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I installed a SG200-26P at a friend's B&B a few years ago and it has been slowly losing ports. Suddenly I'll get alerts from the Unifi controller than an AP has been disconnected over and over. The ports that go bad will start only syncing at 100Mbps...
I installed a SG200-26P at a friend's B&B a few years ago and it has been slowly losing ports. Suddenly I'll get alerts from the Unifi controller than an AP has been disconnected over and over. The ports that go bad will start only syncing at 100Mbps...
Hi all, I'm a bit new to the world of smart switches, so this is likely something very simple I'm overlooking.I have a SG200-50 switch. When I assign it a management IP of 192.168.0.2, I can access it just fine for a certain amount of time. But if I ...
So, I'm hesitant to make wholesale changes to their network when I'm not sure what's plugged in to a couple of the ports. Looking at the switch status, it looks like the ports I've noted as having a Mac plugged in are not active (the Macs are off or ...
Correct, B&B = bed and breakfast. The only VLAN-aware devices on the network are the main router, 8 APs, a second 5-port switch that is connected to the Cisco, and the Cisco itself. There are other things plugged into the Cisco switch (a couple Macs...
Not sure why you'd think it was a misconfiguration (I haven't changed the config since the initial setup). The ports just...die while something is plugged into them and nothing much else is happening. FWIW this is the second SG-series switch I've had...
