If you manage Cisco DNA Center (DNAC), you’ve likely used the Software Image Management (SWIM) feature to push new firmware or controller code to your network devices. It’s a powerful tool—when it works.
Recently, a growing number of administrators have encountered a frustrating error when trying to download an image directly from Cisco.com into the DNAC image repository:
NCSW10301: Unable to download the image from cisco.com, invalid metadata trans-id NCSW10301: Unable to download the image from cisco
This error is ambiguous, halts the download immediately, and leaves you wondering: Is it a credentials issue? A network problem? A bug?
Let’s break down exactly what causes this error—and how to fix it. This error is ambiguous, halts the download immediately,
The trans-id often incorporates timestamps. If NCS’s system clock drifts from Cisco’s servers (even by a few seconds), the server sees the trans-id as expired or future-dated.
The error code breaks down as follows:
In essence, the NCS/DNA Center initiated a download request for a software image from software.cisco.com or download.cisco.com, but the transaction ID (trans-id) embedded in the metadata of the request did not match what the server expected or could validate.
rm -rf /opt/crosswork/data/image-mgmt/cache/* If using a web browser
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