LRL wrote:If I downgrade back to 1.0.10 from1.1.0rc19 is there any expected issues?
No but I would not do this, v1.1.0rc19 is better!
LRL wrote:If I downgrade back to 1.0.10 from1.1.0rc19 is there any expected issues?
adairw wrote:josh wrote:There is a bug in Chrome/Firefox with selecting POE on Port 1. I'm trying to replicate it. I can make it go away by refreshing the page. It's frickin annoying
What exactly is the bug? I just logged in to two switches and they both do the same thing. They are 48VH right now, and I can't select anything but off. Same thing for ports 2, 3 & 4 though.
If the ports are off already I can of course select whatever.
mhoppes wrote:... I only have one port left, so I plug my laptop in... then want to turn PoE on on that port. PoE at 24 volts does not hurt my laptop port....
mhoppes wrote:Normally I agree with this, but I have run into one situation where I want to apply PoE.. though I still go with the current behavior is the best.
Sometimes working on a very full switch I only have one port left, so I plug my laptop in... then want to turn PoE on on that port. PoE at 24 volts does not hurt my laptop port....
But, the current behavior I agree is the best way for it to operate.
mhoppes wrote:No no. I want it. It's just easier to flip the gui :). But console is a must for professional telecom gear.
sirhc wrote:lligetfa wrote:This is common practice with large organizations spanning several TZs that collect logs to a central syslog server.tfadgen wrote:Problems: NTP -- switch shows correct Zone time in status tab GMT time in log file
We have fixed this in the next rc version that should be released late today
lligetfa wrote:1.1.0 golden still shows GMT in log file.
FIXES
- Added 64 bit SNMP support, SNMP was only 32 bit
- Fixed time zones (timezone may need to be reset in configuration)
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