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When trying to access the switch via NETGEAR Switch Discovery Tool, or via HTTP I get the following error "Serial Number Already Registered" and it returns to the NETGEAR login page.
When trying to access the switch via NETGEAR Switch Discovery Tool,
The Netgear Switch Discovery Tool does exactly what is says - it does not provide any access the switch. It's always http (or https where available) by a Web browser.
...via HTTP I get the following error "Serial Number Already Registered" and it returns to the NETGEAR login page. How do I get access to my switch? GS108TV3 Firmware VersionV7.0.0.16
This was the initial firmware for this model.
I would try to bring up the switch isolated (standalone) with just a coputer connected to it. Of course, the computer must be configured to an address the same IP subnet, the default IP address (without a DHCP server assigning a config) is 192.168.0.239/24 - so use e.g. 192.168.0.123 255.255.255.0 for the moment on a computer (nd don't let e.g. Windows test the config).
When trying to access the switch via NETGEAR Switch Discovery Tool,
The Netgear Switch Discovery Tool does exactly what is says - it does not provide any access the switch. It's always http (or https where available) by a Web browser.
...via HTTP I get the following error "Serial Number Already Registered" and it returns to the NETGEAR login page. How do I get access to my switch? GS108TV3 Firmware VersionV7.0.0.16
This was the initial firmware for this model.
I would try to bring up the switch isolated (standalone) with just a coputer connected to it. Of course, the computer must be configured to an address the same IP subnet, the default IP address (without a DHCP server assigning a config) is 192.168.0.239/24 - so use e.g. 192.168.0.123 255.255.255.0 for the moment on a computer (nd don't let e.g. Windows test the config).
