854| Management Access AOS-W 6.5.3.x| User Guide
To remove a switch from the list of upgrade targets, click Delete by the IP address or subnet entry in the
Upgrade Targets table. To clear the entire list of switches in the Upgrade Targets table, click the Purge the
entire target list checkbox.
In the CLI
Access the command-line interface of the master switch in config mode, and issue the following command:
upgrade-profile
The following commands are available in enable mode on master switches:
upgrade verify
upgrade target
Viewing Switch Upgrade Statistics
The Maintenance > Controller > Image Management > Upgrade Status page in the WebUI and the
output of the show upgrade status and show upgrade configuration commands in the command-line
interface display current switch upgrade statistics.
Column Description
IP Address IP address of a switch that can download images from the image file server.
Hostname Name of the switch.
Type Switch type (local or master)
Model Switch model.
Version Version of software currently running on the switch.
Upgrade Status A switch configured to use the centralized image update feature can have one of the
following upgrade status types:
n N/A: Not applicable. Only the master switch has this status type. (Or the active
master if a standby switch is configured.)
n Rebooting: The local switch upgraded its image and is rebooting.
n Up-to-date: The local or standby switch is running the same image as the master
switch.
n Waiting, image not verified: The local switch is waiting for the master switch to
verify the images are present in the file server.
n Not Supported: The local switch version is lower than AOS-W 6.3 and does not
support the upgrade feature.
n Upgraded, reboot required: The local switch upgraded its image and a reboot
is needed. A switch can have this status if the auto-reboot setting is not enabled
in the upgrade profile.
n Not part of target: The local switch image version does not match with the
master and requires an upgrade, but is not part of the target upgrade list.
Table 194: All Switches Table Data
Managing Certificates
The switch is designed to provide secure services through the use of digital certificates. Certificates provide
security when authenticating users and computers and eliminate the need for less secure password-based
authentication.
There is a default server certificate installed in the switch to demonstrate the authentication of the switch for
captive portal and WebUI management access. However, this certificate does not guarantee security in
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