Juniper CTP2000 Series Quick start guide

Juniper Networks CTP2000 Circuit to
Packet Platform
Upgrade to CTPOS 7.x
Modified: 2015-11-17
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Table of Contents
Chapter 1 Introduction to CTPOS 7.0 Upgrade Kits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
CTPOS7.0R1andLaterUpgradeKits....................................7
PP310 Upgrade Kit - CTP2000-RAM-RTM-UPG . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
PP332 Upgrade Kit - CTP2000-RAM-UPG . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
PP833 Upgrade Kit - CTP2000-RAM-RTM-UPG . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Chapter 2 Upgrading the CTP2000 Series Device to CTPOS 7.x . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
UpgradingwiththePP310UpgradeKit..................................11
UpgradingwiththePP332UpgradeKit..................................13
UpgradingwiththePP833UpgradeKit..................................14
Using the Upgrade CompactFlash Card . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
Migrating from a Previous Operating System . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
Preparing a System for Firstboot Using CTPOS 7.0R1 and Later . . . . . . . . . . 20
RegisteringYourUpgrade.............................................22
Related Procedures .................................................22
ServicingtheCTP2000CPU......................................23
Installing or Replacing CTP2000 DRAM Memory Modules in the PP310 or
PP332CPU.................................................23
Restoring BIOS Defaults for the CTPOS 7.0R1 and Later Upgrade
(PP310) ...................................................24
Installing or Removing a CTP2000 Series CompactFlash Card . . . . . . . . . . . 26
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List of Figures
Chapter 1 Introduction to CTPOS 7.0 Upgrade Kits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Figure1:PP310CPU..................................................7
Figure2:PP332CPU..................................................7
Chapter 2 Upgrading the CTP2000 Series Device to CTPOS 7.x . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Figure 3: RTM Default Jumper Settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Figure 4: CompactFlash Adapter with CompactFlash Card Inserted . . . . . . . . . . . 17
Figure 5: DRAM Memory Module Replacement — PP310 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
Figure 6: Jumper Setting for Restoring BIOS Defaults . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
Figure7:CompactFlashontheRTM....................................26
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CHAPTER 1
Introduction to CTPOS 7.0 Upgrade Kits
•CTPOS 7.0R1 and Later Upgrade Kits on page 7
CTPOS 7.0R1 and Later Upgrade Kits
Because of the new features and hardware supported in CTPOS 7.0R1 and later, a direct
code upgrade by means of an upgrade archive from earlier versions of CTPOS is not
supported. This topic includes the procedures for performing an upgrade using an upgrade
kit and for registering the upgrade. There are three upgrade kits, the use of which depends
on whether you are using a PP310, PP332, or PP833 processor in your CTP2000 series
device. Figure 1 on page 7 shows the front of the CPU that contains the PP310 processor
and Figure 2 on page 7 shows the front of the CPU that contains the PP332 processor.
Figure 1: PP310 CPU
Figure 2: PP332 CPU
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NOTE: You must register your upgrade and validate it with Juniper Networks.
If your upgrade kit includes a new RTM, you must also register the RTM. After
you register the upgrade and, if included, the RTM, allow up to 45 days for
restocking of the new hardware configuration to support any Next Day or
Same Day contracts. Juniper Networks will provide Best Effort support until
restocking of the converted product is complete. After the registration process
is completed and the new configuration is updated in the depot, you will have
access to the software and tools that support your device.
NOTE: The use of the upgrade kit is supported only on CTP2000 Series
products.
CAUTION: You cannot use CTPView to perform a system save of a node
running a version of CTPOS before 7.0R1 and restore the system to a node
running 7.0R1 and later. CTPView cannot be used to migrate from pre-7.0R1
to 7.0R1 and later. System save/restore between different CTPOS versions is
not supported.
PP310 Upgrade Kit - CTP2000-RAM-RTM-UPG
The PP310 upgrade kit contains:
•4-GB CTPOS 7.0R1 or later upgrade CompactFlash card
•USB to CompactFlash adapter
•1-GB non-ECC RAM module
•Rear transition module (RTM)
•Jumper (for BIOS reset)
PP332 Upgrade Kit - CTP2000-RAM-UPG
The PP332 upgrade kit contains:
•4-GB CTPOS 7.0R1 upgrade CompactFlash card
•USB to CompactFlash adapter
•1-GB ECC RAM module
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NOTE: The 4-GB upgrade CompactFlash card and USB to CompactFlash
adapters are the same in both kits. Whereas the PP310 and PP332 use the
same model RTM after you complete the upgrade, the RTMs are jumpered
differently for the two processors. Switching RTMs from a PP310 to a PP332
or vice versa without changing the jumper settings can damage the CPU.
