The Cisco Enterprise NFVIS upgrade image is available as a .nfvispkg file. Currently, downgrade is not supported.
Before you Begin
Ensure that you copy the image to the NFVIS server before starting the upgrade process. Always specify the exact path of the
image when registering and upgrading the image.
Use the scp command to copy the upgrade image from a remote server to your NFVIS server. When using the scp command, you must copy the image to the "/data/intdatastore/uploads" folder on the NFVIS server. Alternatively, you can upload
the image to the NFVIS server using the System Upgrade option from the Cisco Enterprise NFVIS portal.
The following is an example on how to use the scp command to copy the upgrade image:
scp -P 22222 nfvis-351.nfvispkg admin@192.0.2.9:
/data/intdatastore/uploads/nfvis-351.nfvispkg
The upgrade process comprises two tasks:
To upgrade an image:
configure terminal
system upgrade image-name nfvis-351.nfvispkg location /data/intdatastore/uploads
system upgrade apply-image nfvis-351.nfvispkg location /data/intdatastore/uploads scheduled-time 5
commit
Verifying the Image Registration
Use the show system upgrade reg-info command in the privileged EXEC mode to verify the image registration. Package status must be valid for the registered image.
nfvis# show system upgrade reg-info
PACKAGE
NAME LOCATION VERSION STATUS UPLOAD DATE
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nfvis-351.nfvispkg /data/upgrade/register/nfvis-351.nfvispkg 3.6.1-722 Valid 2017-04-25T10:29:58.052347-00:00
Verifying the Upgrade Status
Use the show system upgrade apply-image command in the privileged EXEC mode
nfvis# show system upgrade apply-image
UPGRADE
NAME STATUS FROM UPGRADE TO
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nfvis-351.nfvispkg SUCCESS 3.5.0 3.5.1
Upgrade APIs and Commands
Upgrade APIs
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Upgrade Commands
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/api/config/system/upgrade
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/api/operational/system/upgrade/reg-info
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/api/operational/system/upgrade/apply-image
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system upgrade image-name
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system upgrade apply-image
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show system upgrade reg-info
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show system upgrade apply-image
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