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I'm looking at an upgrade to CDOT 8.3.2, and I need to load up the OS image to the nodes. The system image get command lets you get files from HTTP, FTP, FILE, and TFTP.
It turns out that the FTP server I can use for this purpose is actually an SFTP server. Is there some magic sauce I need to use to make system image get get a file from an SFTP server? Or am I kinda screwed and need to arrange something else?
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Does your SFTP server support SCP ? if yes, you may try to get into systemshell on the NetApp system and try scp the file to "/mroot/etc/software" directory.
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Oh. seems like sftp client is also available at systemshell 🙂
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Hi any news here on this topic?
We are on the same situation and have only an sftp Server available in our restricted Environments.
Would also prefer to get sftp (for Ontap/Firmware upload) working over normal Cluster-Management console.
In our company we use sysstemshell only for emergency!
BR,
Klaus
