Find: if ( pwc = 2 ) Įdit the en.xml file and change the following:./var/netscaler/gui/vpn/resources/en.xmlĮdit the login.js file and change the following:.This is the default when using secondary logon.Ĭonnect to the NetScaler with WinSCP and download the following files: To meet this we need to change some files on the NetScaler, first I will show how to change the logon screen from “Password 1” and “Password 2” to the new “Password” and “Token ID”. the Citrix Receiver Image needs to be replaced with their company logo.“Password 1” and “Password 2” need to be “Password” and “Token ID”.When configuring the NetScaler for our customer they liked to have some modifications made to the logon screen: Good luck with upgrading, as you can see it’s easy. When all the cards are upgraded you need to reboot the host and continue to the next host.The SCEXE file name can be different when upgrading a newer version or other Nvidia card.Ĭhoose -i if you would control the upgrade for every card in the host. Now we can upgrade the firmware using the following command:.Make sure all nvidia kernel modules are removed.Go to the folder where the RPM file is extracted for now this is the Tesla_T4_90.04.96.00.01 folder: cd /usr/local/bin/Tesla_T4_90.04.96.00.01/.

The RPM file name can be different when upgrading a newer version or other Nvidia card.

unpack the RPM file using the following command: rpm –ivh.

Upload the RPM file to /usr/local/bin using Winscp or your favorite tool.

Download the latest firmware from your vendor.

When following the installation steps provided by HPE I ran into some issues, so I decided to create a step by step guide on how to update the firmware. During the last couple off days I needed to update the firmware from the Nvidia Tesla T4 card in our servers.

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