smartb wrote:I have a new WS-12-250B with 1.0.10rc13.
Chris, Yes, I read the paper and before deploying contacted support at the time had 1.0.10rc13 and was told this was latest stable release and I was good.
Sorry, what threw me was you said "new" which I assumed you just got it as v1.0.10rc13 was released on January 9th (4 months ago).
smartb wrote:Did cable diagnostics all pass. followed your advice of yesterday and attempted upgrade to v.1.2.0. Get the dialogue that browser will reopen when upgrade is completed. It never does 10-15 min later. We refresh page, pink banner announcing firmware upgrade in progress. we let it be for another 10 min or so. refresh browser and switch is still on previous 1.0.10rc13.
So at this point the switch is unresponsive?
smartb wrote:We reboot (not power cycle) unit became unresponsive via the GUI but we can ping unit. Unit is still functioning at this point but GUI is not accessible.
How did you reboot (not power cycle) if the switch was unresponsive?
smartb wrote:Power cycle and unit appears to have no POE turned on any ports and GUI is still unresponsive, but we can still ping it at it's address. Cannot access GUI. Thoughts?
More info.., attempted reset. The reset button does nothing. Held in for 20 seconds during power up. I can feel the button click, but it has no reset effect.
What browser are you using?
Back with that older version of firmware we did not support anything but Chrome and if you tried a firmware upgrade with Firefox or other browser the results were shaky at best. We now support Chrome/Firefox/Safari.
Have you tried to SSH into the device?
I would first try and SSH into the switch as v1.0.10rc13 is really old and there were some issues when we converted to hashed passwords a few months ago. If you can SSH into it (try your username and password but also try your username and default password "admin" and also try "admin" and "admin"
Do you have a serial console cable? (You need a NULL-Modem cable not a straight cable)
I would connect to the console and change/reset the credentials and or do a "reload default"
If you have a console cable you can see it booting on your screen and it will come up to a point where it asks you to press the default button (watch for it as it comes pretty quick) and if you do it will say it is defaulting. Now this type of default take several minutes and if you unplug it during this period you really mess things up as it is formatting the JFFS2 partition. Do not fret you can fixit by once again pressing the default button when it asks for it during the boot process.
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