SRX

Hello? everyone

I've configured HA using by SRX-210 (2EA)

But two version different so that i upgraded one of them to junos-9.6R2.11-domestic.

I'd like to [junos-9.6R2.11-domestic] to var/tmp by shell prompt.

But it didnt move to them.

I welcome any your advices.

The information as the below;

root@% ls
boot            kernel          packages        usr
dev             kernel.old      root            var
etc             opt             sbin
root@% cd packages
root@% ls -al
total 336948
drwxr-xr-x   3 root  wheel        512 May 23 17:25 .
drwxr-xr-x  11 root  wheel        512 May 23 16:58 ..
lrwxr-xr-x   1 root  wheel         23 May 23 16:58 junos -> junos-9.6R2.11-domestic
-rw-r--r--   1 930   930    172436462 Oct  6  2009 junos-9.6R2.11-domestic
-rw-r--r--   1 930   930           33 Oct  6  2009 junos-9.6R2.11-domestic.md5
-rw-r--r--   1 930   930           41 Oct  6  2009 junos-9.6R2.11-domestic.sha1
lrwxr-xr-x   1 root  wheel         20 Jul 14  1970 junos.old -> junos-9.5R1.8-export
drwxr-xr-x   2 root  wheel        512 Jul 14  1970 mnt
root@% mv junos-9.6R2.11-domestic var/tmp
mv: rename junos-9.6R2.11-domestic to var/tmp: No such file or directory
root@% mv junos-9.6R2.11-domestic /var/tmp
mv: rename junos-9.6R2.11-domestic to /var/tmp/junos-9.6R2.11-domestic: Operation not permitted
root@%

2. If I have to move JUNOS package to /var/tmp do i should move all of them such as [ junos-9.6R2.11-domestic], [ junos-9.6R2.11-domestic.sha] and [ junos-9.6R2.11-domestic.md5]?

Thank you

Best Regards

Jeff D. LEE

my shell ls -al on /var/tmp/ shows the file with a .tgz as downloaded.  I believe the sha and md5 are just to run against your file to ensure you downloaded the correct one.

% ls -al

-rw-r--r--   1 admin  wheel  159383948 Nov 17  2009 junos-srx3000-9.6R2.11-domestic.tgz

Hi Jonny,

Moving files from 'packages' directory to /var/tmp is not the right way to backup your image or use it for another installation. Moreover, 'moving' stuff (as against copying stuff) away from 'packages' directory can damage your router and leave it non-bootable. That is because some system files *MUST* exist in *THAT* directory. We do have some protection mechanisms, and that may be preventing you from actually moving stuff.

What is your ultimate goal behind copying the files from 'packages' to /var/tmp? Maybe I can suggest a safe way of doing the same from CLI.

Also, I highly recommend doing an 'ls' under 'packages' and ensuring that all the stuff that was there before is still there. If something actually got moved out then the router may not boot the next time.

Regards,

Kaustav Chakravorty

Thank you Kaustav.

It is very helpful to understand it

Jeff