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Broken GS308EPP web gui after reverse proxy
Hello community, I put my switch GS308EPP behind a reverse proxy HTTP -> HTTPS on my Synology DS923+ which works well. Unfortunately, the errors come after the login. The first error which I solved was that I could not log me in, because the credential mask infinitely loops. This I could manage when setting a proxy header "Cookie $http_cookie" in my reverse proxy settings on my Synology. The second error which I struggle with is, that when logging me in, the whole web UI looks broken. Starting the F12 developer mode in Google Chrome, it says that some .js functions and .svg vectors get 502 - Bad Gateway. Here I got stuck. To make it even a little bit easier, I published some screenshots showing my problem in detail. Than Thank you! Kind regards, ViktorNo internet after switch is plugged in
I have a GS305v3 unmanaged switch that I just bought and attempted to use. It is connected to my internet via cat6 cable that I ran from my office in my house where my router/modem is located, to my bedroom. When I connect any device to the ethernet port that I put in the bedroom, I have no issues connecting to the internet. But if I plug the switch into the port, then any device to the switch, no internet is passing through. All lights on the switch illuminate as they should according to the manual, but I can't seem to find any info as to what the problem possibly is. For a clear picture of how all the hardware is set up: Fiber internet direct to router/modem in office Cat6 cable to ethernet port in office Cat6 cable from office ethernet port to bedroom ethernet port through the attic Any device connected directly to ethernet port in bedroom works perfectly with 1000mbps+ download Switch plugged direct to ethernet port, devices plugged into switch, no internet to any devices Any advice would be greatly appreciated and thank you in advance to anyone who offers advice.GS324 stopped working, wrong port LEDs illuminated
There was a power outage this afternoon. Once the power came back on, my devices could not connect. After checking every component, I realized the GS324 was the point of failure. At first glance, everything seemed fine: The PWR LED was green and the various ports were lit up. Upon further inspection, however, I noticed that the LED ports were off, shifted one row to the left. I tried a simple setup to validate: 1) A direct connection from the server to the laptop worked well. 2) An indirect connection from the server to port 6 and the laptop to port 10 did not work. The GS324 shows that the PWR and LEDs 4 and 8 are illuminated. Powering off did not work. The device is about 30 months old. Any suggestions?GS348 one PHY not working
As the title says, one PHY of the GS348 isn't working, all other ports are working fine. Whether it never did or the issue crept up recently I don't know, the device has come under my management only recently. Since the warranty has expired, I've opened it to check for obvious damage, but none is visible. So I then looked at the voltage coming from the PSU but it's stable. Just in case, I then checked the capacitors on the main switch board, but they're also good. The power up sequence blinks all LEDs in the lamp test, but connecting to the affected 8 ports doesn't provide a link and the respective LED stays off. So then I connected to the debug header (3.3V TTL at 115200 8N1), turned the switch on and received the following info: [quote=GS348] uart init!--------! CPU init!---------- Done! flash ID:c22014 Probe: SPI CS0 Flash Type MX25L8035EM (RDID: 0xc22014), 1MB, Diable OPT , SIO mmio flash driver init!---------- Done! go to runtime addr 0xbfc08010 uart init!---------- Done! flash ID:c22014 Probe: SPI CS0 Flash Type MX25L8035EM (RDID: 0xc22014), 1MB, Diable OPT , SIO mmio flash driver init!---------- Done! == Init Val 8390 === === Board Configuration Copy Done! === Board Mode: 0x3 led num 3 3 [DBG] switch model sync!---------- Done! Model Info: 83936806 chip10g 3 [DBG] ### Reset PHY ### [DBG] ### Platform Config ### [DBG] ### MAC Config ### LED num:3 [DBG] ### Power down PHY (RTL82XX) ### [DBG] ### PHY Config (RTL82XX) ### ### RTL8218B config - MAC ID = 8 ### ### RTL8218B config - MAC ID = 16 ### ### RTL8218B config - MAC ID = 24 ### ### RTL8218B config - MAC ID = 32 ### ### RTL8218B config - MAC ID = 40 ### [DBG] ### Serdes Config ### [WARN] Serdes 0 initail fail bb00a078 0 [WARN] Serdes 1 initail fail bb00a178 0 [DBG] ### Misc Config ### PHY[0]: disable EEE PHY[1]: disable EEE PHY[2]: disable EEE PHY[3]: disable EEE PHY[4]: disable EEE PHY[5]: disable EEE [DBG] parameter init!---------- Done! [DBG] get switch_mac = 0:0:0:0:1:1!---------- Done! rtk_switch_jumboFrameSize_set jumboSize 9216 bb0002a8 Before 6c324950 After 6c300950 [DBG] customer_cfg_init!---------- Done! [DBG] Interrupt Init! ---------- Done! [DBG] register timer0 ISR ---------- Done! [DBG] register NIC ISR ---------- Done! [DBG] register switchCore ISR ---------- Done! [DBG] protocol stack init!---------- Done! rldp_init 176 RLDP set to disabled [DBG] rldp init!---------- Done! RLPP set to disabled [DBG] rlpp init!---------- Done! [DBG] rrcp init!---------- Done! [DBG] -------------------all init Done!--------------- [DBG] ### Power on PHY (RTL82XX) ### 0x00E4: 0x261f56e, 0x00EC: 0x2ab5514f 0x03f8: 0x32c00a0 RTK# [/quote] No obvious signs of corruption or other firmware issues. So it uses six RTL8218B (octal 10/100/1000 PHY). However, it seems like it only configures five out of the six PHYs on the board, despite knowing about the sixth as indicated by it disabling EEE on six PHYs, not only five. It fails the Serdes config for the last PHY ([WARN] Serdes 0 initail fail bb00a078 0 [WARN] Serdes 1 initail fail bb00a178 0). It ends in a prompt ("RTK#"), but I can't find any documentation on valid commands. Info kindly requested: some info on the commands that might enable me to receive more detailed info and mabe do some testing insights on possible reasons why this might occur, especially whether or not this might be a sign of impending failure of additional PHYs, or can safely be ignored if I don't need the 8 ports of the affected PHY. Thanks in advance and kind regards!Netgear XS508M/Router GT-BE98 Pro Slow with one Intel NUC
Hello. I have the switcher XS508M its LAN Port 1 is connected to the Lan Port 10G port of my router GT-BE98 Pro, and the NUC is connected to LAN Port 2 of the XS508M in other words, in switch XS508M the LAN port 1the router 10G lan Port of my router and in the XS508M LAN port 2 the NUC, when I use fast.com via I have speeds of 400 mbps around, and if I connect directly the NUC to the router to Port 10G, skipping totally the switch I have speeds of 600-900 mbps totally much better. Why if is supposed the XS508M supports 10G ports I have such speeds when browsing or in transfers? As this other similar devices. For example in one MYQ Garage opener if I connect to the Switch simply is not recognized I need to plug directly to the router to work. But mainly what I would ike to know is why the speed issue or how can I fix or configure in any place something to improve this? Or why happens this?Netgear GS316P - Switch - unmanaged - 16 x 10/100/1000
Hello community friends, I’m looking for a 12-port switch for home use. Could you please let me know whether such a switch can be installed in a 12-inch rack, and what accessories I would need for that? It’s a simple question, but I’m sure you can help me out with it. The background is: I’m searching for an affordable switch that supports PoE+. If you know of another product I haven’t come across yet, feel free to mention it — I haven’t made a purchase yet. Thanks
