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Update firmware from shell
We recommend you update your firmware via ZERO. If for some reason you can’t use ZERO to push updates, then next we would recommend using the local web UI, however, you will still need to download the relevant image.bin from your ZERO account. If that isn’t an option or if you need to manually make a firmware update change via the shell you can follow these steps:
- Download the appropriate image.bin for your device from ZERO
- Secure copy the image.bin file to the /tmp directory like this: “scp image.bin admin@1.2.3.4:/tmp” where 1.2.3.4 is the IP address of your device. This is using the device “admin” user and you will need the admin’s password
- Shell into the device and run the netflash command like this: “netflash -Uki /tmp/image.bin”
This will then update your device accordingly.
