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Please post comments and report bugs for v1.2.0rc6 in this thread.

FIXES
- Fixed scrolling on status page
- Fixed DHCP when changing the management VLAN ID
- Fixed SNMP stats for new models
- Fixed stats for new models in CLI
- Fixed problem with SFP ports not showing correct STP state on 12 port models
- Fixed problem configuring STP Priority
- Fixed MAC table sometimes showing filtered entries
- Ensure flashing 48VH PoE LED remains on during reboot

ENHANCEMENTS
- Added fallback to static IP configuration if DHCP fails
- Added DHCP Snooping
- Added Ubiquiti Discovery
- Added Cisco Discovery
- Added TFTP auto backup for config
- Added buttons to reorder VLANs
- Added support for WS-6-MINI, WS-8-250-DC, WS-12-250-AC and WS-12-250-DC
- Added Power tab for DC models
- Added current ratings to PoE settings in UI
- Added board rev to flash configuration
- Added CLI command to show vlans
- Added CLI command to change ID of VLANs

No issues except the length of the date line still jumps around.

lligetfa wrote:No issues except the length of the date line still jumps around.

I did pass that along to Eric, I too do not like things that jump around. When things move I think OH NO!

So far this has fixed our Last SFP (26, Or 14 on the 12port model) CRC errors when interfaced with a Mikrotik Cloud Core. Thanks guys!

lligetfa wrote:No issues except the length of the date line still jumps around.

You did both switches right Les?

Yes, installed on both switches.

The wattage shown going out port 1 that feeds the MINI is reporting less than the MINI reports.



he numbers on the MINI appear to be too high.

Well, the watts are updated every second so is it possible they are fluctuating? - PROBABLY NOT THAT MUCH

Can you post some current graphs, 30 second & 5 min ?

I would post the 24 port graphs feeding the WS-6-MINI

I am wondering if in the new firmware version Eric is not adding the 2 pair current sensors?

When using a VH port Eric has to add the 2 current sensors together, I am thinking there is a BUG in the new v1.2.0rc6 where he is only reporting half or 1 pair.

I am betting he is only reporting 1 pair/sensor value.

WHich would make sense, 60W's seems about right, I would bet that the load varies 5-7+/- watts from reading to reading possibly?

We should have put a sensor on port 1 to read the input current, maybe next spin.

So if you assume 24 port port 1 is reporting HALF if actual load then 59+ watts and the 6 MINI at the moment you took the screen cao is 57.7 watts that lines up pretty good.