SG500-28 BATTERY

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• SG500 mode battery, firware upgrade recommendation

  Hi all

  I have here four SG500 in battery mode.

  What the recommendation to update here?

  Only Master OK, or all (I hope not)?

  Thanks for all the tips and tricks.

  Stefan

  Hello Stefan, you can switch the firmware for the entire stack at a time.

  -Tom
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• SG500-28 2 switch battery Configuration Question

  I have two switches of port SG500-28 I want to setup as a stack for purposes of failover for a NFS storage device. The NAS will be on a LAN VIRTUAL (VLAN2) and the other VLAN (VLAN1) will be to users and the domain server. I'll put the configuration in place

  Each switch will have ports 1-6 & 13-18 years for VLAN 2 and 7-12 & 19-24 for VLAN1

  NAS NFS with team of network cards and an IP address of 172.16.10.10 on VLAN2, with on each card network goes to each of the switches.

  Server with partner cards network and one on with on VLAN1 192.168.10.10 IP address of each network card goes to each of the switches, users will be distributed on both switches.

  The cumulation function is quite simple and implementing VLANs through the ports is still simple, but I don't know if there are other parameters that I need to configure on the switch to allow the load balancing of server on both switches.

  Advice would be appreciated.

  Hi Biz365,

  I think you're missing link aggregation here for grouped on the NAS and Server NIC.

  The correct order would be:

  1. turn the battery - I assume you have already done

  2. set the OFFSET with LACP or without depending on the other end

  3 configure the logical framework of the channel/LAG/Etherchannel Port as access port for VLAN respective

  to check if everything is good to go use:

  1. display the battery

  2. display the spanning-tree port-channel protocols - to see if the OFFSET is operational as an interface

  3 see the mac interface port-Television address table - to check the VLAN function

  Kind regards

  Aleksandra

• SG500 battery: how to remove non-existent config interfaces?

  We have a stack of 2 SG500 switches.  It was pre-configged in the laboratory to be a stack of 5 SG500, but once on site is was not convenient and the battery was "broken" in 2 batteries switches 2 and 3 respectively.

  Now, in the config of the first stack of 2 switches, we still see the "gigabit interface 3/1/1" up to "interface gigabit 01/05/24" although they are not (longer) physically available in the stack. "

  How can I clean this config?

  adTHANKSvance!

  You could also * carefully with handy backup * try: stack reset 3-5 and then restart.  I got this idea to go through the CLI guide: http://www.cisco.com/c/dam/en/us/td/docs/switches/lan/csbms/Sx500/cli_gu...

• Battery bad SG500 mac address?

  Hello

  This is my connection scheme.

  There is a problem of routing between VLANS if one of the devices connected to the unit 2.

  In the same vlan are available for the other.

  

  If PC200 related item in gi1/1/15

  Sniff the ICMP traffic on item in gi1/1/15:

  ICMP request for 192.168.112.1 to 192.168.101.200:

  SRC: 24:01:c7:08:02:49 (192.168.101.254).

  DST: b8:88:e3:0e:1 has: da (192.168.101.200)

  ICMP replly from 192.168.101.200 to 192.168.112.1:

  SRC: b8:88:e3:0e:1 has: da (192.168.101.200)

  DST: 24:01:c7:08:02:49 (192.168.101.254)

  If PC200 related Gi2/1/15

  Sniff on Gi2/1/15 ICMP traffic:

  ICMP request for 192.168.112.1 to 192.168.101.200:

  SRC: 24:01:c7:08:00:01 (192.168.101.254).

  DST: b8:88:e3:0e:1 has: da (192.168.101.200)

  ICMP replly from 192.168.101.200 to 192.168.112.1:

  SRC: b8:88:e3:0e:1 has: da (192.168.101.200)

  DST: 24:01:c7:08:00:01 (192.168.101.254)

  Where is this (24:01:c7:08:00:01) mac address appear? The arp on PC200 table is none.

  LoDo, in my view, it is a bug. Best that I would recommend is call the HWC and make a deal. I think it's related to the bug

  CSCub82382

  -Tom
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• SG500 showing the same MAC address on more than one port?

  My ISP has been help me solve a problem that we had with an interaction between our SG500 battery on HP customer premises equipment.

  I have the stack of SG500 divided into two VIRTUAL LANs. 8-port VLAN11 and the rest on VLAN1. Both are of VLAN native, not marked so they will carry only the traffic for their own VLAN with no mixing. I also route between these VLANs on the stack.

