mcooper06 wrote:We are powering with a barrel connector.
No IP conflict. We don't use the subnet at all. I was able to reach the Web interface before the update started? I have statically assigned myself 192.168.1.25.
Tried all different ports - it shows a link light on each port I try. Otherwise there is a light which never goes out on port 1.
The LED on port 1 is the power LED, we just use the RJ45 unused LED as the power LED.
Remember port 1 only supports POE "IN" so there was no other need for that LED on that port.
It only lights up when the switch is booted (takes about 30 seconds after you apply power) and the firmware is running so that means the switch is loaded.
So lets look at what we know.
You said that you did a factory default as all lights went green then red then you let up and it re-booted.
We know that you are getting a link from your computer when you plug into each port since the Link LED lights up and that LED is controlled by software.
This is what I would try:1) Do the factory default again just to make sure it is defaulted.
2) After the default let it sit for about 30 seconds then power if off for 30 seconds and then power it back on.
NOTE: If you pull the barrel adapter and do not wait at least 5 seconds before you plug it back in it mess up the switch as it does not have enough time to power down all circuits as we have large CAPs there for all the POE stuff and your not powering anything.3) I would use a Laptop and not go through your network (plug directly in) to eliminate something funky that you might miss on your network.
4) Double check your IP settings on your laptop (we all make dumb mistakes in the IT world, I do them all the time)
5) Ping 192.168.1.20 from your laptop and see if you can ping it.
6) Try the UI with your browser or Putty to "SSH"
From what you describe with the link state of each port and the LED on port 1 the switch is fine.