The swd77 Web Tools popup so the upgrade was successfully and works with my current java version. Type in the “User Name” and “Password” to load the applet Browse to the ip address that was assigned by the dhcp server.ġ7. Start IE7 to load the applet to see if the upgrade had any effect. You can get a cup of coffee this will take a few minutes.ġ5. Type in the location of the firmware files located on the ftp server. Type in “firmwaredownload” to start the firmware upgradeġ2. Download the firmware extract the files and place the files on an FTP server.ġ0. To check the version type in “version” to upgrade to the latest version we need first to upgrade to 6.0.0b.ĩ. Type in “on” to turn on the dhcp optionĨ. Press the “enter-key” until you see the DHCP promptħ. Type in “ipaddrset” to change the ip configurationĦ. Type in “ipaddrshow” to show the default ip addressĥ. Press “Ctrl-c” at this moment we don’t want to change the passwordĤ. Type in “password” to login on to the consoleģ. Type in “admin” to login on to the consoleĢ. I connected the console cable to the switch and powered it up and started HyperTerminal.ġ. Instead of trying to install all know java versions to start the java applet I had to upgrade the firmware to the latest version by using the console. The java applet starts loading until “initializing switch details” where it will freeze to load the java applet.
I tried different java versions but still the problem remains.
I encountered some problems trying to upgrade the firmware by using the java applet.Īfter changing the ip address and starting the java applet the java applet would not start. Another option is to connect the console cable to the switch and configure it by console. The switches are configured with a static ip address 10.77.77.77/24 you can change your laptops ip address to an ip in the specified range and login to the java applet. Today I started a new project where I had to configure 2 HP StorageWorks 4/16 SAN Switches.
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