PP833 Upgrade Kit - CTP2000-RAM-RTM-UPG
The PP833 upgrade kit contains:
•4-GB CTPOS 7.0R1 upgrade CompactFlash card
•USB to CompactFlash adapter
•1-GB ECC RAM module (two slots of 4096 MB)
•Rear transition module (RTM)
•Jumper (for BIOS reset)
RAM Details
Handle 0x001B, DMI type 17, 34 bytesMemory Device Array Handle: 0x001A
Error Information Handle: 0x001D Total Width: 128 bits Data
Width: 64 bits Size: 4096 MB Form Factor: DIMM Set: None
Locator: ChannelA-DIMM0 Bank Locator: BANK 0 Type: DDR3
Type Detail: Synchronous Speed: Unknown Manufacturer: CCT Memory
Serial Number: No serial number Asset Tag: 0123456789 Part
Number: No part number Rank: Unknown Configured Clock Speed: 1333
MHzHandle 0x001F, DMI type 17, 34 bytesMemory Device Array Handle: 0x001A
Error Information Handle: 0x0021 Total Width: 128 bits Data
Width: 64 bits Size: 4096 MB Form Factor: DIMM Set: None
Locator: ChannelB-DIMM0 Bank Locator: BANK 2 Type: DDR3
Type Detail: Synchronous Speed: Unknown Manufacturer: CCT Memory
Serial Number: No serial number Asset Tag: 0123456789 Part
Number: No part number Rank: Unknown Configured Clock Speed: 1333
MHz
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CHAPTER 2
Upgrading the CTP2000 Series Device to
CTPOS 7.x
This topic describes the following upgrade procedures. Follow proper antistatic procedures
throughout:
•Upgrading with the PP310 Upgrade Kit on page 11
•Upgrading with the PP332 Upgrade Kit on page 13
•Upgrading with the PP833 Upgrade Kit on page 14
•Using the Upgrade CompactFlash Card on page 14
•Registering Your Upgrade on page 22
•Related Procedures on page 22
Upgrading with the PP310 Upgrade Kit
1. Power down the system through either the menu or CTPView.
2. Remove the power cord.
3. Remove the RTM from the chassis and remove the old CompactFlash card from the
RTM. See “Installing or Removing a CTP2000 Series CompactFlash Card” on page 26.
4. Confirm that the jumper settings on the new RTM provided in the upgrade kit conform
to PP310 jumper settings, as shown in Figure 3 on page 12.
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Figure 3: RTM Default Jumper Settings
PP310
PP332
Board Compatibility
(set to suit
processor board)
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5. Confirm that Ethernet dip switches SW1 and SW2 are set to ON, and that SW3 and
SW 4 are set to OFF (see Figure 3 on page 12).
6. Install the 4-GB CompactFlash card from the upgrade kit in the new RTM and install
the new RTM in the chassis. See “Installing or Removing a CTP2000 Series
CompactFlash Card” on page 26.
7. Attach a terminal server or similar device to the serial console port, COM2, on the RTM.
This device will be used to interact with the script that runs when the upgrade
CompactFlash card is booted.
8. Remove the CPU card from the chassis, and replace the memory module on the CPU
card with that from the upgrade kit. Install the memory module shipped with the kit
only after you have finished these tasks. See “Installing or Replacing CTP2000 DRAM
Memory Modules in the PP310 or PP332 CPU” on page 23 and Upgrading CTP2000
Series Components for Memory Upgrades.
9. Reset the BIOS to factory defaults. See “Restoring BIOS Defaults for the CTPOS 7.0R1
and Later Upgrade (PP310)” on page 24.
10. Reconnect all Ethernet cables.
11. Replace the power cord.
12. Power on the system and follow the procedure “Using the Upgrade CompactFlash
Card” on page 14 to respond to the instructions that appear on the serial console. You
have the option of conserving information from a prior release of the operating system
or setting the device for firstboot with CTP0S 7.0R1 and later.
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NOTE: The system may go through multiple reboots during this process.
The BIOS, FPGAs, and the firmware on the cards may be updated. If the
power is removed during these upgrades, the cards may become unusable.
Please ensure that the process continues until completion. Failure to do
so may render the system unusable.
Upgrading with the PP332 Upgrade Kit
1. Power down the system through either the menu or CTPView.
2. Remove the power cord.
3. Remove the RTM from the chassis and remove the old CompactFlash card from the
RTM. See “Installing or Removing a CTP2000 Series CompactFlash Card” on page 26.
4. Install the 4-GB compact flash from the upgrade kit in the RTM and reinstall the RTM
in the chassis. See “Installing or Removing a CTP2000 Series CompactFlash Card”
on page 26.
5. Attach a terminal server or similar device to the serial console port, COM2, on the RTM.
This device will be used to interact with the script that runs when the upgrade
CompactFlash card is booted.
