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GS324T: configuration forgotten after a reboot.
GS324T: SNMP authPriv password is forgotten after a reboot. Why no AES? Firmware: 1.0.0.30 When I reboot the GS324T switch the SNMP authPriv password is forgotten. Please make the switch rememb...
jcdutton wrote:GS324T: SNMP authPriv password is forgotten after a reboot.
When I reboot the GS324T switch the SNMP authPriv password is forgotten. Please make the switch remember its configuration over a reboot.
Reads like a bug. YeZ please.
jcdutton wrote:Also, why no AES for SNMP?
Valid question - however even the Cisco IOS customers had to wait to mid of last year for 3DES and AES.
jcdutton wrote:Also, why no SNMPv3 Traps?
By rule of thumb, lack of UAM support in general - SNMPv3 traps are bound to users, isn't it?
Have managed to contact Netgear support about the configuration loss issue, e.g. via https://my.netgear.com?
"Wishing" is nice - however we talk of a switch on a port cost of something slightly above of 5 USD. What is the business case here? The Smart Managed Pro are by specs single user devices - no multi-user administration et all.
schumaku wrote:Have managed to contact Netgear support about the configuration loss issue, e.g. via https://my.netgear.com?
"Wishing" is nice - however we talk of a switch on a port cost of something slightly above of 5 USD. What is the business case here? The Smart Managed Pro are by specs single user devices - no multi-user administration et all.
Well, I purchased the unit based on the Datasheets stating "SNMP v3 with multiple IP addresses"
But is does not support SNMP v3 for TRAPs.
FYI. SNMP v3 means SNMPv2 with encryption.
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