Asaasa (config) # dir Show Files directory copy Disk0:/asa707-k8.bin Tftp://192.168.1.149/asa707-k8.bin Back up the original iOS files to the TFTP server copy disk0:/asdm507.bin Tftp://192.168.1.149/asdm507.bin Back up the original ASDM file to the TFTP server copy tftp://192.168.1.149/asa803-k8.bin Disk0:/asa803-k8.bin Copy the new iOS file from the TFTP server to the ASA copy Tftp://192.168.1.149/asdm-603.bin Disk0:/asdm-603.bin Copy the new iOS file from the TFTP server to the ASA in the ASA (config) # dir Show directory again, check if file is copied successfully asa (config) # no boot system Disk0:/asa707-k8.bin Cancels the original Boot file association Asa (config) # Dirasa (config) # boot system Disk0:/asa803-k8.binasa (config) # ASDM image Disk0:/asdm-603.bin Sets the associated device Manager image set for the iOS file and the asdm file, but not a valid image file disk0:/asdm-603.bin//because the new iOS file does not take effect until the restart. Therefore, the new ASDM image is prompted to be invalid when the association is set. Asa (config) # exitasa# WR Save Configuration asa# Reload New iOS does not take effect until the router restarts Cisco ASA 5510 upgrade iOS and ASDM
Show version view currently running system information, including boot files (i.e. iOS), etc.
Show boot to view current iOS information
Show ASDM image to view currently running ASDM information
Copy nvram:/filename tftp://ip/filename file transfer with TFTP protocol
Boot system File setting iOS boot files
ASDM image file to set the ASDM startup file (with no is canceled)
Erase/format Delete all file file transfers can use protocols such as FTP,HTTP,TFTP, it is recommended to use the TFTP protocol, simple and easy. You can use the normal router connection mode, you can also use the console login, using the management port connection is OK. 1, Telnet on the ASA
Ciscoasa>ena Entering privileged mode
ciscoasa#conf t into configuration mode
Ciscoasa (config) # dir view files on the ASA directory of disk0:/ No flash is purchased separately, so the file location is disk04879-rw-8202240 19:18:10 Nov asa721-k8.bin
2391-rw-5539756 00:43:38 Nov Asdm521.bin
4842 drw-0 18:51:24 Nov Log
4843 drw-0 18:51:36 Nov crypto_archive255426560 Bytes Total (215465984 bytes free) 2, find a PC, run TFTP, set up a directory , transfer files
Ciscoasa (config) # Show ver command explained see front Cisco Adaptive Security Appliance Software Version 7.2 (1)
Device Manager Version 5.2 (1) ..... Omit several words
System image file is "Disk0:/asa721-k8.bin" This is the startup file and path
。。。。。 3, backup the above dir file, I here Tftpd32.exe PC's ip:192.168.1.2
Ciscoasa (config) # copy disk0:/asa721-k8.bin Tftp://192.168.1.2/asa721-k8.bin
。。。。。。 Ciscoasa (config) # copy disk0:/asdm521.bin Tftp://192.168.1.2/asdm521.bin
。。。。。。 Show run also backs up the current configuration to avoid errors all configurations are gone.
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。。。。。。 4. Delete previous old files (you can also keep the delete command)
Ciscoasa (config) # erase Disk0:
Erase operation a while. Continue? [Confirm]
Erase:operation completed successfully.
Format:drive Communication & 1st Sector Write OK ...
Format:all system sectors written. Ok...
Format:total Sectors in formatted partition:499168
Format:total bytes in formatted partition:255574016
Format:operation completed successfully. Erase of Disk0:complete
Ciscoasa (config) # Dirdirectory of disk0:/no files in directory255426560 bytes total (255401984 bytes free) 5, upload the latest file with the command above
Ciscoasa (config) # copy tftp://192.168.1.2/asa802-k8.bin Disk0:/asa802-k8.bin
Ciscoasa (config) # copy tftp://192.168.1.2/asdm-602.bin Disk0:/asdm-602.bin
Ciscoasa (config) # copy tftp://192.168.1.2/asa721-k8.bin Disk0:/asa721-k8.binciscoasa (config) # Dirdirectory of Disk0 :/5-rw-14524416 20:29:36 Oct Asa802-k8.bin
1778-rw-6889764 20:31:10 Oct Asdm-602.bin
2620-rw-8202240 20:33:04 Oct asa721-k8.bin Prevent improper operation no startup file, then return 255426560 bytes total (225771520 bytes free) 6. Set the startup file
Ciscoasa (config) # no boot system disk0:/asa721-k8.bin cancel before starting iOS
Ciscoasa (config) # boot system Disk0:/asa802-k8.bin
Ciscoasa (config) # ASDM image Disk0:/asdm602.bin Set ASDM
Ciscoasa (config) # reload reboot, Configuration takes effect
Cisco ASA 5510 upgrade iOS and ASDM
