Firmware and Boot Code Updates to a Cisco SG300 Switch

Finally to the point And simple thank you so much This helped great to learning from someone who has never done this before and has a full server in there spare room as home lab .

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Super helpful !

thank you for this...

Thanks a bunch!

don't see the boot code download link in Cisco website. where can I find the latest boot code for SG 300 switch?

Make sure windows firewall is configured to allow TFTP (UDP/69), otherwise... you will not have a good time.

You failed to tell us where you got the image!

Can I ask a question, Sir.
What is Firmware version(non-activate) stand for, my switch show up "not available". I got an issue that is when I plugin a new pc, then I ping and lost packet (about 50%). Can you give me an advice for this, thanks Sir.

процесс занимательный!!! только вот переход по прошивке должен быть постепенный!!! в видео показан принцип!!! респект!!!

Thanks! I kept trying to upload the zip file like a moron.

Quick question, could this be done for switch that is live in production. If not, how does one do it?

very helpful...Thanks!

can you do this on the live network?

Wow, after 3 hours of wallering around and googling various instructions; Yours actually worked. Simply.... Thanks!!!

i cannot find the rfb file in boot upgrade file. i can only find MIBs_Sx300_v1.4.1.03.zip available for download. Please guide how to install the latest boot file.

Where do you get the boot image? I can only find the firmware one

Hi All,

Can I've the Firmware and Boot image of the same switch ?

SG 300-28P 28-Port Gigabit PoE Managed Switch.

I am currently running the following images.

Firmware Version (Active Image): 1.1.2.0
Boot Version: 1.1.0.6

Thanks
Regards

Just want to say thank you for this! You saved my behind whilst upgrading some cisco sg300's for a DANTE audio network......
When audio guys have to become IT guys to get their consoles and amplifiers to play well in the sandbox......

Thank you.

excellent, well done

Thank you.  Cisco SG200-26:  I had to upgrade the boot image first, reboot, then upgrade the FW; all using TFTP.  I also skipped a FW version.  I went from 1.3.7.18 to 1.4.1.03 with no trouble indicated.

well structured video man great job.

Thank You. This somewhat new for me and you made it easy to do.

Good Video: It may also be noteworthy to mention that sometimes you will need to version hop to the newest image. I have run across an "illegal image" error loading the newest version. I hopped one version down and the update completed.