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XS512EM ports download speed
I just purchased a new XS512EM switch from Netgear's Amazon store. Updated firmware to 1.0.2.5, created two VLANs. VLAN1 has port1 for management connected to internal 172.16.200.x LAN and VLAN2 has ports 2-12 for external static public IPs 47.181.202.x. No QoS enabled, no speed limit Everything seems to work fine except I don't get symmetrical speeds on VLAN2. The uplink is a 2G/2G Frontier FiOS using their Optical Network Terminal (ONT) FRX523. If I connect a computer directly to the ONT 10G port I get 2G/2G all day long. If I use my old 2.5G unmanaged switch I get 2G/2G all day long on all ports. I opened a case with Netgear and they have never encountered nothing similar. Did I miss something in the configuration process?. A Frontier tech came onsite and checked the ONT and verified 2G/2G speeds today. [root@mail ~]# speedtest Speedtest by Ookla Server: Frontier - Los Angeles, CA (id: 14236) ISP: Frontier Communications Idle Latency: 3.84 ms (jitter: 0.34ms, low: 3.44ms, high: 4.67ms) Download: 1208.43 Mbps (data used: 708.7 MB) 4.16 ms (jitter: 0.39ms, low: 3.48ms, high: 5.39ms) Upload: 2352.98 Mbps (data used: 2.6 GB) 4.78 ms (jitter: 0.30ms, low: 3.07ms, high: 6.02ms) Packet Loss: 0.0% https://www.speedtest.net/result/c/0d419a3a-90ab-4321-b4bc-474756a90ef3Two Active Switches With Redundant Uplink
Hi, I am looking to connect both switches to my Firewalla each on port one. I am also looking to create a LAG between the two switches on the sfp ports. I am using the default vlan to assign ip addresses to the management port of the switches using dhcp. I also have a single vlan 20 for the remaining ports (also assigned via dhcp on different subnet from vlan 1) on the switches. My sfp lag between the two switches is a trunk for vlan 20. What I cannot figure out the correct STP (RSTP or MSTP) settings to prevent the switches from freaking out (rapid light blinking). The switches should know that all vlan 20 are routable without going through the firewalla and are acceptable via the connected LAG. Only the default vlan 1 should get routed via port 1 and any ip not on vlan 20. Also note that all of vlan 20 is on the same subnet. The firewalla also supports tree spanning which is turned on.
XS708T LAG with two 10G Mac ports says switch doesn't support 802.3ad
Simliar to jdmarlow's post here https://community.netgear.com/t5/Plus-and-Smart-Switches-Forum/Cannot-get-LAG-working-on-XS708T/m-p/2181135/highlight/true#M20138 I've been unsuccessful at bonding two 10G ports on a Mac on the XS708T switch. The difference with mine is I do have the two ports bonded on the MAC and LACP is turned on the LAG/switch; howover my Mac says my switch doesn't support 802.3AD Link aggregation. Any guidance or suggestions would be greatly appreciated, ThanksHow to handle: Total Received Packets Not Forwarded
I have an MS510txm switch. At port 10 I have attached a sfp+ module with fibre (from 10GTek) operating at 10GB. The link is connected to another switch witch is connected to PC. The operation from PC over the link is working, but the detailed port statistic shows increasing numbers of "Total Received Packets Not Forwarded". May be the performance over the link is related to this effect? What causes the switch to not forward the packets? Is there a solution for that? On the other ports I dont see this behaviour. Regards WolfgangProSafe XS508M losing connectivity between laptop and router after rebooting router
Hi there, I have a switch ProSafe XS508M and my router and ubuntu server are connected through it. The network interface configuration of the server has two IP address: LAN and WAN ip addresses, so they are two different IP networks. I tried this with different routers: after rebooting the router a couple of times, I loose connection between the server and the router and the only solution I found is to power cycle the switch. I'm not sure how to debug this issue, any idea would be appreciate. Thank you!Your existing cabling can handle more than 1g - Multi-Gig Switches #Webinar
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