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FSM 7328S Not Responsive on LAN Ports
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2011-11-02
08:08 AM
2011-11-02
08:08 AM
FSM 7328S Not Responsive on LAN Ports
Hi,
Got an ebay purchase here sold as working but I have no experience of these products. Basically I don't see a connection light if I plug in a LAN cable. I have just rebooted the switch and plugged in a console cable. It boots and I go into the Utility Menu (using Putty) - under Vital Product Data I get this:
Vital Product Data:-
Operational Code Image File Name - RELEASE_CUST_NG_GSM_REL620_6.2.0.14-netgear_fsm73xxs-LRM-QSr6v2m0b14.tgz
Rel 6, Ver 2, Maint Lev 0, Bld No 14
Timestamp - Mon Jul 2 14:34:49 EDT 2007
Number of components - 3
Device - netgear_fsm73xxs
If I start the application it seems to boot OK and sits at (Unit 1)>
If I hit enter it changes to (Unit 4)>
Whatever I now type I get:
started!
(Unit 1)>
(Unit 4)>show hardware
^
% Invalid input detected at '^' marker.
(Unit 4)>
So, I have no idea what to do with this. I am assuming it is configured in some kind of stack mode as a slave. I cannot find anywhere how to factory reset this thing, can anyone explain what I need to do from here? (Suspect I need to reflash but no clue how or what with!)
Thanks
Graham
Got an ebay purchase here sold as working but I have no experience of these products. Basically I don't see a connection light if I plug in a LAN cable. I have just rebooted the switch and plugged in a console cable. It boots and I go into the Utility Menu (using Putty) - under Vital Product Data I get this:
Vital Product Data:-
Operational Code Image File Name - RELEASE_CUST_NG_GSM_REL620_6.2.0.14-netgear_fsm73xxs-LRM-QSr6v2m0b14.tgz
Rel 6, Ver 2, Maint Lev 0, Bld No 14
Timestamp - Mon Jul 2 14:34:49 EDT 2007
Number of components - 3
Device - netgear_fsm73xxs
If I start the application it seems to boot OK and sits at (Unit 1)>
If I hit enter it changes to (Unit 4)>
Whatever I now type I get:
started!
(Unit 1)>
(Unit 4)>show hardware
^
% Invalid input detected at '^' marker.
(Unit 4)>
So, I have no idea what to do with this. I am assuming it is configured in some kind of stack mode as a slave. I cannot find anywhere how to factory reset this thing, can anyone explain what I need to do from here? (Suspect I need to reflash but no clue how or what with!)
Thanks
Graham
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2011-11-02
08:27 AM
2011-11-02
08:27 AM
Re: FSM 7328S Not Responsive on LAN Ports
Check the manuals http://support.netgear.com/app/products/model/a_id/2409
Upgrade the firmware once you do get in.
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2011-11-02
08:32 AM
2011-11-02
08:32 AM
Re: FSM 7328S Not Responsive on LAN Ports
manual do not reset options very well
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2011-11-02
08:41 AM
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08:41 AM
Re: FSM 7328S Not Responsive on LAN Ports
Hi Adit,
The manual tells me I should get a login prompt but i don't. I just get this (Unit 4)> thing.
Will continue reading again (I picked out those areas out of 344 pages I thought were relevant before) but could really do with a hint from someone in the know!
Thanks
Graham
The manual tells me I should get a login prompt but i don't. I just get this (Unit 4)> thing.
Will continue reading again (I picked out those areas out of 344 pages I thought were relevant before) but could really do with a hint from someone in the know!
Thanks
Graham
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2011-11-02
09:07 AM
2011-11-02
09:07 AM
Re: FSM 7328S Not Responsive on LAN Ports
ftp://downloads.netgear.com/files/7300_CLI.pdf
have you see this pdf?
I think one of your issues is even you get login prompt , your admin account will be hard to reset for password because you have to get login first.
I had bought some terminal server rack and I could not clear it. you almost have to to do some jtag to reflash the firmware to fix the problem is one way. I end up bought new one instead to since this old terminal server I got from ebay and I had to tinker with special IC chip I need to work with.
have you see this pdf?
I think one of your issues is even you get login prompt , your admin account will be hard to reset for password because you have to get login first.
I had bought some terminal server rack and I could not clear it. you almost have to to do some jtag to reflash the firmware to fix the problem is one way. I end up bought new one instead to since this old terminal server I got from ebay and I had to tinker with special IC chip I need to work with.
