Updating Snap Servers via Command Line

If you prefer to update the Snap Server OS from a command line, or 
want to write a script or batch file to update multiple Snap Servers 
automatically, use the OSUpdate program. The workstation must have 
network access to the Snap server to be updated. 

The OSUpdate utility takes the following parameters. These parameters 
must be used in the order shown below:
	ipaddress - server name or IP address to update
	Administrator Password - The password of the Administrative user
	Supfile name - The name of the .SUP update file to apply

For example, to update a Snap Server with the name SNAP30123,  an 
administrator password of Everyday365, and the current OS SUP file, type 
the following into the command line: 
	OSUpdate SNAP30123 "Everyday365" SNAP_SYS.SUP
and press Enter.

Output status can be added to a log file, using the standard command 
prompt redirection. To send the output to the log file in the example 
above, you would enter the command as:  
	OSUpdate SNAP30123 "Everyday365" SNAP_SYS.SUP >>logfile.txt

If the administrator user has no password, the empty password can be defined 
by two double quotes. It is strongly recommended that all administrator 
user accounts have passwords.

On successful completion of the update, the program returns a zero (0). If 
any other integer is returned, there has been an error. To view error codes, 
type osupdate without arguments in the command line and press Enter.