Hp A5120-48g Ei Firmware Download

Friends, I need to upgrade the firmware of my environment HP A5120-48G-PoE+ EI from 2220P02 to R2222P01. Im trying to find the location in order to download this firmware and complete my task. Could you please provide me the directions in orde to download the firmware or the link?

Go here, then select "Get drivers, software and firmware" link and you will be able to see the list of HPE 5120 EI Switch Series here, your model's Firmware (JG237A) should be found here (HPE A5120EI-CMW520-R2222P01 Release Notes PDF document is here).

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I was hoping someone here had some insight with this managed switch. I've downloaded firmware 5120.SI_5.20_R2513P60 from HP's download site and uncompressed it into a folder on my desktop. Using hyperterminal I booted the switch into the extended menu and proceeded to select 6 to update firmware, then 1 to update full bootrom. Then I used the Xmodem mode and changed the baud value to 115k and uploaded the uncompressed .bin file into the switch. Once finished, the switch asked if I wanted to update the BootRom. I said Yes along with the update to the Extended BootRom.

I found another way to upgarde the switch using FTP to transfer the file into the switch itself. Then at the prompt I used the "bootrom update file flash:/firmware.bin" I was not able to use the "slot 1" at the end of the line. Once that was updated I used "boot-loader file flash:/firmware.bin main" and again slot 1 was not recognized so it was not used.

After uploading the firmware through your pick of TFTP, Xmodem, or FTP, updating the bootrom and rebooting, press control B to get back into the options menu press 1. This is the option to update the application. Once again the firmware can be uploaded either through TFTP, Xmodem, or FTP and once it's done uploading and updating select the (Main) option as the main application to load.

One question: is the application file used for the update the same as the one for the boot loader? When I looked on HP's site I only saw a "firmware" update file, but maybe this .bin file contains both parts of the update.

For A5820 there are no btm files, the bin-file during the first boot will check the bootrom and update that if necessary (for example if you install R1808P16) and then reboot the device again to finally load the actual firmware (the bin file).

Thank you! I found the firmware on the portal you mentioned. It's kinda messy all those versions of the same hardware switch.

To help anyone who needs this and came up here, the link below points to the last version of the firmware for this model.

Thanks for the write up on updating HP's switch. I have the A5120-48g-SI and after downloading the firmware from hp's web site there is only a .bin file. I did not see a .btm file in the zip package. Did your .btm file also come in the zip?

While I couldn't find anything in the documentation about it, I took a punt and uploaded the oldest firmware I could find for it - found here, just in case someone stumbles across this in the future. I was then able to use the CLI to set an IP address and web user, then use the web admin console to:

I am starting new position at a small company as network admin. I am from Cisco world but my new company uses HP Procure 2530 switch PoE+. I also learned that we inherited from previous company when we moved into this building. I believe HP provide free life-time standard support, and firmware upgrade, correct me if I'm wrong. How do I inherit that from HP if our company is not original owner? If not, do we still get free stand support by providing them serial number and free firmware upgrade from HP? Thank you in advance.

This how-to will go through the process of updating the firmware on an HP switch. To check your current version run #show version from the command line. You will need a TFTP server for this. You can download one from _tftp_server.aspx. Once installed, disable your Firewall or allow TFTP, UDP port 69, through it.

If the current firmware version is substantially older than the most recent, review the information on the download page and the Release Notes to verify that you can update directly to the new version.

You forgot to mention... back up the config before upgrading the firmware! I've experienced issues on a number of times where upgrading firmware has caused the device to reset to factory settings. This isn't limited to HP switches, but it's always a good idea to have the config saved just in case.

That couldn't have been more precise! I have never updated the firmware on one of these switches before and using the ethernet port and the console cable....im taking the firmware forward 3 years.......thank you!

I just upgraded an older ProCurve the other day, and something I did not realize...you need to step up the firmware updates. You can't necessarily update to the latest and greatest update if the firmware is say, 6 years old. I think there's a formula for this, but if you ever get a 'corrupt file' error while updating the firmware, it is likely you're trying to make too big of a jump at once. 006ab0faaa