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The "Checksums calculator" is an open source GUI application that has been developed to run on Windows, MacOS X and Linux operating system on 32-bit and 64-bit architectures. It calculates checksums of functions: md5, sha1, sha256, sha384 and sha512.

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  1. Download all the files from SalesForce customer portal required for the SBC installation or upgrade. To know more on how to download files from Salesforce, refer to Downloading Software from the Ribbon Support Portal
  2. Untar the Firmware package to get the bmc5X00_v<Build_Number>-R0.rom file. Refer to the latest SBC Core release notes for information on latest BMC package details.
  3. Download the calculator application (.zip) file that matches the version of  your computer operating system.

     

  4. Unzip the calculator application file to a folder in your local computer.
  5. Launch the "Checksums calculator" application from this folder. (The Checksums "hash" calculator name is different depending on your operating system).

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    These images are for example purposes only, and may not reflect the most current release versions.

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    1Launching Hash Calculator

  6. Using the Checksums calculator, browse and select the Sonus bmc5X00_xxxx.rom file (where xxxx is the file version).

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    1Browsing BMC rom file



  7. Select the "Hash function" md5.

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    1Selecting md5 Function
  8. Click Calculate. This extracts the checksum from the .rom file. A hexadecimal value appears in the Checksum text box.

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    1Calculating Checksum from ROM file

  9. Using a text editor, browse and open the bmc5X00_xxxx.rom.md5sum file (where xxxx is the file version). This file contains a hexadecimal checksum value.

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    1Opening BMC md5sum in Notepad

  10. Copy and paste the contents of this file into the "Original checksum" box.

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    1Copying and Pasting the checksum

  11. Click Compare.

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    1Comparing Checksums

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