NETGEAR FS728TPv2 Switch Firmware 5.0.2.50
Dosya tipi: Firmware.
Işleti̇m Si̇stemi: AnyOS.
Dosya adı: FS728TPv2_V5.0.2.50.zip.
Bit: 32/64 Bit.
Li̇sans: Ücretsiz.
Açıklama
Bug Düzeltmeler:
– To comply with California state law, the local browser UI now requires that you change the default admin password after using it to access the switch.
– Added a new option under Security > Management Security > SCC Control to disable or enable the Smart Control Center (SCC). It is set to Disable by default. (Note: If you cannot see this new option, refresh your browser or clear its temporary internet files/cache. The SCC Utility can still discover the switch even if the SCC option is disabled.)
– To configure SNMPv3, Authentication Protocol must be configured as MD5 or SHA. The ‘none’ option for Authentication Protocol is no longer allowed. If you upgrade firmware to V5.0.2.50 from an older version, clear your temporary internet files or browser cache to see the new settings.
Notes:
– SNMP community with public or private community string is removed when you upgrade firmware to v5.0.2.50.
Known Issues:
– While the link is up, port cannot be removed from a VLAN if it is also member of a LAG.
– Workaround: Remove the link or remove the port from the LAG first.
– After setting the maximum number of allowed static locked MAC address to zero (under Security > Traffic Control > Port Security > Interface Configuration), no static MAC address can be added even when port security is disabled.
– Workaround: Change back the “Max Allowed Statically Locked MAC” from 0 to 20.
– Can’t remove a policy entry completely in the table under QoS > Diffserv > Advanced > Policy Configuration the first time.
– Workaround: Need to select the same entry and click DELETE again.
Upgrade Procedure:
1) Save the current configuration data. Normally, the firmware will preserve the original configuration in the switch. However, because this is a major firmware upgrade, you may want to save a copy of current running configuration, just in case something goes wrong during the upgrade. To do so, go to “Maintenance -> Upload” page, and select Text Configuration option and click the Apply button to save the configuration file.
2) Download the new firmware from the NETGEAR product support page and store it in a PC, and remember its location in the PC’s file system.
3) There are two ways to download the new firmware from PC to the switch:
– One is using TFTP which requires a TFTP server be installed on the PC where the firmware is stored from step #2. If you preferred to use TFTP method, or you’re using telnet session to perform firmware upgrade, continue to step 5.
– The second method is to use web browser for downloading which requires of no TFTP server. Continue to the next step to use HTTP file download.
4) To use HTTP method, go to the following web GUI page (Maintenance -> Download -> HTTP File Download), select the location of the new firmware via the Choose File button, and click the Apply button to start firmware upgrade. The upgrade will take about 12 minutes. Do not power cycle the switch before the process is complete.
– After the Apply button is clicked, the file transfer will start, and followed by writing the new image to the Flash memory. Do not power cycle or reboot the switch before the process is complete, and the success message will show up as below.
– After the successful completion the upgrade, proceed to step #8 to restart the switch.
5) To use the TFTP method, start a TFTP server on the PC where the new images are stored. If you do not have a TFTP server, we recommend using free tools such as PumpKIN or TFTPD32.
6) You can use either web interface or CLI interface to perform upgrade using TFTP. To use web interface, go to “Maintenance -> Download -> File Download,” select Transfer Mode as TFTP, complete the text fields on the page and hit Apply to start. To use CLI, either telnet into the switch or use console port and follow these steps below.
7) On the switch console, type the following command:
a. # copy tftp://<tftp server IP address>/<image name> system:image
b. It will ask for confirm with input data displayed. Hit enter if all parameters look correct.
c. The download should take a minute or two. After that, the code will be checked for possible corruption, if not, it will report firmware successfully upgraded.
d. Reboot the switch by typing “reload” command or power cycle the switch.
8) To use GUI to restart the switch, go to web page “Maintenance -> Reset” page, Device Reboot table.
– Make sure that “All” is selected in “Reboot Unit No” drop down menu box. If it is shown with some other value like “1”, then only unit 1 in the stack will be rebooted, and this may result in stack failure after the stack is rebooted. You may select “Save prior to reboot” option if you feel there are changes that may not have being saved. Click the Apply button to start the reboot process.
9) After the switch is restarted, type the following CLI command to verify the version is correct.
a. # show hardware
b. Or, go to GUI System main page (System -> Management -> System Information, under Device Status) to confirm the switch firmware is the one downloaded.
10) Verify the switch running configuration by issuing “show running-config” command. The output should match the configuration file saved on step #1. If they are not, please call NETGEAR customer support on discrepancy and manually re-apply the missing configuration commands back to the switch.
11) You can now make additional configuration changes for other applications, and be sure to use “save” command to save the configuration after you’re done.
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