So, … I migrated away from the ubiquiti router. It was a great router, it just didn’t have the capability to handle the gigabit pppoe.
\nI’m sure there were better ubiquiti routers to handle the load but decided to move to juniper since seems to be the industry standard …<\/p>\n
So, doing the updates are simple. Juniper even has an active\/alternate boot layout ! Now I have to do some upgrades !<\/p>\n
It seems to be the same procedure on my router and on the switch !<\/p>\n
Enjoy.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" So, … I migrated away from the ubiquiti router. It was a great router, it just didn’t have the capability to handle the gigabit pppoe. I’m sure there were better ubiquiti routers to handle the load but decided to move to juniper since seems to be the industry standard … So, doing the updates are … Continue reading Juniper EX\/SRX switch\/router software Update<\/span>
\n$ scp \/Software\/Juniper\/SRX320\/junos-srxsme-15.1X49-D75.5-domestic.tgz user@ipX:\/var\/tmp\/
\n$ scp \/Software\/Juniper\/EX2200\/jinstall-ex-2200-15.1R5.5-domestic-signed.tgz user@ipY:\/var\/tmp\/
\nuser@Device> request system software add \/var\/tmp\/package.tgz
\nuser@Device> request system reboot
\nuser@Device> request system snapshot slice alternate
\nuser@Device> request system storage cleanup
\nuser@Device> request system software delete-backup
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