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[a-ueno]

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[RWelch]

The three categories or labels shown on the firmware page are: Good, Warning, and Critical. If you hover on the information bubble it displays a description. Including them below. This is also covered in documentation.

Good

You are running the latest firmware. A minor update may be available, but no immediate action is required.

Warning

Newer stable major firmware or newer minor beta firmware is available that may contain security fixes, new features, and performance improvements. We recommend that you upgrade to the latest stable or latest beta firmware version.

Critical

Your firmware is out of date and may have security vulnerabilities and/or lack key performance improvements. We highly recommend that you upgrade to the latest stable or latest beta firmware release.

The status doesn't equate to when upgrades will be performed. That is still dependent on the settings you have selected on Network-wide > General > Firmware upgrades. More details here.

[a-ueno]

Criticalだからといって必ずしもアップグレードが予定されるわけではないということですね。

ただ、共有されたドキュメントで下記の記載が気になりました。

”稀に、様々な理由により、ネットワークのファームウェアの自動アップグレードがスケジュールされない場合があります。”

上記のように自動でアップグレードがスケジュールされないケースに陥っているのか判断する方法はありますか？

[RWelch · Accepted solution]

The line just below reads:

There may be some rare instances where networks might not get an automatic firmware upgrade scheduled for various reasons. We recommend that network administrators periodically check all their dashboard networks for available firmware upgrades and manually update them to the latest firmware version when necessary.

Not that I am aware of hence the suggested action highlighted above.

I'll bet there are some situations/circumstances (i.e., various reasons) where networks might not get an automatic firmware upgrade - but I am not aware of what those particular limitations or situations would entail.

[RWelch]

If interested:

Video: Meraki Firmware Upgrades 

Video: Upgrading Firmware in the Dashboard