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After upgrading my SG200-26 switch to 1.4.11.02, I can no longer access it from Chrome (version 77.0.3865.120). I have cleared the cache, history, etc from my browser. I have rebooted both the switch and the computer I am trying to access it from. Th...
On my SG200-26 switch (firmware version 1.4.2.4), I have changed the default VLAN from 1 to 20. I have removed every trace I can find of VLAN 1 in the switch's configuration, yet when I try to delete VLAN 1, I get this error:
"VLAN 1: VLAN can not be...
I would like to configure my SG200-26 (firmware version 1.4.2.4) switch so that ports 1 and 2 will accept only my laptop's MAC. Ports 1 and 2 are in the same VLAN.
I attempted this by taking these two steps:
Creating a static, permanent entry under ...
I have the following configured in the Web Interface of my SG200-26 (firmware version 1.4.1.3):
VLAN Management
Default VLAN Settings
Default VLAN ID After Reboot: 1 (unchanged)
VLAN Settings
VLAN ID: 1
Originators: Default
VLAN Interface State: En...
Oh wow, accessing via IP address rather than host name worked for me too. Thank you, that really saved the day! It would sure be nice if someone from Cisco acknowledged this bug, confirmed it is in their bug tracking system, and will be fixed in the ...
The Edge browser does not work either. I don't now what the TAC is, but it sounds like it probably requires a support contract which I do not have. My configuration is complex. I am trying to avoid a reset if possible. Also, if a reset does not solve...
Unfortunately, I don't believe this quite addresses it. The references describe the usual scenario of configuring a port to accept a specific MAC (or MACs), and where those MAC(s) are not expected to appear on any other port.
My case is slightly diff...