Configures a remote file server to store firmware upgrade images. This process establishes connectivity to an external repository to enable the firmware upgrade workflow.
A remote file server is a network-accessible storage location that hosts firmware upgrade files for device maintenance.
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Supports secure file transfer protocols for image retrieval.
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Requires specific network and authentication parameters for integration.
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Enables centralized management of firmware versions across the network.
For cellular firmware upgrades, we recommend hosting the firmware image files on a remote server and selecting the server and firmware image path in the firmware upgrade workflow. Ensure that the remote server is configured in Cisco SD-WAN Manager and reachable by the devices.
Before you begin
This section provides information about configuring a remote server for firmware upgrade images, for the firmware upgrade use case. For information about configuring a remote server for storing device software upgrade images, see Register Remote Server in the Manage Software Upgrade and Repository section of the Cisco Catalyst SD-WAN Monitor and Maintain Configuration Guide.
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What to do next
For information about configuring a remote server for storing device software upgrade images, see Register Remote Server in the Manage Software Upgrade and Repository section of the Cisco Catalyst SD-WAN Monitor and Maintain Configuration Guide .