
In that case the output is: (Cisco Controller) >show ap image all It is possible predownload image to all APs: config ap image predownload primary all 0ĪP-CISCOZINE 8.8.111.0 8.10.130.0 None None NA NA AP03 8.8.111.0 8.5.131.0 None None NA NAĪs you notice, AP-CISCOZINE has completed the downloading of the new image into the backup space. 0ĪP Name Primary Image Backup Image Status Version Next Retry Time Retry Count PredownloadĪP-CISCOZINE 8.8.111.0 8.5.131.0 Predownloading 8.10.130.0 NA 0Īfter a few minutes: (Cisco Controller) >show ap image all To view the current status of the access point: (Cisco Controller) >show ap image all 8.5.131.0ĭownload the new release to the WLC (in that case 8.10.130.0): transfer download mode įor instance, to predownload the new image from the controller’s primary image to a Cisco access point (named AP-CISCOZINE): config ap image predownload primary AP-CISCOZINE CLI predownloadĬheck the current release: (Cisco Controller) >show boot The process is simple and be done via CLI or via GUI. To minimize network outages, you can predownload an image to the access point from the controller without resetting the access point or losing network connectivity. This process is very slow and can require several time. After the access point discovers the controller with the new image, the AP downloads the new image, resets, goes into discovery mode, and rejoins the controller.



How to download Cisco IOS running config to TFTP server
