Ref: 02170005
Title: Correcting the Software Version After an NCS/AT Upgrade
Date: 3/11/91

Copyright 3Com Corporation, 1991.  All rights reserved.

When upgrading an NCS/AT, the network administrator usually does an NCS DUMP
to save the configurations, macros, etc.  After the upgrade, the information
from the NCS DUMP is restored.  However, the restored information includes
the old version file.  If SH VER is typed, the system displays the old version
number even though it has been upgraded.  This is because the file
/usr/NCS/BIN/sysconf.ncs (with the old version number) is written over the
new /usr/NCS/BIN/sysconf.ncs file (with the new version number) during the
restore.

To give the NCS/AT upgrade the correct version number, type:

     > floppyread /usr/NCS/BIN/sysconf.sys

from the upgraded NCS/AT software after restoring the NCS DUMP.

After the sysconf.sys file is read into the NCS/AT, the SH VER command will
show the upgraded version.

