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Vince Ready · 02-10-2017

I own a Cisco SG200-26P switch that was installed and configured by an A/V technician when our home was built. I do not know the static IP address that was assigned to the switch, so I've been unable to connect to the web management console to confi...

Vince Ready · 02-10-2017

This did the trick. I did a scan using the iOS app Fing, and I was able to locate it... turns out the switch is getting a DHCP address. Just wasn't showing up in the client list in my router for some reason. Thanks for all the help, Julio! Have a...

Vince Ready · 02-10-2017

I have no other subnets in my network environment. It's pretty staight forward: DSL modem in bridged mode allows RV320 router to use the public IP provided by my ISP. Downstream, I have the Cisco SG200 switch with all of my wired Ethernet jacks ter...

Vince Ready · 02-10-2017

The LAN IP address on the router is set to 192.168.1.1/255.255.255.0 If the SG200 switch is working without an IP address for management as you suggested above, how would you go about connecting to the web management interface?

Vince Ready · 02-10-2017

Just tried ssh 192.168.1.1 and tried to do an interactive login. SSH is still enabled under Firewall > General I'm still getting "Access Denied" From what I've ready, the RV320 router doesn't offer a complete shell when you ssh to it, just a limited ...

Vince Ready · 02-10-2017

Would arp reveal the IP address of the switch if I set my laptop to use a static IP address in the 192.168.1.xxx subnet, directly connect my laptop to the LINK/ACT port on the switch, and run arp -a again?

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Determining IP address of previously configured SG200-26P Smart Switch

This did the trick. I did a

I have no other subnets in my

The LAN IP address on the

Just tried ssh 192.168.1.1

Would arp reveal the IP