6. Remove the CPU card from the chassis, and replace the memory module on the CPU
card with that from the upgrade kit. Install the memory module shipped with the kit
only after you have finished these tasks. Reinstall the CPU module in the chassis when
finished. See “Installing or Replacing CTP2000 DRAM Memory Modules in the PP310
or PP332 CPU” on page 23 and Upgrading CTP2000 Series Components for Memory
Upgrades.
7. Reconnect all Ethernet cables.
8. Replace the power cord.
9. Power on the system and follow the procedure “Using the Upgrade CompactFlash
Card” on page 14 to respond to the instructions that appear on the serial console.
NOTE: The system may go through multiple reboots during this process.
The BIOS, FPGAs, and the firmware on the cards may be updated. If the
power is removed during these upgrades, the cards may become unusable.
Please ensure that the process continues until completion. Failure to do
so may render the system unusable.
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Upgrading with the PP833 Upgrade Kit
To remove or install the CompactFlash card for the CTP2000 Series with the new PP833
processor:
1. Power down the system through either the menu or CTPView.
2. Remove the power cord.
3. Remove the PP833 PRC card from the chassis and remove the old CompactFlash
card from the PRC card. (PP833 has the CompactFlash card slot in the PRC itself.)
See Installing or Removing a CTP2000 Series CompactFlash Card.
4. Install the 4-GB compact flash from the upgrade kit in the PRC card and reinstall the
PRC card in the chassis. See Installing or Removing a CTP2000 Series CompactFlash
Card.
5. Attach a terminal server or similar device to the USB console port, COM2, on the RTM.
This device will be used to interact with the script that runs when the upgrade
CompactFlash card is booted. CTP2008, CTP2024, and CTP2056 devices with the
new PP833 processor use a USB connector. The USB port on the device is connected
to an RS-232 serial cable using a USB connector. The RS-232 cable is then connected
to the console using an RJ-45 connector. CTP2000 series devices with the PP310 and
PP332 processors use an RJ-45 connected to the COM2 port. This cable must be
connected during the first boot process.
6. Remove the CPU card from the chassis, and replace the memory module on the CPU
card with that from the upgrade kit. Install the memory module shipped with the kit
only after you have finished these tasks. Reinstall the CPU module in the chassis when
finished. See Installing or Replacing CTP2000 DRAM Memory Modules in the PP310 or
PP332 CPU and Upgrading CTP2000 Series Components for Memory Upgrades.
7. Reconnect all Ethernet cables.
8. Replace the power cord.
9. Power on the system and follow the procedure Using the Upgrade CompactFlash Card
to respond to the instructions that appear on the serial console.
NOTE: The system may go through multiple reboots during this process.
The BIOS, FPGAs, and the firmware on the cards may be updated. If the
power is removed during these upgrades, the cards may become unusable.
Please ensure that the process continues until completion. Failure to do
so may render the system unusable.
Using the Upgrade CompactFlash Card
The 4-GB CompactFlash script shipped in the upgrade kit can be used to either (1) migrate
a system running a previous operating system to CTPOS 7.0R1 and later, or (2) prepare
a system for firstboot in CTPOS 7.0R1 or later.
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The CompactFlash script runs an application that checks for the proper BIOS and
upgrades the BIOS if necessary. The application checks for proper FPGAs on the cards
and daughter cards installed and upgrades them as necessary.
When used to prepare a system for firstboot into CTPOS 7.0R1 or later, all cards and
daughter cards intended to be run on the system should be installed before booting the
flash for the first time.
If the system is migrating from an old CompactFlash card running CTPOS 4.6R7 or 5.4R3
through 5.4R6, the application transfers all necessary information from the old
CompactFlash card to the new CompactFlash card and leaves the system in a state with
all configured and activated circuits running.
Use one of the following procedures after completing either “Upgrading with the PP310
Upgrade Kit” on page 11 or “Upgrading with the PP332 Upgrade Kit” on page 13.
•Migrating from a Previous Operating System on page 16
•Preparing a System for Firstboot Using CTPOS 7.0R1 and Later on page 20
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Migrating from a Previous Operating System
You should see the following upgrade script output when you complete the steps
described in “Upgrading with the PP310 Upgrade Kit” on page 11. The upgrade script
output produced when you complete the steps described in “Upgrading with the PP332
Upgrade Kit” on page 13 is very similar, and you must respond to the same prompts.
Gathering system information.
* Please wait this could take up to 45 seconds.
Found:
System type PP310
Bios 2.21
Memory installed 1024 MB
Slot 0: Type T1E1
FPGA 0xea * needs 0xea
Slot 1: Type Serial
FPGA 0x73
Slot 2: Type FXS
FPGA 0x5010150
ID restored No
Hit return to continue...
