---
title: "Updating the Firmware of Several Routers"
slug: "updating-the-firmware-of-several-routers"
description: "Use the Update Wizard in icom Router Management to roll out firmware to multiple routers in one job - schedule, execute, and monitor updates efficiently."
tags: ["icom Router Management"]
updated: 2026-04-09T12:23:23Z
published: 2026-04-09T12:23:23Z
canonical: "docs.insys-icom.com/updating-the-firmware-of-several-routers"
---

> ## Documentation Index
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# Updating the Firmware of Several Routers

The **icom Router Management** for all router models based on icom OS permits roll-outs of device firmware, configurations, security certificates and applications for the whole router fleet.

## Situation

You want to upload a firmware to several routers in the **icom Router Management** at one go.

## Solution

The **icom Router Management** permits a comfortable roll-out of firmware on several routers within one **update job**.

### Using the update wizard

1. Log in to the [icom Router Management](https://console.insys-tec.net/).
2. Navigate to the *Inventory* → *Router* page.
3. Check the routers that are supposed to be updated, click on Select action and select *Update firmware*. ![](https://cdn.document360.io/c690fe99-a3eb-474c-a449-c2c75e5df119/Images/Documentation/image(531).png)
4. Select the desired firmware and click on Continue >. ![](https://cdn.document360.io/c690fe99-a3eb-474c-a449-c2c75e5df119/Images/Documentation/image(532).png)
5. Enter a descriptive *Update job name*, *determine the time of execution* for the update and click on Run update job. ![](https://cdn.document360.io/c690fe99-a3eb-474c-a449-c2c75e5df119/Images/Documentation/image(533).png)
6. Click on Go to update jobs to return to the update job view. ![](https://cdn.document360.io/c690fe99-a3eb-474c-a449-c2c75e5df119/Images/Documentation/image(534).png) The **update job** is displayed in the list along with its status and key details. ![](https://cdn.document360.io/c690fe99-a3eb-474c-a449-c2c75e5df119/Images/Documentation/image(535).png)
7. If you have not already selected **Run immediately** as time above, check the **update job** and click on Select action and select *Execute now* to start it.
8. Check the **update job** in the list and click on Select action and select *View details* to view its details and monitor the progress of the update job. ![](https://cdn.document360.io/c690fe99-a3eb-474c-a449-c2c75e5df119/Images/Documentation/image(536).png) The details of the update job, including the status of the job on the selected routers, are displayed. ![](https://cdn.document360.io/c690fe99-a3eb-474c-a449-c2c75e5df119/Images/Documentation/image(538).png)

The update job will be transmitted to the respective routers if they are online. If a router is not online, the update job is considered to have **Failed** and must be run again manually. The execution of the update jobs on the router may take several minutes. This is followed by a feedback about the execution of the update job. If an update job remains in the **Active** status, its status will automatically be set to **Failed** after 24 hours at the latest. ![](https://cdn.document360.io/c690fe99-a3eb-474c-a449-c2c75e5df119/Images/Documentation/image(539).png)

## Troubleshooting

- In case of a failure, try to execute the operation again.