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OneJoe2
Jun 13, 2020Tutor
Should the R8000 UI see devices connected via a GS308 switch?
In the supplied user interface, on the Basic tab, "attached devices/wired devices" area, should I be seeing any info at all (like status, IP, MAC address) for devices on a connected GS308v2 or is ...
- Jun 13, 2020
You should see all devices connected to the switch
microchip8
Jun 13, 2020Master
You should see all devices connected to the switch
OneJoe2
Jun 13, 2020Tutor
Thank you!
- michaelkenwardJun 14, 2020Guru
As long as the switch as after the router.
- OneJoe2Jun 17, 2020Tutor
cable modem -> R8000 router -> GS308 switch -> devices
This is considered after the router, yes?
I replaced the switch with a new GS308v3, changed to new cables and still can't "see" the devices on the switch.
All devices work fine if I connect them directly to the router but not on the (new) switch.
I assume it doesn't matter which of the 4 ports I use to connect the switch to the router and that it's okay to be using the other 3 ports for other devices simultaneously
And that it doesn't matter which port on the switch that I use to connect to the router?
Either my expectatons are wrong, the router is broken or my connections are wrong?
- michaelkenwardJun 17, 2020Guru
OneJoe2 wrote:
cable modem -> R8000 router -> GS308 switch -> devices
This is considered after the router, yes?
That's right. After all, you are asking the router to tell you what is connected to it.
Out of interest, but possibly relevant, what is this cable modem? Make and model?
OneJoe2 wrote:
I replaced the switch with a new GS308v3, changed to new cables and still can't "see" the devices on the switch.
All devices work fine if I connect them directly to the router but not on the (new) switch.
So, none of the devices that you add to the network through the new switch will work? Is that also the case for the old switch? Invisible and not working?
I ask because earlier on it was the invisibility that troubled you. Now it is that and the fact that they also don't work.
- OneJoe2Jun 15, 2020TutorAfter the router .. yes. Thanks!