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Hi
I have flashed 8.6_807 to some of our 5010. Since then they are not reading the ini Files from the FTP server and I am not able to make a factory reset.
I have also tried to use the USB stick to flash a older version, but there is a grafics issue.
Anyone an idea what to do?
Thomas
Hey!
What does the File Servers/Path-setting say after upgrading til _807?
From fw _606 Dell stopped “supporting” FTP and inserted HTTPS in the File Servers/Path link by default.
If you have configured File Servers/Path to be “dns-name.fqdn”, after upgrading fw it would say “H TTPS://dns-name.fqdn”.
If this is the case, you can solve this by either setting up a HTTPS-service, or put FTP:// in the link. The link in the config should then be “F TP://dns-alias.fqdn”.
(had some trouble posting links in this reply, so had to write H TTP and F TP instead of HTTP and FTP…)
Hi
I expected something like this.
The DHCP option 161 is set to ftp://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
Is there a documentation how to setup a https://
Regards
Thomas
I do that with “Apache” on my ftp server.
It’s a little difficult, especialy with the certificat for ssl.
Look something like that : https://www.sitepoint.com/how-to-install-apache-on-windows/
I change the “Web Page Root” (step 4) to the ftp root directory (D:\FTP on my server).
For now, I stay on ThinOS 8.6_511 !
I think my old R10 with ThinOS 8.3 will not understand “ftp://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx” instead of just “xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx”. ^^
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