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We really want to move forward with finalizing and labeling v1.1.0 as stable final release.

We have been doing a lot of internal testing but we realize one can never test every possible application/config.

We would really appreciate those that have implemented v1.1.0rc18 provide feedback.

Are you having any issues?
Did the upgrade go smoothly?

What features are you using such as LAG, STP, VLAN, VLAN Trunking, VLAN IP, Loop Protection, Port Isolation, IPV4 or 6, Access List, Flow Control, and such would be nice.


Do you like it, do not like it, and such.

We need to finalize this version so we can move forward with the DC firmware modifications and finish the CAP firmware.

Using Powered ports, VLAN's & Isolation and so far so good in our config. :)

I need to go test SMTP and NTP

Enabled SMTP and changed the port (because I thought it was wrong) and applied the change. Now I can't access the web interface..
Buuut, also at the same time I told The Dude (the software) to scan it for SNMP info...

(edit)
SSH works. but no web even after telling the dude to stop polling it. can the web interface be restarted from the command line?

(edit 2)
I turned off SNMP on the dude and still couldn't get in to the web interface. So I waited awhile and it started working (http).
Re enabled SNMP and I'm still holding a connection to it. Seems like making the change on the SMTP port and saving it caused it to wig out for a little bit.

I had the same issue with SMTP. I could also ssh into it but could not access the web interface for a little bit. I was trying to configure gmail before I read that I would have to downgrade security and with two factor authentication it's not possible.

The last time I entered SMTP settings was with rc13 and had no issues then.

The last time I changed NTP settings was with rc15 and had no issues.

adairw wrote:Enabled SMTP and changed the port (because I thought it was wrong) and applied the change. Now I can't access the web interface..
Buuut, also at the same time I told The Dude (the software) to scan it for SNMP info...

(edit)
SSH works. but no web even after telling the dude to stop polling it. can the web interface be restarted from the command line?

(edit 2)
I turned off SNMP on the dude and still couldn't get in to the web interface. So I waited awhile and it started working (http).
Re enabled SNMP and I'm still holding a connection to it. Seems like making the change on the SMTP port and saving it caused it to wig out for a little bit.

overkill wrote:I had the same issue with SMTP. I could also ssh into it but could not access the web interface for a little bit. I was trying to configure gmail before I read that I would have to downgrade security and with two factor authentication it's not possible.

Well the question is what did you changed the SMTP port to and really why would you but it SHOULD work unless you give a port that interferes with HTTPS.

I will ask Eric and Rory to look at this but you need to provide more info to recreate it.

lligetfa wrote:The last time I entered SMTP settings was with rc13 and had no issues then.

The last time I changed NTP settings was with rc15 and had no issues.

OH I know they work with this version we tested this but we did not change the port and test it.

Okay it works now. What did you do? ;)

I had to create an application specific password. Used Port 587 and checked Secure.

I just upgraded a live 12B version this morning and it has been running without problems and has been running flawlessly for 3+ hours, passing 50Mbit of traffic.

* Powers AF5 and AF24 and two ports power 24V Mikrotik routers.
* Uses Flow Control
* NTP and Email configured
* Uses no other features

I loved that I could see the upgrade detail as it upgraded; continued to power connected devices, was only down a total of 20 seconds during reboot.


Problems: NTP -- switch shows correct Zone time in status tab GMT time in log file

SMTP-- From Name is not populated, unless you call from Root what you want. I believe it would be nice if possible that it sends using the name of the switch.

What is SMTP currently used for? What is its future uses??

tfadgen wrote:Problems: NTP -- switch shows correct Zone time in status tab GMT time in log file

This is common practice with large organizations spanning several TZs that collect logs to a central syslog server.