There are two important components in SR, Prefix-SID and Adjacency SID, with the help of these two we can reach anywhere in the network.As we are using links state routing protocols, we can use IGP FRR in segment routing.Now the intermediate nodes just have to remove(pop) the labels belonging to them and steer the packet to the node where the next label belongs to. In case of MPLS-TE segment routing uses source routing where the source knows about the complete path and while sending packet out it just embeds that path in the packet.Now, we can see that how nicely we have eliminated LDP and RSVP, Link state routing protocols and IPv6 is turning into a Swiss army knife for the networking world.SRv6 is further extended to another version SRv6+ where the extension headers are compressed because IPv6 headers were becoming huge.In IPv6 data-plane based SR or SRv6 it uses the fields in IPv6 itself to pass the same information.Segment routing uses capabilities of Link state routing protocols like TLVs in ISIS and Opaque LSA in OSPF to pass the label and other information in MPLS data-plane based SR.In comparison with the above two technologies, it brings so much on the table but most importantly with segment routing we don’t need a protocol to generate or distribute labels like LDP or RSVP.Segment routing is seen as an evolution of our old MPLS and MPLS-TE based label forwarding.Before getting into the configuration I really wanted to discuss few major points we should know about segment routing and how those are bringing change in the world on layer-2 forwarding. Now, lets get started with Segment routing.
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Please check my blog on how to configure GNS3 as a remote server here How to Run GNS3 in Client Server Mode To change the boot image, go to conf t and type this: (config)#boot system flash:/ blog is very close to my heart because this is the first one where the lab is done on my recently built remote GNS3 server. Use CRTL+Z to come out, then use this command to delete the corrupted image and, guess y it again! #del flash:įirst of all, enable break at boot just in case we need it: (config)#boot enable-break If at some point the above command pauses, the image has NOT been copied correctly, and you need to do it again. In addition, run this command on the switch to double-check that the new image has been copied correctly #verify /md5 flash: Visit the TFTP application, and ensure the copy process has been done successful and without errors, once it reaches 100% check the log tab to see if there is any errors
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Run " dir flash:" just to verify that you have both images in the flash storage Run also the command " dir flash:" to see if there is any other image on the switch from previous upgrades that you need to deleteĪnd when prompted, enter the IP address of the machine where the TFTP server is running, and paste the name of the new IOS image (that previously you would have copied to the clipboard), then wait for the file to be copied across Run this command on the switch and take note of the current image that it has #show version This step is just done for documentation purposes. In my example below I'm pointing to the folder F:\TFTPServerIOSBackup\IOSģ.- Take note of the current version of IOS
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Next, visit this site ( ) and download the TFTP64 application, install it on your machine and configure it so that it points to the folder where you have the IOS image previously downloaded.
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It is from there that you would be able to download the latest version of IOS for the Cisco 2960S, the 15.0.2.SE11ĭownload the file to a location of your choice, or a computer where you can install the TFTP server program The first thing you need to do is to logon to the Cisco Website with you cisco-id account and visit this link:
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This article explains you how to upgrade the IOS version of your Cisco switch C2960S in only 6 steps: