Add Alternate Firmware Server Window


Use the Add Alternate Firmware Server window to configure properties for alternate firmware download servers and specify connection information based on the selected transfer protocol. Access this window by clicking Add Server in the Alternate Firmware Servers view of the Options window.

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Server Properties

Use this area to specify the alternate server's IP address, identifier, and transfer protocol, and set the path to the root directory.

Server IP
Enter the IP address of the workstation where the TFTP, FTP, or SCP server is running.
Identifier
Enter a description that helps you identify the alternate server.
Server Root Path
Specify the server root path. The root directory is the base directory to which the server is allowed access. The server will be allowed to create files to or read files from this directory and any of its subdirectories.

  NOTE:

Keep in mind the following requirements when setting the server root path:

  • If your server is configured with a root directory, it must match the root directory entered here.
  • If your server is not configured with a root directory, specify the root directory here as the root of the drive (e.g. C:\ or D:\).
Transfer Protocol
Specify the transfer protocol for the alternate server and then enter the connection information in the section below.

TFTP Connection Information

Use this area to specify connection information for an alternate server that has been configured with TFTP protocol.

Port
Specify the port number your TFTP server is configured to run on.

FTP/SCP Connection Information

Use this area to specify connection information for an alternate server that has been configured with FTP or SCP protocol.

Port
Specify the port number your FTP/SCP server is configured to run on.
Anonymous
Select this checkbox if your FTP/SCP server is configured to accept Anonymous logins. Inventory Manager will automatically fill in the username and password fields.
Username/Password
Enter your username and password to access the FTP/SCP server. If you select the Hide Password checkbox, your password will be replaced with asterisks when it is typed in.

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