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Requesting letter of volatility, GS105E-100NAS
Can I obtain a letter of volatility for a Netgear ProSafe 5-port Gigabit Ethernet Switch, GS105E-100NAS? Thank you
thanks again John. You've been a great help!
-Denis
Hi dmcdaniel,
Here is the letter of volatility for the GS105Ev1. The link will expire after 48 hours. There is no password needed.
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Hi dmcdaniel,
I have re-uploaded the LoV. Please try it again.
Regards,
Thank you John, I have it now. May I ask for a clarification, though? It shows 2Mbytes of flash memory and indicates that this is user modifiable. Process to Clear is "Use flash programmer," and nothing more. Is it possible to get more specific instructions than this?
Look also here - https://community.netgear.com/t5/Unmanaged-Switches/Flash-programming-procedure/m-p/1712402 - this is a very strange process suggestion as part as a LoV. When you would go and erase the Flash, the switch would no longer boot, no longer be configured, no longer knowing it's a Netgear product, ...
The LoV should cover areas where potentially proprietary/private information like passwords, logs, network information, could reside which has to be erased before selling or giving a way a product. Can JohnCM_S please pick up and ensure engineering is adjusting this information accordingly on all (or at least many) similar Smart Managed Plus and Smart Managed Pro switch models.
Hi John, sorry to trouble you again, somehow I lost the document. Could you possibly repost the link for me? Thanks!
Denis
Thanks again John (I saved it this time!).
Now I have another question. I discovered that the instrument that I have is "v2" not "v1". Someone else I work with had a letter of volatility for the v2, and there is a difference that I wanted to ask about. The letter for the v2 shows the same entry for 2Mbytes Flash memory that the v1 letter has, but shows this as being non-user modifiabe, whereas the v1 letter says it is user-modifiable. This is a very important difference for my purposes, and I was wondering if I could get a confirmation that the respective letters are correct? Thanks
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