  VLAN11 switch ip: 10.76.20.20

  IP switch VLAN1: 10.1.1.1

  I took a port for each VLAN and plugged into the HP PSI switch, where he adapt VLANS separated which then connect to a remote data center through an MPLS.

  Here's the question: the SG500 seems to have mac address base on two HP PSI switch ports. This disrupts the HP switch, and I end up having packets to fall into a black hole. This is the output of the switch from HP showing mac based battery SG500 goods between ports in seconds:

  HP # display the address mac 8843e1-af7085

  Status and counters - Address-Table - 8843e1-af7085

  MAC address: 8843e1-af7085

  Located on the Port: 15

  HP # display the address mac 8843e1-af7085

  Status and counters - Address-Table - 8843e1-af7085

  MAC address: 8843e1-af7085
  Located on the Port: 11

  Any idea what's going on here? It's as if the SG500 uses the MAC even for both its IP addresses.

  Thank you!

  Hi Dani, the only MAC address announced by SX300/500 series should be the Mac system if you show on the SX500 mac address table, you should see the MAC even for both VLAN. I don't know why, is to confuse the HP switch unless it does not correctly between switches vlan tag.

  -Tom
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• Reset password CISCO SG500

  Try to reset the password of admin for a switch of SG500.

  I have access to the consoles.

  It looks a lot like this:

  https://supportforums.Cisco.com/discussion/11523086/SG200-26-password-reset

  However when I press 3 to select the password recovery procedure and enter I find myself at a command prompt

  switch962d03 >

  What should I do next?

  Next question

  I test this on a single switch, because the real password is on a set of four switches. Once I found how to do the single, how it works on a battery?

  Hi Carol,.

  First pass should be master to have full access so when removed from battery please double check resulted in an indication of the status of the ID of the unit.

  Please note that the password recovery option allows you to bypass the password for the current session, simply everything you enter is accepted.

  If you happen to be in what we call 'mode Exec' switch962d03 > you will need to run:

  switch962d03 > activate

  switch962d03 #config

  switch962d03 (config) #username cisco word [new]

  switch962d03 (config) #exit

  switch962d03 #wr

  And you shouldbhave your password saved.

  Aleksandra

• SG500 5 GB SFP module

  Hello

  I was wondering what fiber SFP module that I use to stack 5 GB SG500 referrals.

  In the data sheet it is said SFP - 10 G - SR can be used for battery of 10 GB switches of SG500X, but does not say if she can or cannot be used on the SG500.

  I use mulitmode fiber and the distance is less than 200 m.

  Thank you.

  Tom, this was to be the most infuriating conversation to read. The poster kept asking what FPS to use for exploitation at 5G FIBER, and you kept giving him options of COPPER to a limited cable length. He said several times that length copper SFP fixed does not work because of the switches being some distance.

  Girard, according to the Guide of Directors, 10GbE fiber will only work at speed and can not 'falling' at 5GbE. There is no module fiber that run to 5GbE, only 1 GbE and 10 GbE. If you need fiber, your uplink is limited to 1GbE, as the SG500 does not support fibers 10GbE.

  See the guide for more information (Page 66/67):

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/docs/switches/LAN/CSBMs/Sx500/administration_guide/500_Series_Admin_Guide.PDF

• Battery, specifically in the night with ios10

  It happens to me all the time, when the night comes and I don my body with this sweet sleep, it's rough on my iPhone.  Really difficult.  I'll just go on my what happened to my phone last night...

  I went to bed around 01:30, my phone was 93%.  Here is a list of things that together did us before going to bed.

  -Set airplane mode because I get horrible service where I live, and I learned that that saves my battery

  -Closed all my apps

  -Night market

  These are normal things I do every night.  Do not forget that I have the app off background refresh and I have like 3 or 4 things in my widgets.  When I woke up just 6 hours and a half later, my phone had fallen to 59 percent.  Normally when I wake up and work all day and use the phone more (not much, I'm not a heavy user), I have no problem.  It's nighttime in general just when I have these problems.

  I had an iPhone before iOS 10 and 6, I had no problem with my other phone that my * service area, but I use call in wifi and FaceTime to correct this, if my phone is usually at home airplane mode.  Got a new iPhone 7 and who seemed to have no problems for 2 days, but now I'm back for the battery drain of night time making my iPhone 6.

