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Re: GS724Tv4 firmware upgrade failure
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2020-02-01
12:57 PM
2020-02-01
12:57 PM
Hello Community,
I have previously done a firmware update on this switch back in December 2019 to 6.3.1.33. (Windows 10, latest version etc)
However, for some strange reason, I'm able to use SCC (1.1.3.4) to update to the lastest 6.3.1.34 firmware. Let alone use SCC to reboot the switch. I've tried 2 PCs on the same switch, with the firewall disabled too.
Any hints on what I'm doing wrong?
The task gets created, but the errors out with "Task execution timeout". I don't see any transfers occuring during this time (looking at Task Manager).
Solved! Go to Solution.
Model: GS724Tv4|ProSafe 24 ports Gigabit Smart switch
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2020-02-02
02:36 PM
2020-02-02
02:36 PM
Replying to my own question, because I'm sure I won't be the only one burnt by this (I'll need to drive to the customer site to complete this, but I'm assuming this is the issue). From the 6.3.1.33 release notes:
"Added a new option under “Security > Management Security > SCC Control” to disable or enable Smart Control Center (SCC). It is set to Disable by default. If you upgrade firmware to V6.3.1.33 from an older version from an older version, clear your temporary internet files or browser cache to see the new settings.
Note: The SCC Utility can still discover the switch even if the SCC option is disabled."
"Added a new option under “Security > Management Security > SCC Control” to disable or enable Smart Control Center (SCC). It is set to Disable by default. If you upgrade firmware to V6.3.1.33 from an older version from an older version, clear your temporary internet files or browser cache to see the new settings.
Note: The SCC Utility can still discover the switch even if the SCC option is disabled."
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2020-02-02
02:36 PM
2020-02-02
02:36 PM
Replying to my own question, because I'm sure I won't be the only one burnt by this (I'll need to drive to the customer site to complete this, but I'm assuming this is the issue). From the 6.3.1.33 release notes:
"Added a new option under “Security > Management Security > SCC Control” to disable or enable Smart Control Center (SCC). It is set to Disable by default. If you upgrade firmware to V6.3.1.33 from an older version from an older version, clear your temporary internet files or browser cache to see the new settings.
Note: The SCC Utility can still discover the switch even if the SCC option is disabled."
"Added a new option under “Security > Management Security > SCC Control” to disable or enable Smart Control Center (SCC). It is set to Disable by default. If you upgrade firmware to V6.3.1.33 from an older version from an older version, clear your temporary internet files or browser cache to see the new settings.
Note: The SCC Utility can still discover the switch even if the SCC option is disabled."
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