This application will prepare the installed hardware for CTPOS 6.0R1. It will
upgrade FPGAs if necessary, upgrade the bios if necessary, and can migrate
the ID of a system running CTPOS 4.6R7 or 5.4R3.
This application will reboot the system multiple times. Please continue the
process through to completion. Failure to do so can leave the system in an
unknown state.
Hit return to continue...
The bios configuration needs to be changed.
Hit return to setup the bios configuration and reboot.
NOTE: The set and reboot for the BIOS appears only for the PP310 processor.
For the PP332 processor, the BIOS version is 2.14 and a BIOS upgrade is not
required.
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1. Press Enter. For the PP310, the BIOS configuration is updated and the device reboots.
The following upgrade script output is displayed for the PP310. The upgrade script
output for the PP332 is very similar, and you must respond to the same prompts.
Gathering system information.
* Please wait this could take up to 45 seconds.
Found:
System type PP310
Bios 2.21
Memory installed 1024 MB
Slot 0: Type T1E1
FPGA 0xea * needs 0xea
Slot 1: Type Serial
FPGA 0x73
Slot 2: Type FXS
FPGA 0x5010150
ID restored No
Hit return to continue...
Do you want to restore the ID from a CTPOS 4.6R7 or 5.4R3 system?
NOTE: For the PP332 processor, the BIOS version is 2.14 and a BIOS
upgrade is not required.
2. Enter y. The following output is displayed:
Please insert the old flash into the compact flash to USB
adapter and plug the adapter into the usb slot on the CPU.
Hit return when you are finished.
3. Insert the old (256 MB) CompactFlash card into the CompactFlash adapter (see
Figure 4 on page 17).
Figure 4: CompactFlash Adapter with CompactFlash Card Inserted
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USB to CompactFlash adapter
256 MB upgrade CompactFlash card
4. Connect the adapter to the CTP2000 USB port.
5. Press Enter to indicate that you are finished inserting the CompactFlash card into the
adapter and connecting the adapter. Follow the onscreen instructions.
Got old CTPOS version: 4.6R7
Gathering old system information.
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Please remove the old flash, hit return when finished.
Migrating system ID to new flash.
* The system will reboot when finished.
INIT: Sending processes the TERM signal
Gathering system information.
* Please wait this could take up to 45 seconds.
Found:
System type PP310
Bios 2.21
Memory installed 1024 MB
Slot 0: Type T1E1
FPGA 0xea * needs 0xea
Slot 1: Type Serial
FPGA 0x73
Slot 2: Type FXS
FPGA 0x5010150
ID restored Yes
Hit return to continue...
Restarting syslog.
. done.
Upgrading T1E1 card in slot 0 to FPGA rev 0xea.
Upgrading FPGA on card 0. Please wait for completion.
. done.
Upgrading FPGA on card 0 complete.
Upgrading Winmon. Please wait for completion.
..... . done.
Upgrading Winmon complete.
Upgrading Daughter cards. Please wait for completion.
. done.
Upgrading Daughter cards complete.
**** ****
Finished preparing system for running CTPOS 6.0R1.
Finished migrating ID from CTPOS . Reboot required.
**** ****
**** ****
Please verify that all circuits and system setting are
correct after the system reboots.
**** ****
Hit return to reboot the system.
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NOTE: For the PP332 processor, the BIOS version is 2.14 and a BIOS
upgrade is not required.
6. Press Enter to reboot the system.
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Preparing a System for Firstboot Using CTPOS 7.0R1 and Later
You should see the following upgrade script output when you complete the steps
described in “Upgrading with the PP310 Upgrade Kit” on page 11. The upgrade script
output produced when you complete the steps described in “Upgrading with the PP332
Upgrade Kit” on page 13 is very similar, and you must respond to the same prompts.
Gathering system information.
* Please wait this could take up to 45 seconds.
Found:
System type PP310
Bios 2.21
Memory installed 1024 MB
Slot 0: Type T1E1
FPGA 0xea * needs 0xea
Slot 1: Type Serial
FPGA 0x73
Slot 2: Type FXS
FPGA 0x5010150
ID restored No
Hit return to continue...
This application will prepare the installed hardware for CTPOS 6.0R1. It will
upgrade FPGAs if necessary, upgrade the BIOS if necessary, and can migrate
the ID of a system running CTPOS 4.6R7 or 5.4R3.
This application will reboot the system multiple times. Please continue the
process through to completion. Failure to do so can leave the system in an
unknown state.
Hit return to continue...
The BIOS configuration needs to be changed.
Hit return to setup the BIOS configuration and reboot.
NOTE: The set and reboot for the BIOS appears only for the PP310 processor.
For the PP332 processor, the BIOS version is 2.14 and a BIOS upgrade is not
required.
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