05-16-2018 10:25 AM - edited 03-21-2019 11:24 AM
Trying to configure newly purchased sg350 switches.
1) how do I configure all the ports to be in trunk mode via the CLI?? -- 28 ports one at a time is not the ideal solution
2) have the most current firmware version 2.3.5.63 and the timeout set to never but often when I want to go to a different section of the UI, I must log in again, how to fix this??
3) when I create new VLANs they are all disabled, why??
4) why can I not activate Telephony OUI?? -- this switch will have IP phones attached to it and all our other Cisco switches have Telephone OUI turned on...
Thank you, Tom
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05-17-2018 12:03 AM - edited 05-17-2018 12:05 AM
@tommls wrote:
Trying to configure newly purchased sg350 switches.
1) how do I configure all the ports to be in trunk mode via the CLI?? -- 28 ports one at a time is not the ideal solution
If you're comfortable using the CLI, you can configure ranges of interfaces there.
Ex.
config inter range gi1-24 switchport mode trunk exit exit
3) when I create new VLANs they are all disabled, why??
The VLANs will probably show disabled until you connect a device to an interface using that VLAN.
05-16-2018 10:55 AM - edited 05-16-2018 10:59 AM
I should say that I am still working with this sg350 with the default 192.x.x.x IP address, it still keeps logging me out when I change screens etc.
I also can not set the PVID of one of the ports, I need to have this switch configured the same as the sg300 that it is replacing.
I did finally get Telephony OUI enabled though.
Thank you, Tom
05-17-2018 12:03 AM - edited 05-17-2018 12:05 AM
@tommls wrote:
Trying to configure newly purchased sg350 switches.
1) how do I configure all the ports to be in trunk mode via the CLI?? -- 28 ports one at a time is not the ideal solution
If you're comfortable using the CLI, you can configure ranges of interfaces there.
Ex.
config inter range gi1-24 switchport mode trunk exit exit
3) when I create new VLANs they are all disabled, why??
The VLANs will probably show disabled until you connect a device to an interface using that VLAN.
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