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GS724TV6 - Refuses to get DHCP address non 192.168.0.x address
I have two GS724TV6 that I want to configure and set up on my network. The network is a Verizon FIOS router that serves as DHCP to a Netgear GS724TV4. I also have a few 8 port Netgear switches on the network (GS108EV4) and a GS316EPP. All of these get DHCP addresses perfectly fine. - Neither get DHCP addresses - They take the default address of 192.168.0.239 - I was able to configure a PC as 192.168.0.1 and connect to them - I assured that they were both configured as DHCP - When I configured one to 192.168.1.30 with a gateway of 192.168.1.1 (the Verizon Router) it would be seen when I plugged it into the network. - I set up it's MAC address in the router to assign it 192.168.1.30, the router never assigned the address - I upgraded the firmware to 7.0.0.14 from 7.0.0.12, no change - The Network Discovery Tool doesn't see the device on either the 192.168.0.x or 192.168.1.x configurations How to I get it do get a DHCP address from my regular network like all of the other 40 devices seem to be able to do?GS728TP v1 failed update
Can you tell me if it's possible to restore the GS728TP v1 after a failed update? The firmware was 6.0.1.14. I updated to the latest firmware 6.0.1.30 via SCC (Smart Control Center). SCC (Smart Control Center) reported that the firmware was updated and the switch would reboot. But after this update, the switch keeps rebooting. How can I restore it?GS752TP Firmware Upgrade Failed
I attempted to upgrade a GS752TP from firmware version 60.0.1.16 to 60.0.1.30. I followed the instructions here, just with the 60.0.1.30 firmware instead of .24 as shown in the instructions. When I rebooted, the switch powered up, but I cannot connect to it in any way. The Power LED lights up and alternately switches between green and orange very slowly (maybe once a minute). The LED Mode LED is on solid green. When the Power LED is orange, the port 37 and 43 link LEDs light up solid regardless of if anything is plugged in. When the Power LED is green, whatever ports I plug into will light up solid orange. The LED Mode LED stays on solid green the whole time. I've tried pushing the "Reset" and "Factory Default" buttons on the front and they don't seem to do anything (i.e. - it doesn't reboot/reset as far as I can tell). I've tried connecting to Smart Control Center, but nothing shows up. I've tried the default IP's I can find in the documentation (192.168.0.239 and 192.168.1.1) and I can't access the web interface. Obviously, something went wrong in the upgrade process, but I'm really not sure how to even troubleshoot since the switch is basically non-responsive to anything I do.GS724TPv3 The switch loses IP connection about 1 time in 5 days.
Hi, I have Netgear switch GS724TPv3, newest firmware installed The switch loses IP connection about 1 x every 5 days. I don't know why? While power supply of IP cameras powered via POE is maintained. IP connectivity from router and connected devices to switch is lost. After hard power off and on of switch everything works. The restart pin on the front of switch does not restore connectivity, it requires complete power off. The switch has a static IP address to avoid problems with address reservation from DHCP router. Looking for a solution to the problem of setting up a reboot script for switch GS724TPv3 from my NAS Synology via ssh or telnet. Can someone with experience help me with writing a script. Thank you ZbynekUpgrading firmware on GS105Ev2 -- fails using TFTP
Greetings, I have two GS105Ev2 switches that need a firmware upgrade. The current firmware on the switches is 1.3.0.3 and I'm trying to upgrade to 1.6.0.11 downloaded from the Netgear site. The only option available on the switches is a firmware upgrade via TFTP. To that end, I installed a SolarWinds TFTP server on my troubleshooting laptop (Windows 10). I've also checked the following: 1. The switch management webpage is reachable from the laptop. 2. Both the laptop and the switch are on the same network segment. 3. The TFTP server service is running on the laptop. 4. The laptop Windows Firewall has been configured to allow TFTP traffic (i.e., I've configured the firewall to "allow the TFTP server to communicate"). 5. The .bin file is located in the TFTP server root folder. Even with these checks, when I initiate the firmware upgrade process I receive the error message "Could not locate TFTP server". Does anyone have any ideas on what else I should check? Is there any other firmware upgrade method for these switches? Thanks!Netgear GS316EP reports as GS108EV3 after factory reset
We have an unused Netgear GS316EP 16 port switch. During troubleshooting we were asked to factory reset the switch. After factory reset it reverted to it's default IP address. When you connect via web to the switch via it's default IP address, the switch now says it is a GS108Ev3 8 port switch. The configuration utility is completely different from before. I downloaded the newest firmware but have not yet tried to install. The installation of firmware is even very different between the different models and I was concerned that the incorrect firmware (wrong model) might brick the switch. How can we get our 16 port GS316EP back? (We need all 16 ports not just 8)