Difference between revisions of "Loading JunOS on an EX series switch"
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If you get annoying messages about failing auto-image upgrade, do the following to disable them. | If you get annoying messages about failing auto-image upgrade, do the following to disable them. | ||
* Go to configure mode: <code>root> configure</code> | * Go to configure mode: <code>root> configure</code> | ||
| − | * Set a root password (otherwise you cannot commit changes): <code>root# set system root-authentication plain-text-password</code> (Use <code>Cisco123</ | + | * Set a root password (otherwise you cannot commit changes): <code>root# set system root-authentication plain-text-password</code> (Use <code>Cisco123</code> as password) |
* Disable auto-upgrade: <code>root# delete chassis auto-image-upgrade</code> | * Disable auto-upgrade: <code>root# delete chassis auto-image-upgrade</code> | ||
* Commit changes and exit: <code>root# commit and-quit</code> | * Commit changes and exit: <code>root# commit and-quit</code> | ||
Revision as of 12:52, 16 November 2017
The proccedure of loading JunOS on an EX series switch is exactly the same as Loading JunOS on an MX series router, with one exception:
- As
/mntis a read-only file-system on EX switches, you have to mount the USB thumb drive under/tmp/usbinstead
If you get annoying messages about failing auto-image upgrade, do the following to disable them.
- Go to configure mode:
root> configure - Set a root password (otherwise you cannot commit changes):
root# set system root-authentication plain-text-password(UseCisco123as password) - Disable auto-upgrade:
root# delete chassis auto-image-upgrade - Commit changes and exit:
root# commit and-quit
