5.10.xx*** ► 5.13.xx or 5.15.xx ► 6.1.xx ► 6.5.xx ► 6.7.xx |
5.10.xx ► 5.13.xx or 5.15.xx ► 6.1.xx ► 6.5.xx ► 6.7.xx |
NA |
|
v5.9.xx |
5.9.xx ► 5.10.xx*** ► 5.13.xx or 5.15.xx ► 6.1.xx ► 6.5.xx ► 6.7.xx |
5.9.xx ► 5.9.01.16** ► 5.10.xx ► 5.13.xx or 5.15.xx ► 6.1.xx ► 6.5.xx ► 6.7.xx |
NA |
|
v5.8.xx |
5.8.xx ► 5.10.xx*** ► 5.13.xx or 5.15.xx ► 6.1.xx ► 6.5.xx ► 6.7.xx |
5.8.xx ► 5.9.01.16** ► 5.10.xx ► 5.13.xx or 5.15.xx ► 6.1.xx ► 6.5.xx ► 6.7.xx |
NA |
|
v5.7.xx |
5.7.xx ► 5.10.xx*** ► 5.13.xx or 5.15.xx ► 6.1.xx ► 6.5.xx ► 6.7.xx |
5.7.xx ► 5.9.01.16** ► 5.10.xx ► 5.13.xx or 5.15.xx ►6.1.xx ► 6.5.xx ► 6.7.xx |
NA |
|
v5.6.xx |
5.6.xx ► 5.7.xx ► 5.10.xx*** ► 5.13.xx or 5.15.xx ► 6.1.xx ► 6.5.xx ► 6.7.xx |
5.6.xx ► 5.7.xx ► 5.9.01.16** ► 5.10.xx ► 5.13.xx or 5.15.xx ► 6.1.xx ► 6.5.xx ► 6.7.xx |
NA |
*6.2.00.04: Software version 6.2.xx is replaced with 6.2.00.04.
*6.1.01.04: Software version 6.1.01 is replaced with 6.1.01.04.
**5.9.01.16 on GigaVUE-HC1: When upgrading GigaVUE-HC1 to GigaVUE‑OS 5.10.xx, add the 5.9.01.16 hot patch to increase the allowed image size to support the upgrade.
After 5.10.xx, the upgrade paths are the same across platforms.
***5.10.04 on GigaVUE-HC3: When upgrading GigaVUE-HC3 to GigaVUE-OS 5.13.xx or 5.15.xx you must upgrade to 5.10.04 to increase the allowed image size to support the upgrade.
Note: If you are installing the SMT-HC1-S module in a GigaVUE-HC1 Chassis, use the recommended upgrade path specific to this module. Refer to SMT-HC1-S (Gen 3 GigaSMART Card) in GigaVUE-HC1 Hardware Installation Guide, for details.
GigaVUE‑OS Legacy Upgrades
To upgrade GigaVUE TA Series, GigaVUE‑HC1, and GigaVUE‑HC3 from older versions of GigaVUE-OS, prior to v5.6.xx, use the paths specified for the device in Table 1: GigaVUE‑OS Upgrade Summary .
Table 2: GigaVUE‑OS Legacy Upgrades
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To upgrade to 6.7.xx from... |
Use the recommended upgrade path for the device... |
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|---|---|---|
|
GigaVUE‑HC3, GigaVUE-TA Series, and G-TAP A Series 2 |
GigaVUE-HC1 |
|
|
v5.5.xx |
5.5.xx► 5.7.xx ► 5.10.xx***► 5.13.xx or 5.15.xx► 6.1.xx► 6.5.xx► 6.7.xx |
5.5.xx► 5.7.xx ► 5.9.01.16** ► 5.10.xx ► 5.13.xx or 5.15.xx► 6.1.xx► 6.5.xx► 6.7.xx |
|
v5.4.xx |
5.4.xx► 5.7.xx ► 5.10.xx*** ► 5.13.xx or 5.15.xx► 6.1.xx► 6.5.xx► 6.7.xx |
5.4.xx ► 5.7.xx ► 5.9.01.16** ► 5.10.xx ► 5.13.xx or 5.15.xx► 6.1.xx► 6.5.xx► 6.7.xx |
|
v5.3.xx |
5.3.xx► 5.4.xx ► 5.7.xx ► 5.10.xx** ► 5.13.xx or 5.15.xx► 6.1.xx► 6.5.xx► 6.7.xx |
5.3.xx► 5.4.xx ► 5.7.xx ► 5.9.01.16** ► 5.10.xx ► 5.13.xx or 5.15.xx► 6.1.xx► 6.5.xx► 6.7.xx |
|
v5.2.xx |
5.2.xx► 5.3.xx ► 5.4.xx ► 5.7.xx ► 5.10.xx*** ► 5.13.xx or 5.15.xx► 6.1.xx► 6.5.xx►► 6.7.xx |
5.2.xx► 5.3.xx ► 5.4.xx ► 5.7.xx ► 5.9.01.16** ► 5.10.xx ► 5.13.xx or 5.15.xx► 6.1.xx►6.5.xx► 6.7.xx |
|
v5.1.xx |
5.1.xx► 5.4.xx ► 5.7.xx ► 5.10.xx*** ► 5.13.xx or 5.15.xx► |
5.1.xx► 5.4.xx ► 5.7.xx ► 5.9.01.16** ► 5.10.xx ► 5.13.xx or 5.15.xx► 6.1.xx► 6.5.xx► 6.7.xx |
|
pre-5.1 |
pre-5.1► 5.1.xx ► 5.4.xx ► 5.7.xx ► 5.10.xx*** ► 5.13.xx or 5.15.xx► 6.1.xx► 6.5.xx► 6.7.xx |
pre-5.1► 5.1.xx ► 5.4.xx ► 5.7.xx ► 5.9.01.16** ► 5.10.xx ► 5.13.xx or 5.15.xx► 6.1.xx► 6.5.xx► 6.7.xx |
*6.2.00.04: Software version 6.2.xx is replaced with 6.2.00.04.
***5.10.03 on GigaVUE-HC3: When upgrading GigaVUE-HC3 to GigaVUE-OS 5.13.xx or 5.15.xx, upgrade to 5.10.04 to increase the allowed image size to support the upgrade.
