With the introduction of NetScaler 10.5 most of the java is gone, But some bits and pieces remain Java for a bit longer, including the update window and this blog will show you how to update you NetScaler by only using Putty PSCP. I guess you have all been there, you would like to update a NetScaler but you cannot use the GUI and have no rights to install a SCP tool like WinSCP or FileZilla.

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Luckily Putty files are just executables you can always run on any Windows OS (writing this I finally realise how good putty is). So let’s move some files to the NetScaler using Putty and start the update from the CLI. Requirements • A Windows client or server • Putty and Putty PSCP (for download ) • A NetScaler that is accessable via SSH (port 22 usually) • a BACKUP of you NS config NEW – Creating a manual back-up Recommended is to create a back-up of you NetScaler config before making any changes, including a upgrade.

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To do so you can use the back-up option in the GUI, but in this example we will tar the nsconfig directory. This directory holds the config files, but also you certificates, etc. (Note: certificates = store back-up safe!) To create a back-up: • SSH into you NetScaler • Drop to the shell by typing shell • type cd / nsconfig • type tar cvz - f.

• You can check if you have all the files in the back-up archive byt typing tar -- list - f. Downloading the back-up file To download the back-up file using PSCP do the following: • Drop to a Command Prompt on your Windows machine • Go to the folder holding pscp • Type the following command to upload a firmware to the NetScaler. Pscp c: Users matthijs Downloads build - 10.5 - 51.10_nc.tgz nsroot @ 192.168.1.100: / var / nsinstall / 10.5 / 51 / build - 10.5 - 51.10_nc.tgz • You get a prompt for a password and afterwards the upload progress bar is shown uploading the file: Updating Firmware Updating the NetScaler firmware from the NetScaler BSD Shell is done following the next procedure: • BACKUP! • Untar the contents of the file on the NetScaler from the command line by ssh-ing into the NetScaler. Drop to the BSD shell by typing shell, go to the newly created directory ( / var / nsinstall / 10.5 / 51 / ) and type tar - zxf • Run the “installns” script by typing. The upgrade will now start and if all goes well should display something like this.

Root@ns01# tar -zxf build-10.5-51.10_nc.tgz root@ns01#./installns installns version (10.5-51.10) kernel (ns-10.5-51.10.gz) The Netscaler version 10.5-51.10 checksum file is located on under Support > Downloads > Situs porno tidak bisa dibuka di s8. Citrix NetScaler. Select the Release 10.5-51.10 link and expand the 'Show Documentation' link to view the SHA2 checksum file for build 10.5-51.10.

There may be a pause of up to 3 minutes while data is written to the flash. Do not interrupt the installation process once it has begun. Installation will proceed in 5 seconds, CTRL-C to abort Installation is starting. VPX platform. Skipping CallHome checks. Copying ns-10.5-51.10.gz to /flash/ns-10.5-51.10.gz.... Installing XML API documentation.

Installing NSConfig.wsdl. Installing NSStat.wsdl. Installing online help. Installing Cisco online help. Installing SCOM Management Pack. Installing LoadBalancer Pack. Hi, have you ever encountered a scenario where a device was rendered inoperable after a firmware upgrade?

I attempted to upgrade one of our MPX9700 FIPS Netscalers from NS10.5 53.9.nc to NS10.5 59.11.nc this weekend. The firmware upgrade itself seemed to go through fine but after I answered Y to reboot, the device never came back up. It is stuck at Booting on the LCD without any network connectivity. Tried power cycling a few times to no avail. Tried connecting up an RS232 cable from COM port on PC to COM port on Netscaler and connecting using hyperterminal with 9600 baud, 8 bits, 1 stop bit, No parity. Nothing would show up on the screen when power cycling with the COM port connected. Is there anything else I could possibly try to recover this device?

Admittedly I’m not very experienced with this scenario as the other two devices took the same firmware upgrade without issue.

One of the best SSH client utility to connect from Linux to Windows is PuTTY. We explained in detail on in our earlier article. Pscp.exec is PuTTY SCP Client, which is used to transfer file securely from Windows to Linux using SSH connections. One advantage of PSCP is that it will work with even the older version of SSH servers (i.e SSH-1 servers).

This article provides various practical examples on how to use pscp.exe on Windows. Download and Install pscp.exe From the, download the pscp.exec (PuTTY SCP Client) file. Just like putty.exe, pscp.exe is also a single executable file, which you don’t need to install. This makes it easy to carry it on your USB drive. Put the pscp.exe file in any one of the directories mentioned in your PATH variable. This way, you can execute pscp from any directory location. For example, put the pscp.exe file in the “C: Windows System32” directory.