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All that seems to do for me is to copy the file to the device. &nbsp;That doesn't seem to actually upgrade my access point
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All that seems to do for me is to copy the file to the device.  That doesn't seem to actually upgrade my access point

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That's right, one you have the file copied you have to say which file to boot with...<br />
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Shack
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That's right, one you have the file copied you have to say which file to boot with...

Shack

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that did it<br />
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after going into config mode, I added boot system flash:(bah blah blah)<br />
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Thanks
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that did it

after going into config mode, I added boot system flash:(bah blah blah)

Thanks

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I just discovered that the Web interface is now gone for this device
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I just discovered that the Web interface is now gone for this device

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Try this, from cli type &quot;show ip http server status&quot; &nbsp;and report back<br />
hth<br />
jason
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Try this, from cli type "show ip http server status"  and report back
hth
jason

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I have several access points that I would like to upgrade the IOS on, so I want to write a script rather than go to the web interface of eac device. Can someone help me identify the commands to upgrade the IOS from a TFTP server via the command line ?<br />
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Thanks
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I have several access points that I would like to upgrade the IOS on, so I want to write a script rather than go to the web interface of eac device. Can someone help me identify the commands to upgrade the IOS from a TFTP server via the command line ?

Thanks

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