I have a M4250 10G and I wanted to configure the second SFP slot to the NDI Profile I have for other ports. At present it is on the default VLAN 1 and I want to change it to VLAN 2.
I went into the Profiles tab and selected VLAN 2 and clicked edit then ticked the second SFP slot then APPLY. I then clicked Save at the top. The profile change though isn't being saved and when I now click on the Profiles tab it is not listing any of the 2 Profiles. After a reboot or a power down the switch is back to having the 2nd SFP slot on the default VLAN 1 and not VLAN 2 as applied and saved.
Sorry about this issue. With latest 13.0.2.34 https://www.netgear.com/support/product/GSM4212PX.aspx#download software, Auto-Trunk should automatically place the uplinks connected to another switch in Trunk mode with Native/PVID = VLAN 1 and other VLANs/profiles in trunk/tagged mode. Not sure what is connected on that port, please export the Tech Support file out of this switch (AV UI: Diagnostics\Support Diagnostic) and send it @ ProAVDesign@netgear.com please. The team will detect what's wrong and help you fix it.
I have updated to the latest firmware and I still can't update the profile of the 2nd SFP slot. I select the profile I want, tick the SFP 2 slot and press APPLY. The screen washes out and I get the processing wheel animation but the pop window doesn't disappear and when I press cancel I can no longer ping the switch.
My connections at present:
VLAN 2 (NDI 5, Dante)
Ports 1 - 8 and SFP 1(Port 11)
VLAN 1
Ports 0 - 10 and SFP 2 (Port 12)
I would like to move SFP 2 (Port 12 ) onto VLAN 2
I have tried doing this via the AV GUI and it didn't work.
I have instead used the Standard GUI and gone to Switching/VLAN Membership and selected the ports I want on the VLANs I want and saved.
Now on the AV GUI if I hover over Port 12 SFP 2 it does say VLAN 2 in the info but if I go to PROFILES it isn't listed and when I reboot the NDI traffic no longer parses through port 12.
Again, sorry about this issue! Yes, configuring the switch on both sides (IT GUI, and AV UI) can lead to such mismatch or conflict - only one interface should be used for VLANs related settings. The AV UI is manupulating concepts (Profiles) that the IT GUI isn't aware of. I am afraid the conflict cannot be resolved by the AV UI on its own now. Can you send your tech-support file to ProAVDesign@netgear.com (email) so that the team can take a look. If you are using the IT GUI, you can do this in Maintenance\Export\HTTP File Export\Tech-support in the dropdown menu list. We are most likely going to help you during a call, with a factory reset and a configuration in the AV UI only, step by step.
