Your Océ Fiery controller can automatically retrieve and install critical security patches published by EFI. If you know that this feature is enabled and set to automatic retrieval and installation, you do not need to take any additional action to protect your system.
If you have not, or are not sure that you have, activated the automatic retrieval and installation feature, please perform following steps:
1. Check if the system can accept patches
The controller needs to be able to install the specially formatted XP-e patches.
If system software verion of the controller is V1.3 or higher, OR patch 1-FIFF9 is installed on the controller, than the system is capable of receiving patches.
Both points can be validated by printing a configuration page of the controller.
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If the version of the system software is lower than V1.3 AND the patch is not installed, click here for installation instructions.
2. Check if the System Update utility is installed.
The system can be updated manually, or automatically. If the system update utility is installed, you can choose which method suits you best. If the system update utility is NOT installed, only the manual method is possible.
Check if System Update tool is installed and how it is configured.
3. Manually install the patches.
If, for any reason, you can not use the System Update utility, the patches need to be downloaded and installed manually. Please follow the instructions:
Notes:
- To check which Microsoft patches are already installed on the controller, use the command "systeminfo" from a DOS window, to get an overview. The overview lists the patches identified by their Microsoft Q or KB numbers. On the EFI patch pages the match between Microsoft ID and EFI ID can be made.
- For systems without a keyboard and monitor, it is possible to remotely access the controller for installing the patches. Please consult this link for details on remote controller management.
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