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2112 TopicsReadynas RND-6a doesn't boot
I got this NAS used and so am unsure as to how it works. The model is Readynas rnd-6a. When I power it on the fans spin up and "ReadyNAS" displays on the LCD but that is all. I assume it doesn't boot although I don't know how to check if it's online, I have plugged in an Ethernet cable and it doesn't show up on my router. So far I have tried: Removing all the disks External power supply Changing the memory There is no data it, I just want to resurrect the machine. Any info or solutions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, ConnorSolvedProSAFE 24-Port Gigabit PoE+ Smart Switch with 4 SFP Ports (GS728TPPv2)
i got this for my security cam system and I'm trying to know what port will give it internet so i can set it up it in the link/act mode and can find it on the app or by the ip address. i tried plugging to thought the net gear router and the comcast on and the network switch I'm using now and cant get any connection to just set it up ProSAFE 24-Port Gigabit PoE+ Smart Switch with 4 SFP Ports (GS728TPPv2)WAX615 Mehrere APs als quasi Mesh nutzen
Hallo Zusammen, ich habe zwei WAX615 APs und möchte dies noch um einen dritten evtl. sogar vierten erweitern um bspw. die verschiedenen Ebenen/Bereiche einer Immobilie abzudecken: AP1 = Paterre AP2 = Garage AP3 = Garten AP4 = 1. Stock Genutzt werden drei verschiedene SSIDs und Einstellungen: SSID mit nur 5GHz Sendekanal für AP1 40/5,2 GHz Sendekanal für AP2 48/5,24GHz PMF 802.11w optional Band Steering / 802.11 k/v aktiviert SSID mit nur 2,4GHz (Auto Kanal einstellung) PMF 802.11w optional Band Steering / 802.11 k/v aktiviert Gast-SSID mit beiden Frequenzen PMF 802.11w optional Band Steering / 802.11 k/v deaktiviert Allgemein Einstellungen: QoS ist für alle Frequenzen mit WMM und WMM Powersave aktiviert Spannung Tree Protocol aktiviert Network Integrity Check aktiviert IGMP Snooping deaktiviert Ethernet LLDP aktiviert UPnP aktiviert Powersetting 802.3at Load Balancing aktiviert Force Sticky Client ti disassociate deaktiviert Leider war die Anleitung da für mich nicht sehr hilfreich, daher wäre meine Frage: Was wäre die optimalen Einstellungen um die selben SSIDs auf allen APs quasi wie ein Mesh zu benutzen ohne die Insight App zu nutzen und Lokal zu konfigurieren? Viele Grüße und ein schönes verlängertes Wochenende89Views0likes6CommentsWAX615 Neighbor AP List
Hallo Zusammen, ich habe das Problem, dass ich zwei WAX615 an einem Netgear POE+ Switch ohne Insight sondern Lokal konfiguriert im gebrauch. Mesh kann ich nicht nutzen weil ich diese lieber Lokal konfigurieren möchte und es nicht einsehe dafür noch mal extra Geld zu zahlen (Finde ich persönlich schon eine Abzocke nur für Mesh Aktivierung extra Insight zu verwenden obwohl die APs schon teuer genug sind). Genutzt werden drei verschiedene SSIDs und Einstellungen: SSID mit nur 5GHz Sendekanal für AP1 40/5,2 GHz Sendekanal für AP2 48/5,24GHz PMF 802.11w optional Band Steering / 802.11 k/v aktiviert SSID mit nur 2,4GHz (Auto Kanal einstellung) PMF 802.11w optional Band Steering / 802.11 k/v aktiviert Gast-SSID mit beiden Frequenzen PMF 802.11w optional Band Steering / 802.11 k/v deaktiviert Allgemein Einstellungen: QoS ist für alle Frequenzen mit WMM und WMM Powersave aktiviert Spannung Tree Protocol aktiviert Network Integrity Check aktiviert IGMP Snooping deaktiviert Ethernet LLDP aktiviert UPnP aktiviert Powersetting 802.3at Load Balancing aktiviert Force Sticky Client ti disassociate deaktiviert Wenn ich die Neighbor AP Erkennung einschalte, sehen diese beiden sich nicht. Die EEM Funktin hatte ich schon abgeschaltet und dennoch erkennen, die beiden sich nicht und tauchen auch nicht auf der Unknown AP oder der Known AP Liste auf und ich würde die EEM Funktion eingentlich schon gern nutzen um Strom zu sparen. Komischerweise auf der Monitoring Systemseite wird als LLDP NAchbar der jeweilige WAX angezeigt. Also wollte ich die Liste in einer Textdatei selbst erstellen, alleridngs hilft die Sampledatei nicht weiter. Wenn ich die APs so eintrage, kann die Datei vom AP nicht übernommen werden. Die Anleitung hilft da nicht weiter, daher ein paar Fragen: Wie könnte ich die Liste erstellen, so dass ich weiß das die Struktur auf jeden Fall in Ordnung ist? Hat jemand eine passende und funktionierende Vorlage? An welcher Einstellung könnte es liegen, dass die zwei APs sich nicht erkennen? Viele Grüße und ein schönes verlängertes Wochenende34Views0likes1CommentWAX620 V10.8.13.2 generating apparently bogus auth messages
