Can't find switch! SG200-8 (SLM2008-TNA)

[gcharland]

I had a SG200-8/SLM2008TNA switch that I was using on my lab network (192.168.9.x)

One of my clients had an emergency so I moved the switch to their network (10.1.2.x)

I can't see the switch at all! Cisco FindIt toolbar won't discover it (other switches on the client network are discovering OK)

I changed my computer's IP to the range where the switch used to live...still can't find it

I also don't see any new devices in DHCP with cisco-looking MAC addresses.

Of course, the SG200-8 doesn't have its MAC address printed anywhere on it, and doesn't have a factory reset button.

It's passing traffic OK but I was hoping to get it configured via web console and set for SNMP monitoring.

Any ideas on how to discover/reset IP/factory reset this thing?

Thanks!

Greg C

[kmccourt]

Are you sure there isn't a tiny recessed reset button on the side of the unit beside the power on/off button? I have an SG200-08 (SLM2008T-UK) beside me which has such a button, and also a MAC address on its underside.

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[gcharland]

DOH!

I can't find the switch because it's not a sg200 like I have standardized on. ..
It's an SG100d which has no management features.
:-)

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