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smart control center will not connect to 716 switch by wifi only hardwire
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smart control center will not connect to 716 switch by wifi only hardwire
Any idea why my smart control center software cant connect via wifi router connected to the switch but will if i use hardwire.
Thanks in advance
Steve
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Re: smart control center will not connect to 716 switch by wifi only hardwire
The reason is the design and implementation of the NSDP protocol, based on pure L2 broadcast - blocked for whatever reasons on your Wi-Fi. This isn't a Netgear problem 8-)
SCC is obsolete for years, and strongly depreciated due to known security risks.
Further on, the Adobe AIR platform used for SCC development and runtime ended on 31 December 2020.
Said this: SCC is end-of-life. https://www.netgear.com/support/product/smart%20control%20center%20(scc)
This is why Netgear disabled SCC by default on all Smart switches a long time ago already.
If you are willing and able to accept the risks and limitation involved, you can re-enable SCC config on your switches, and continue using SCC - as long as it remains operational.
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Re: smart control center will not connect to 716 switch by wifi only hardwire
So what Netgear software can I use to connect to my switch and control it like this product if it was not a good product
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Re: smart control center will not connect to 716 switch by wifi only hardwire
For locating the switch on your LAN, the NETGEAR Switch Discovery Tool (NSDT) is available for MacOS, Windows, and Linux. Monitoring and management can be done by a standard Web browser accessing the device Web UI. For third-party monitoring applications, SNMP is available, too.