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AFT Card Model	Firmware version	Change Log	Release Date
T116	v01, v01-base	More Info	(2012-12-31)
A116	v44	More Info	(2012-05-14)
A108	v44	More info	(2010-08-24)
A104	v45	More info	(2014-05-09)
A102	v40	More info	(2014-05-09)
A101	v40	More info	(2014-05-09)
A200	v13	More info	(2009-12-10)
A400	v11	More info	(2008-07-10)
A104(pmc framer)	v26	More info	(2007-07-10)
A301	v11	More info	(2007-07-10)
A14X	v08	More info	(2008-10-28)
A500	v35	More info	(2009-04-30)
A056	v01
B600 (cannot be updated)	v03	More Info	(2009-05-08)
B601	v04	More info	(2009-05-08)
B500	v44	More Info	(2012-09-07)
B700	v35	More Info	(2009-07-03)
U100	v21	More Info	(2009-09-11)

Archived firmware files: ftp.sangoma.com/firmware

Identifying the firmware version on your Telephony card

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Stop Asterisk
- amportal stop (For FreePBX 12 and below)
- fwconsole stop (For FreePBX 13 and above)
Stop the Sangoma Telephony driver (which is called 'Wanpipe')
- wanrouter stop

Being the firmware update process

Navigate to the following directly by typing:
-> cd /etc/wanpipe/util/wan_aftup/

Type the following command to run the upgrade
-> ./update_aft_firm.sh

You will notice an output similar to the example below (dependent on the telephony cards installed)

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[root@support-sys1 wan_aftup]# ./update_aft_firm.sh
modprobe wan_aften  > /dev/null
AFT card enabled
 
 
Sangoma AFT Series card update flash software (version 1.9)
 
 
Sangoma AFT card list:
 w1g1: AFT-A108-SH : SLOT=2 : BUS=7 : IRQ=23 : CPU=A : PORT=1 : HWEC=256 : V=42 (Ver.42)
 
 
Please select card interface [def=w1g1; q=exit] >

specify the interface name that corresponds to your card, based on the output.
i.e. w1g1 then press <enter>

A list of available firmware versions will be presented. Select the latest/current firmware version, as referenced from the table at the beginning of this page.
Example:

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Please select card interface [def=w1g1; q=exit] > w1g1 List of available versions: Version no. 44 (filename=A108dm_0100_V44.BIN) Please specify version number [def=44; q=exit] > 44

If the list does not display the latest/current firmware that is seen in the table, you will need to upload the latest/current firmware file into your system and redo these steps.
To do this:
a. Right click on the firmware file in the table, located under the 'Firmware version' column and copy the link . This will copy a link to the location of that firmware file.
b. In you Linux command line, in the current directory of /etc/wanpipe/firmware/wan_aftup, type:
-> 'wget' then left click to paste the firmware file location.
i.e. wget ftphttps://ftp.sangoma.com/firmware/A108dm_0100_V44.BIN
-> This will auto download the firmware, assuming your system has internet access
c. now follow the steps again

After pressing <enter> the upgrade process will begin
Example:

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Please specify version number [def=44; q=exit] > 44 ABOUT TO board_reset FINISH board_reset w4g1: Current Sangoma Flash: Revision=44 ID=0x205B Erasing sectors Passed Updating flash 1%

Now that the firmware on your card has been updated, start your production environment back up.
1. Type the following, in your Linux command line, to start the telephony driver:
  -> wanrouter start
2. Start Asterisk by typing:
  -> amportal start (For FreePBX 12 and below)
  -> fwconsole start (For FreePBX 13 and above)

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Stop the Sangoma Telephony driver (which is called 'Wanpipe')
- wanrouter stop

Being the firmware update process

Navigate to the following directly by typing:
-> cd /etc/wanpipe/utils/wan_aftup

Type the following command to run the upgrade
-> ./update_aft_firm.sh

You will notice an output similar to the example below (dependent on the telephony cards installed)

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[root@support-sys1 wan_aftup]# ./update_aft_firm.sh
modprobe wan_aften  > /dev/null
AFT card enabled
 
 
Sangoma AFT Series card update flash software (version 1.9)
 
 
Sangoma AFT card list:
 w1g1: AFT-A108-SH : SLOT=2 : BUS=7 : IRQ=23 : CPU=A : PORT=1 : HWEC=256 : V=42 (Ver.42)
 
 
Please select card interface [def=w1g1; q=exit] >

specify the interface name that corresponds to your card, based on the output.
i.e. w1g1 then press <enter>

A list of available firmware versions will be presented. Select the latest/current firmware version, as referenced from the table at the beginning of this page.
Example:

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Please select card interface [def=w1g1; q=exit] > w1g1 List of available versions: Version no. 44 (filename=A108dm_0100_V44.BIN) Please specify version number [def=44; q=exit] > 44

If the list does not display the latest/current firmware that is seen in the table, you will need to upload the latest/current firmware file into your system and redo these steps.
To do this:
a. Right click on the firmware file in the table, located under the 'Firmware version' column and copy the link . This will copy a link to the location of that firmware file.
b. In you Linux command line, in the current directory of /etc/wanpipe/utils/wan_aftup, type:
-> 'wget' then left click to paste the firmware file location.
i.e. wget ftphttps://ftp.sangoma.com/firmware/A108dmA116dm_01000160_V44.BIN
-> This will auto download the firmware, assuming your system has internet access
c. now follow the steps again

After pressing <enter> the upgrade process will begin
Example:

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Please specify version number [def=44; q=exit] > 44 ABOUT TO board_reset FINISH board_reset w4g1: Current Sangoma Flash: Revision=44 ID=0x205B Erasing sectors Passed Updating flash 1%

Now that the firmware on your card has been updated, start your production environment back up.
1. Type the following, in your Linux command line, to start the telephony driver:
  -> wanrouter start
2. Start Asterisk by typing:
  -> asterisk

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