I'm seeing messages for the MAC address of a Tuya Smart device authenticating and deauthenticating repeatedly to one of my SSIDs. There is no such device in my house. Is this a neighbor's device or a bug, or combination of the two? I tried creating a MAC ACL for it, which didn't completely stop the auth messages -- the WAX620 still reported periodic auths along with block messages. I've changed the SSID password (WPA3/2) and turned off the four devices using that SSID, but the messages continue. Below is a sample, the first form is seen every few seconds. No associated device ever makes a DHCPREQUEST. May 13 14:21:16 hostapd: wifi0vap0: STA a8:80:55:3c:be:c5 IEEE 802.11: authenticated May 13 03:45:52 hostapd: wifi0vap0: STA a8:80:55:3c:be:c5 IEEE 802.11: Station deauthenticated due to reason code 34 May 13 04:00:37 hostapd: wifi0vap2: STA a8:80:55:3c:be:c5 IEEE 802.11: deauthenticated due to inactivity (timer DEAUTH/REMOVE)35Views1like2CommentsAuto Voice VLAN setup
We are looking to isolate our VoIP traffic to its own VLAN. For a number of reasons, we'd like this to happen without needing to configure each phone. It looks like Netgear switches support this. Unfortunately, the documentation is scattered and in many cases outdated. I'm hoping some folks here can show me where we're going wrong. Goals: Voice VLAN = 88. Ports 1-44 set to untagged VLAN 1 and VLAN 88. Default to 1 unless MAC address prefix matches a VoIP device. Ports 45-46 are for router for Voice-VLAN and has no access to VLAN 1. Ports 47-48 are for router normal VLAN (1) and has no access to VLAN 88. Ports 49-52 are uplinks and should carry traffic for both VLANs. The phone should be able to operate in pass-through mode, and devices behind them should default to VLAN 1 as they normally would. Currently I am facing two issues: When I plug in a phone with matching MAC prefix, it is not being pushed to VLAN 88. I'm unable to outright disable Voice-VLAN (88) on ports 47-48. I'll add some screenshots of the current config in a follow-up post. Hopefully some kind network admin will take a look and be able to spot where I'm going wrong.337Views0likes11CommentsM4300-48X overheating
Hello Netgear Community, It is my first post here, nice to meet you all! Last friday, I faced an issue with my M4300-48X (XSM4348CS-100NES) switch. The switch has suddendly rebooted for no reason. After investigation, it appears that the switch has reached a temperature of 94°C, which is very high, but I can't figure out why that happened. Right now, the switch is working at a stable temperature of 68-69°C, which is still high for me. I have controlled the fans with a "show environnment", each of the 4 fans is operationnal and runs at around 4000 RPM. The temperature inside the server room is about 22-23°C, so it is ok. Does anyone has experienced a similar type of issue? Does someone know what could have cause this to happen? I searched for logs, but I don't see anyhing wrong except this: TRAPMGR[boxs Req]: traputil.c(795) 625 %% Temperature state change alarm: Unit Number: 1 Current: Normal, Previous: None What other type of logs should I look for to understand this behaviour? Thank you for your help, have a great day. Best regards, Luca.171Views0likes0CommentsM4250-10G2XF-POE++ MANAGED SWITCH, Not powering the ports
Not powering the ports. Last night the switch was powering the ports, but I could not connect to it in any way (console, oob, switch port with the recommended IP's 192.168 and 169.254). This morning picked up a console cable but unable to connect. The switch keeps running through it's power up self test, flashing the ports (amber light), but never completes the self-test. Pressed the reset button for 5 seconds and nothing happened, still running through self-test. Unplugged the power at least 3 times for ~30 seconds to reset it and did not work. Any ideas or assistance would be greatly appreciated! Thank you, alavila180Views0likes1CommentShare internet between two Vlans on a netgear GS724TV4
Hi So I been trying for altmost 2 days to set up my netgear GS724TV4, which is a managed layer3 switch, but does not have capability to create a DHCP server. I am running a webserver and email server, and would like to seperate this from my private network, in case of hacking. So I though I would make two Vlan, lets say vlan1 for private and vlan100 for the server. ISP fiber to my house -> deco X10 setup (internet Vlan id 101 - 802.1q tag) -> unmanaged layer3 switch that provides my netgear with 2 patch cabels in port12 and 13 I have attached a screenshot of my setup and here is some info: port 2 and 3 my private network. port 12 and 13 - Conntect to an unmanaged switch, where my internet patch-cable is connected. port 24 - my server Since I dont understand inter-routing my idea was to have 2 vlans, where vlan1 had port 1-12 untagged and vlan2 had 13-24 untagged, and both vlans would get internet via port 12 or 13. Could somebody tell me if and how to set this up? Help is greatly appriciated171Views0likes1Comment