Last adaptation to the version: 12.6.1
- Updated to Redesign of the webinterface
- Command: system upgrade updatelatest
General
- The new firmware is downloaded by the UTM completely independently, but the new update is not activated without consent
- The UTM checks once an hour for a possible update
- The UTM always downloads a complete firmware image for the corresponding version
Command | Description |
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Check for update and download | |
system upgrade info | indicates which versions are available on the system.
Inside the system the command update is used for updating after entering new parameters (e.g.: system interface update after entering a new IP address). A new software version represents a new operating system version (firmware) and is a upgrade within the system. As a return there is a listing of max. 3 versions. firewall.foo.local>system upgrade info name|version ----+------- old |12.6.0 cur |12.6.0.1 new |12.6.1 firewall.foo.local> This system has been updated from 12.6.0 to the now active version 12.6.0.1 and an update to version 12.6.1 is available. |
system upgrade update | If no new version is available on the UTM new | none, this command can be used to check whether an update is available.
firewall.foo.local>system upgrade update -- empty answer from 'spupdater' firewall.foo.local> If a new version was loaded successfully, there is no error message ('empty answer'). But even with a 'parse error' a version was loaded. |
system upgrade updatelatest | Manual download of the latest firmware, even if this UTM is not yet included in the normal distribution. |
system upgrade forceupdate | Deletes the new directory and performs a download if more recent software is available. |
system upgrade hint | Outputs what options are available at the current time.
firewall.foo.local>system upgrade hint message ------- dryrun, rollback firewall.foo.local> |
Rollback | |
system upgrade rollback | Performs a rollback. The previous version is reactivated. notempty Configuration changes in the new version are reset in the process. notempty The UTM system restarts automatically
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Update | |
system upgrade dryrun | Performs an update to the version listed in the new line. notempty The UTM system restarts automatically
firewall.foo.local> system upgrade dryrun Broadcast Message from root@firewall.foo.local (somewhere) at 14:12 ... the system is going down for reboot soon message ------- going down for reboot Once the system is restarted, a new login is required. firewall.foo.local> system upgrade hint message ------- finalize firewall.foo.local> To permanently complete the update, the command system upgrade finalize is still required. . Before this, a factory reset must not be performed under any circumstances! |
Eula acceptance | |
system upgrade confirm eula | Acceptance of the EndUserLicenceAgreement. Eula must be accepted.
firewall.foo.local> system upgrade hint message ------- confirm eula finalize, decline firewall.foo.local> |
Privacy policy acceptance | |
system upgrade confirm privacy | Acceptance of the privacy policy. The privacy policy must be accepted.
firewall.foo.local> system upgrade hint message ------- confirm privacy finalize, decline firewall.foo.local> |
Eula and privacy policy rejection | |
system upgrade decline | Rejection of the eula and privacy policy. The update cannot be installed in this case. |
Set startup version | |
system upgrade finalize | When this command is used, this version is used permanently. Otherwise, the system would start again with the previous version when rebooting.
firewall.foo.local> system upgrade finalize firewall.foo.local> Verification that the new version is now also displayed as the currently running version: firewall.foo.local> system upgrade info name|version ----+------- old |12.6.0.1 cur |12.6.1 new |none Here the version running before the update should now be listed under old and the new version accordingly as cur. The command system upgrade hint now returns: firewall.foo.local> system upgrade hint message ------- rollback Here only "rollback" should be returned. |