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Navigate to the Cisco Software Central page and log in with your Cisco credentials. Search for Your Hardware:
After successfully transferring the new image to your bootflash: (via TFTP, SFTP, or USB), you must instruct the router to load the new image on the next boot:
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Introduction [Cisco ASR 920 Series Aggregation Services Router] 20-Sept-2025 —
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Accept the Cisco End User License Agreement (EULA) to initiate the download to your local machine. Verifying Image Integrity (MD5/SHA512)
If the router continuously reboots, it might be stuck in a ROMMON loop. Interrupt the boot sequence at the rommon 1> prompt and manually boot the old, known-working image while you troubleshoot the ROMMON or IOS version compatibility.
Upgrading to a modern IOS XE branch (like 17.x) often requires upgrading the hardware's ROM Monitor (ROMMON) bootloader first.
A formatted FAT32 USB drive plugged directly into the ASR 920 USB port. 5. Verifying Image Integrity (Critical Step)
Which (USB, TFTP, SFTP) do you plan to use?
delete /force flash:old-image.bin squeeze flash: