One-time automatic upgrade to the latest FortiSwitch firmware 7.0.4
Starting in FortiOS 7.0.0, administrators could use the FortiOS CLI to upload the FortiSwitch firmware and then configure the managed FortiSwitch units to be automatically upgraded with the uploaded firmware when the switches were authorized by FortiLink. See Automatic provisioning of FortiSwitch firmware upon authorization.
Starting in FortiOS 7.0.4, administrators no longer need to upload the FortiSwitch firmware. Now administrators can configure the managed FortiSwitch units to be automatically upgraded to the latest FortiSwitchOS version available in FortiGuard when the switches are authorized by FortiLink. If the FortiSwitch units are already running the latest version of FortiSwitchOS when they are authorized, no changes are made.
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To set up the one-time automatic upgrade of the managed FortiSwitch firmware:
- On the FortiGate device, configure automatic provisioning:
config switch-controller global
set firmware-provision-on-authorization enable
end
By default, the
set firmware-provision-latest
command is set todisable
underconfig switch-controller managed-switch
before the FortiSwitch unit is authorized by the FortiGate device. - On the FortiGate device, authorize the FortiSwitch unit.
config switch-controller managed-switch
edit <FortiSwitch_serial_number>
set fsw-wan1-peer <FortiLink_interface_name>
set fsw-wan1-admin enable
end
Authorizing the FortiSwitch unit changes the setting of the
set firmware-provision-latest
command toonce
underconfig switch-controller managed-switch
. - When the status of the managed FortiSwitch unit is “Authorized/Up,” the FortiGate device downloads the latest supported version of FortiSwitchOS from FortiGuard and then upgrades the switch.
- The setting of the
set firmware-provision-latest
command is changed todisable
underconfig switch-controller managed-switch
.
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