SP5 10修正说明

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NetApp® Service Processor 5.

10 Firmware Download and


Update Instructions Using the ONTAP® CLI
What is updated

The Service Processor (SP) 5.10 firmware file SP_FW_308-04069_5.10.zip provides updates to the SP

firmware for the AFF A300, AFF A200, FAS2620, FAS2650 and FAS8200 series.

New and changed features

This SP release contains fixes to bugs with critical impact and/or customer support needs. The following

bugs are addressed in SP 5.10:

 Bug 1349609 - SSH login to SP or BMC might fail when FIPS is enabled

 Bug 1357066 - False-positive NVMEM battery alerts sometimes cause ONTAP to shutdown during

an active learning cycle on some systems


ATTENTION: Whenever a storage controller is updated to a new version of ONTAP, the SP firmware is

automatically updated (by default) to the SP firmware package that is bundled with ONTAP. No additional

manual steps are typically required.

Third-party copyrights and licenses

The Third-Party Copyrights and Licenses document lists the third-party copyright statements and licenses

that apply to software components distributed with SP 5.10. For more information, see Third-Party

Copyrights and Licenses.

Prerequisites

To update the SP image, you need to have access to the following devices:

A web server on a network accessible to your storage controller

A remote SSH connection or serial console connection to the storage controller


ATTENTION: To prepare the SP for a smooth firmware update, reboot the SP first.

::> system service-processor reboot-sp -node node_name

You can use the ONTAP CLI to update the SP. However, you must not use both the ONTAP CLI and the SP

CLI at the same time to trigger an SP update.

ATTENTION: You should update the SP only to one of the supported firmware releases for the ONTAP

version that a particular storage controller is currently booted from. See the Service Processor Support

Matrix for versions of the SP firmware releases supported for specific ONTAP versions. If an ONTAP CLI

attempt to update the SP firmware fails a compatibility check with an SP firmware update failed, error sending

checksum to SP error message, contact technical support.

Note: To use the system node image commands, you must set the mode to advanced privilege level.

To download and install the SP firmware files to your storage controller from the NetApp Support Site,

complete the following steps:


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Action
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1 Download the file SP_FW_308-04069_5.10.zip from the NetApp Support Site, and then save the file

as SP_FW.zip on your web server.

2 Download the SP firmware on the storage controller:

system node image get -package http://web_server_name/path/SP_FW.zip -replace-package true -node node_name

NOTE: You must set the -replace-package parameter to true if an SP_FW file already exists on the

node.

web_server_name is the name of the web server on a network accessible to your storage controller,

and path is the location of the downloaded file on your web server.

3 Update the downloaded firmware on the storage controller:


Depending on whether the SP automatic update is enabled, choose one of the following options:

Notes:

 By default, the SP automatic update is enabled (the recommended setting), enabling the SP to

be updated automatically when you download an SP firmware package or upgrade to a new

version of ONTAP. If the SP automatic update is enabled, you do not need to manually

trigger an SP update.

 Any existing connection to the SP is terminated when the SP firmware is being updated. This

is the case whether the SP update is triggered automatically or manually.

 The system service-processor show command with the -fields autoupdate-enabled parameter displays

whether the SP automatic update is currently enabled.

If the SP automatic
Then...
update is...
Enabled Wait for the SP update to start automatically, usually within 30

minutes after the package is downloaded.

After the SP update starts, the process takes up to 30 minutes to

complete.

Every instance of the SP auto-update attempts to use the SP network

interface, if it is configured and not disabled (recommended

configuration). If the SP network is not available, the SP automatic

update uses the SP serial interface. If an SP automatic update fails,

the system automatically retries it, up to three times, at 20-minute

intervals. If the retries still fail, contact technical support.

Disabled If the SP automatic update is disabled, enter the following command


to manually update the SP to the version you downloaded:

system service-processor image update -node node_name [-package package_name] [-


baseline {true|false}]

The parameters are:

 -node specifies the node whose SP firmware is to be updated.

 -package package_name specifies the package that will be installed.

You can display available package files in the update

repository by using the system node image package show command.

If you do not specify this parameter, the SP is updated to the

most recent version of the firmware that is available in the

update repository. The -package parameter will default to the

latest firmware version found in the repository.


The system does not enable you to set -package package_name in

combination with -baseline true.

 -baseline {true|false} specifies whether to use the SP version that is

bundled with ONTAP.

If you set this parameter to true, the command installs the SP

firmware version that is bundled with the currently running

release of ONTAP. If not specified, this parameter defaults

to false.

Notes:

 After updating the SP firmware, if you subsequently decide to

go back to the baseline SP version that is bundled with

ONTAP or another SP version that is higher than the bundled


version but lower than the running version, you must first

delete the downloaded firmware version before running

the system service-processor image update command.

You can display the list of downloaded SP firmware packages

by using the system node image package show command. You can

delete a downloaded SP firmware package by using the system

node image package delete command.

 ONTAP prevents you from installing an SP firmware version that

is earlier than the version bundled with the ONTAP.

After the system service-processor image update command is

launched, the system informs you that the SP will be

automatically rebooted to complete the SP firmware update


process, and prompts you to confirm the firmware update:
Note: Firmware update will need to reboot the SP on completion. If your console
connection
is through the SP, it will be disconnected
Do you want to proceed with the firmware update ? {y|n}:

Enter y to proceed.

The system displays a message similar to the following:

SP firmware update has been successfully scheduled.

Attention: You must not trigger a manual SP reboot when the

SP firmware is being updated; otherwise, the SP update will

fail.

4 Display the SP update status, including whether an update is in progress, the update start and end

time, and the completion percentage:


system service-processor image update-progress show -node node1

The system displays output similar to the following:

Node: node1
Latest SP Firmware Update Start Timestamp: 7/18/2017 12:22:37
Latest SP Firmware Update Percentage Done: 100
Latest SP Firmware Update End Timestamp: 7/18/2017 12:28:14
Is Update in Progress: no

Note: After the SP update is complete, the SP is automatically rebooted. You do not need to trigger

an SP reboot manually.

5 Verify that the SP is online and running the intended version:

system service-processor show -node node1

6 Repeat Steps 2 through 5 to install the BMC firmware on each node in the cluster.

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