  I doubt that is it because I don't see the problem often, but I think that my router is wrong and sometimes I lose the connection, but when the phone is in standby mode and I don't use it I doubt it would be the problem.  When I go to my use of the battery and check what is using what it says Facebook is 23%, and home and lock screen is only at 2% when it is clearly more 30% has been used yesterday evening.

  Any help would be appreciated, I'm fretting here!

  Facebook app is to drain the battery much. I would rather uninstall. But if you need it, there are a few tips to make energy not so consume: http://www.cultofmac.com/420508/stop-facebook-iphone-battery-drain/

  and also check out this article with advice general http://www.apple.com/batteries/maximizing-performance/

• Contact ID battery fast draining iPhone 5s does not

  5s fast drainage and Touch ID sinice 10.0.2 iOS iPhone battery update does not

  Restarted the iPhone since the update yet?

  1. Press and hold the sleep/wake button until the Red slider appears.
  2. Drag the slider to turn off your device completely off.
  3. Once the device turns off, press and hold the sleep/wake button again until you see the Apple logo.

• The use of the battery has increased since the update to ios 10. Also, why can not disable the voice command. It's the most boring on the new update.

  The use of the battery has increased since the update to ios 10. Also, why can not disable the voice command. It's the most boring on the new update.

  Depending on what you mean by "voice command", either:

  Settings / general / accessibility / VoiceOver / OFF, or

  Settings / Siri / OFF

  As for your use of the battery, you can check what app pulls most of its use in the settings / battery.  A new version of the app is sometimes problematic, not necessarily iOS or iPhone.  If you see a unusual % of use of a particular application, or force-to leave it removal/reinstalling it or remove it until an update comes.  If anything seems unusual, it might be a problematic installation of iOS, in which case, you could backup your iPhone and restore it:

  Restore your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch from a backup - Apple Support

• iOS 10 battery drain

  Does anyone else have trouble with the life of the battery with iOS 10?

  I have a 5 c and I charge my iphone once per day if that.  Now its hollow when I get up morning so I charge it at work and also I have to recharge at night.

  I need this so because its not good for the trip. I'm going to Germany to visit family if I go in Brussels, I know that the airport has charging stations.  God forbid if I go to the United States to visit his family.

  Bluetooth is disabled. WiFi is on.

  is there something I can do? Any advice will be welcome.

  Thanks - danke schön

  Kimla

  First, plug in your iPhone, let the screen off and do nothing for a long period of time. Leave it plugged in all night while you sleep is perfect for that.

  Then, restart your iPhone by pressing and maintaining the sleep/wake and home buttons.

  You can also try following the suggestions of battery life. Go to settings > farm > find 'Suggestions of battery life.

  In addition, it is preferable to follow the Apple recommendations given in this article http://www.apple.com/batteries/maximizing-performance/

• My magic mouse has stopped working.   Is there a battery that I need to replace?

  My magic mouse stop working.   Do I have to replace a battery?  If so, how?

  If it's a Magic Mouse 2 then you reload by using a standard USB cable Flash. The port is at the bottom of the mouse. If it's a Magic Mouse, then you must replace the batteries. Coverage is at the bottom of the mouse.

• 13-inch early 2011 macbook pro. light green mag extremely shoddy security cordon, macbook pro stopped charging bought new magsafe. and the led does not illuminate or strings. SMC reset now mac does not recognize battery. unplugged

  13-inch early 2011 macbook pro. light green mag extremely shoddy security cordon, macbook pro stopped charging bought new magsafe. and the led does not illuminate or strings. SMC reset now mac does not recognize battery. disconnected the battery and security cordon mag, maintained hold button / stop for 5 seconds, nothing. Another SMC reset and it is the only way Mac powered on that she has no back light for the keyboard and the fan works on high all the time, please can someone HELP, thanks.

  This is the Office Mac Pro forum. I asked that your post be moved to the MacBook Pro laptop forum.

• Since iOS recent upgrade to my 5s my battery drains too quickly.  How to fix this problem?

  I recently downloaded version 10.0.2 Apple software update on my 5 and the battery drains too quickly.  It never happened until this update.  How to fix this problem?

  Hello kellyfromrexford,

  I understand that you are having a singing of fast draining of the battery you upgraded to iOS 10 on your iPhone 5s.  To determine what application or process affect the life of your battery, take a look at the information in these resources:

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  Maximize the life of the battery and battery life

  Take care.