GS1900 V2.70(AAHH.1) firmware
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Hi @darcey,Thanks for the information. For non POE variants of GS1900, do you recommend continued use of 2.70?Yes, please be assured to use 2.70 version for non-PoE GS1900.
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Same question here....I have a GS1900-48hp running 2.70(aaho.1).It would be nice to know why was v2.70 firmware pulled?1
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Hi @darcey, @p4_greg,v2.70P1 is temporarily removed due to a potential PoE stability issue. The switch will stop providing power to the Powered devices and it can only be recovered by re-enabling all of the PoE ports to regain services.PS: This patch is still available by request for the customer who has concerns about the reported vulnerability issue in this link.Regards,
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@Zyxel_Jonas Thanks for the information. For non POE variants of GS1900, do you recommend continued use of 2.70?
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I noticed the absence of POE on Port 1 of my GS1900-24EP so I switched the powered device to another port. I had considered putting in a service request. I will hold off on a firmware downgrade (it appears there are additional fixes in v2.70) and wait for a new version with a fix to the POE issue.0
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Zyxel_Jonas said:Yes, please be assured to use 2.70 version for non-PoE GS1900.
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