NETGEAR is aware of a growing number of phone and online scams. To learn how to stay safe click here.
Forum Discussion
Solved
ReadyNAS disables the ethernet ports when connected to Cisco switches
I have a new ReadyNAS 526x, fw 6.9.2 right out of the box. This is the second box with the exact same behaviour - first was RMA'ed. When I patch the NAS into our LAN Cisco SF200-24 switch it will no...
Red-Wagon wrote:
When I patch the NAS into our LAN Cisco SF200-24 switch it will not connect
Part of the puzzle here is that the RN526x's 10GBase-T LAN ports won't connect to anything slower than gigabit ethernet - and the SF200 is a 10/100 switch. https://kb.netgear.com/30952/What-Ethernet-speeds-are-compatible-with-my-RN526x-or-RN626x
So I suggest checking the other devices that won't connect, and see which ones support gigabit. You can of course put a gigabit switch between the SF200 and the NAS. Or upgrade to an RN628x, which has two gigabit ports in addition to the two 10GBase-T ports.
Red-Wagon wrote:
When I patch the NAS into our LAN Cisco SF200-24 switch it will not connect
Part of the puzzle here is that the RN526x's 10GBase-T LAN ports won't connect to anything slower than gigabit ethernet - and the SF200 is a 10/100 switch. https://kb.netgear.com/30952/What-Ethernet-speeds-are-compatible-with-my-RN526x-or-RN626x
So I suggest checking the other devices that won't connect, and see which ones support gigabit. You can of course put a gigabit switch between the SF200 and the NAS. Or upgrade to an RN628x, which has two gigabit ports in addition to the two 10GBase-T ports.
SOLVED: successfully patched to the copper 1GbE SFP portsCisco SF-200' .
NETGEAR Academy
Boost your skills with the Netgear Academy - Get trained, certified and stay ahead with the latest Netgear technology!
Join Us!
