Juniper EX 4200 Switch
1. Connect serial console cable to Com port in the back of the switch.
2. Plug in Patch cable to management ethernet port in the back of the switch.
3. Connect the patch cable to the management device.
4. Install a open source TFTP server ( Solar winds for example)
5. Go into you device manager , Net work devices and disable the firewall settings and the Wi-Fi card on the computer.
6. In network devices:
– Right click ethernet adaptor
– Go down to properties
– Scroll down tell you see IPV4 and double click
– Click manually assign a IP address , fill in the fields up to the default gateway.
7. Install a console program on the management device (Putty)
8. Connect the serial console cable to the computer with a usb > serial adapter or just serial if the computer has it.
9. Check the COM port in device manager, make sure they match in putty. Bod rate can be left on the default setting.
10. With the CLI loading on the switch hit SPACE or ENTER tell you see LOADER >
11. Enter the following commands:
– loader> set ipaddr=192.168.100.2
-loader> set netmask=255.255.255.0
-loader> set gatewayip=192.168.100.254
-loader> set serverip=192.168.100.1
-loader> install –format tftp://<tftp server>/<Junos package name>
For example: loader> install –format tftp://192.168.100.1/jinstall-ex-4200-15.1R7-S6.3-domestic-signed.tgz
*Make sure to have the Junos os file in the root directory for the TFTP server.
Dell s4810 TFPT Server Config
1. Power up switch.
2. Plug in a SFP to connect to the 1/0 ten gig ethernet interface, run a patch cable from the SFP to the management device.
3. Enable Ten gig interface.
4. Config static IP address on the Ten gig interface
5. Downloads open source TFTP server ( SolarWinds is my recommendation)
6. Go into the NIC on the computer and give it a static IP , subnet mask . Wont need a DNS assigned. ( Make sure the IP address is in the same subnet)
7. Launch TFTP server and go into config. Make sure that the source IP address is from the management device.
8. On the switch , run the following command in global conifg mode:
DELL# upgrade system tftp: A:
– address or name of remote host: 10.0.0.0
– Enter source file name: FTOS-SE-9.14-1.10.bin
*There is no need for password or username for TFTP server authentication.
* You will want to do the same commands with Partition B on the dell switch.
* If you need help with the config you can hit the “?” at any time to get a list of commands and a description of what they do.