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Firmware 10.x on GSM7328FS ("v1")
G'day I've seen that 10.0.0.19 is now (wasn't initially) listed incompatible for the GSM7328FS. I do know that in some countries the M5300 line with a 24-Port SFP model was launched, but I hope GS...
For the first-generation GSM7228PS 10.0.0.31 has been made available.
It is not the same firmware image as for it M5300 series brother (GSM7228PSv1h2) - actually another name and not same image size.
UDLD commands for example are definitely present with, cool
Just make sure that when with 8.0.3.x when you had 'spanning-tree bpduguard' (I) had to 'no spanning-tree edgeport' all uplink ports. (otherwise uplink port will be automagically shut down due to BPDU guard)
With 10.x it's consistent with the behavour I saw with of 9.x switches, which is actually inversed to 8.x. 'no spanning-tree edgeport' is now default, while 'spanning-tree edgeport' has to be explicitely configured.
Pay attention if you had edgeport configured on ports that you should revisit your startup-config after migration to 10.x.
It is not the same firmware image as for it M5300 series brother (GSM7228PSv1h2) - actually another name and not same image size.
UDLD commands for example are definitely present with, cool
Just make sure that when with 8.0.3.x when you had 'spanning-tree bpduguard' (I) had to 'no spanning-tree edgeport' all uplink ports. (otherwise uplink port will be automagically shut down due to BPDU guard)
With 10.x it's consistent with the behavour I saw with of 9.x switches, which is actually inversed to 8.x. 'no spanning-tree edgeport' is now default, while 'spanning-tree edgeport' has to be explicitely configured.
Pay attention if you had edgeport configured on ports that you should revisit your startup-config after migration to 10.x.
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