efa inventory device firmware-download execute

Parameters

--fabric fabric-name

Specifies the name of the fabric.

--noMaintMode

Ignores Maintenance Mode operations during firmware download. The option defaults to FALSE, which means Maintenance Mode is turned off during firmware download. If you add the noMaintMode option, Maintenance Mode operations are not performed during the firmware download process.

--noAutoCommit

Configures auto commit in the firmware download. By default, the firmware download process automatically commits the firmware following successful completion. If you add the noAutoCommit option, you must manually run a new efa inventory device firmware-download commit command to commit the downloaded firmware on the device.

--drc

During firmware download workflow DRC is controlled by user input flag "drc". If the flag is set to "true" and maintenance mode is enabled, then DRC is triggered. By default "drc" flag is "false". The following table describes the different scenarios for DRC during firmware download:

noMaint	drc	enable_on_reboot	FWDL Reboot Behavior	Comments
False	False	True/False	Maintenance mode will be enabled before reboot NO DRC Maintenance mode will be disabled after reboot	Default Case FWDL is driving maint-mode so enable_on_reboot has no effect
False	True	True/False	Maintenance mode will be enabled before reboot DRC will be triggered Maintenance mode will be disabled on successful DRC	FWDL is driving maint-mode so enable_on_reboot has no effect
True	False	True	enable_on_reboot mode will bring switch in maintenance mode NO DRC Maintenance mode will be disabled after reboot
True	False	False	No maintenance mode NO DRC
True	True	True	enable_on_reboot mode will bring switch in maintenance mode DRC will be triggered Maintenance mode will be disabled on successful DRC
True	True	False	Invalid use case; appropriate error will be raised

--group-execution[ continue-on-error | stop-on-error]

Specifies the group run policy when a firmware download process fails on one or more devices defined in a group. When all devices defined in the group have completed the firmware download process and there is one or more device that has failed, the group run policy rules if the firmware download work flow continues to process the remaining groups or not.

There are two options:

• Under the continue-on-error group run policy (the default), in case of a device upgrade failure, the work flow continues to the next group, until all groups have been processed.
• Under the stop-on-error group run policy, in case of a device upgrade failure, the work flow does not continue to the next group.