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2011-11-02
09:44 AM
2011-11-02
09:44 AM
Re: FSM 7328S Not Responsive on LAN Ports
When I use the ? in the console all I get is:
devshell Execute devShell command. Only admin user can run this
command.
So I guess whatever mode I am in this is the only command. I think I need to try to flash it! In the Utility menu I can see the "Load Stack Code Update Package using XMODEM/YMODEM/ZMODEM" Can I use that?
Thanks
Graham
devshell Execute devShell command. Only admin user can run this
command.
So I guess whatever mode I am in this is the only command. I think I need to try to flash it! In the Utility menu I can see the "Load Stack Code Update Package using XMODEM/YMODEM/ZMODEM" Can I use that?
Thanks
Graham
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2011-11-02
10:10 AM
2011-11-02
10:10 AM
Re: FSM 7328S Not Responsive on LAN Ports
Well I downloaded a copy of 6.2.0.14 and have started to flash the unit via XMODEM. Now I have just found this advice below:
http://support.netgear.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/22/~/what-to-do-when-my-managed-switch-does-not-b...
For GSM73xxS, instead of using the firmware images available on the NETGEAR support site, first obtain the file “gsm73xs-6.2.0.6.opr” available from URL ftp://downloads.netgear.com/files/gsm73xxs-6.2.0.6.opr. Then, use the following procedure to load the switch with that file. After reboot the switch, upgrade to the 6.3.x.x firmware normally using either TFTP or HTTP from WEB interface, or copy command from CLI. The file “gsm73xxs-6.2.0.6.opr” should only be used for loading the switch using XMODEM and serial console. Do NOT use the file for normal firmware upgrade using TFTP.
Do you think I should allow it to finish and go through with the operation by storing the code to flash using the firmware I chose or tell it not to save the file and re-upload the .opr file instead?
http://support.netgear.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/22/~/what-to-do-when-my-managed-switch-does-not-b...
For GSM73xxS, instead of using the firmware images available on the NETGEAR support site, first obtain the file “gsm73xs-6.2.0.6.opr” available from URL ftp://downloads.netgear.com/files/gsm73xxs-6.2.0.6.opr. Then, use the following procedure to load the switch with that file. After reboot the switch, upgrade to the 6.3.x.x firmware normally using either TFTP or HTTP from WEB interface, or copy command from CLI. The file “gsm73xxs-6.2.0.6.opr” should only be used for loading the switch using XMODEM and serial console. Do NOT use the file for normal firmware upgrade using TFTP.
Do you think I should allow it to finish and go through with the operation by storing the code to flash using the firmware I chose or tell it not to save the file and re-upload the .opr file instead?
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2011-11-02
11:04 AM
2011-11-02
11:04 AM
Re: FSM 7328S Not Responsive on LAN Ports
those different model files so I would not use it.
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2011-11-03
01:16 AM
2011-11-03
01:16 AM
Re: FSM 7328S Not Responsive on LAN Ports
Well I re-flashed and after it completed I quit the utilities. I got a login prompt but username of admin and blank password did not work. I figured I should reboot it.
After the reboot I am back to the usual Unit 1> then changing to Unit 4> when I press any key.
Will NetGear help me on this if I raise a ticket? I'm sure this is just a case of resetting to default and all should work, it just looks like it is configured as a stack slave.
Thanks
Graham
After the reboot I am back to the usual Unit 1> then changing to Unit 4> when I press any key.
Will NetGear help me on this if I raise a ticket? I'm sure this is just a case of resetting to default and all should work, it just looks like it is configured as a stack slave.
Thanks
Graham
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2011-11-03
04:00 AM
2011-11-03
04:00 AM
Re: FSM 7328S Not Responsive on LAN Ports
Just to update you and close the thread!
I ended up using the "Erase Permanent Storage" option in the boot utilities of the switch. I reflashed with the V6 firmware as before but this just hung at the (Unit 1)> stage.
I reflashed with the latest V7 firmware and the machine has come back to life!
Thanks for the tips all. Case Closed!
FYI - I followed this page for the notes on the erase procedure:
http://techtips-tom.blogspot.com/2010_11_01_archive.html
Graham
I ended up using the "Erase Permanent Storage" option in the boot utilities of the switch. I reflashed with the V6 firmware as before but this just hung at the (Unit 1)> stage.
I reflashed with the latest V7 firmware and the machine has come back to life!
Thanks for the tips all. Case Closed!
FYI - I followed this page for the notes on the erase procedure:
http://techtips-tom.blogspot.com/2010_11_01_archive.html
Graham
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2011-11-03
05:01 AM