CrazyTacos  Ally Member

@BurchSung You mean you connected a 1G SFP on a 10G port? Did you remember to change the port speed/duplex to 1000Mb full?

@COIN Sounds like you need policy routes and not necessarily an active/passive failover.

But isn't an active-passive type fail-over solution obsolete if you already have an active-active type fail-over? It even looks like NSG has the option to set rate limits per WAN port.

Hi @jvictor Using Zyxel's CLI, "interface port-channel 1,2,3" is equivalent to Cisco's "interface range fastethernet 1/1-3". On the other hand, Cisco's "interface port-channel 1" refers to creating a Link Aggregation / Ether-channel group ID "1". They are completely different commands!

You definitely need to be careful of older devices with those out-of-date drivers! But if we're talking about a customer who lives in a "mansion of a house", I'm guessing that wouldn't be a problem. Coverage area is definitely a key factor in roaming. You need to juggle that with the number of AP you plan to deploy, their…

Nice work! We get a lot of this same reports from different users as well. But be careful with consumption mode. PoE devices don't always consume the same amount of power at any given time. You may end up with your cameras unexpectedly powering off due to over budget. This is why I can't fault the GS1900 for using…

what time exactly does it say was the last date modified? does the syslog event show any particular actions done on that time?

Looks like you're going to need some policies rules! so to avoid confusion, let's first properly define your VLAN subnets. VLAN 10 192.168.10.0 / 24 VLAN 20 192.168.20.0 / 24 VLAN 30 192.168.30.0 / 24 In order of priority, 1x ACL for your CCTV/Wifi management source ip: <one computer from vlan 10> = allow 3x ACL to allow…

My setup is pretty simple. NWA1123 - GS1900-8 - FritzBox Apple TV - Desktop PC - I disconnected the fritzbox and GS1900-8 before going to bed and no reboots occurred when I went to check in the morning. Even stranger was no reboots occurred when only the fritzbox was connected to my GS1900! Even even stranger... I noticed…

glad I am not the only one having this problem! Tried changing cables and rebooting the router then realize the switch was undergoing reboots. But strangely enough, I noticed that the GS1900 was only rebooting when it remains connected to my router... anyone else having this problem and using the Fritz Box 6490 home router?

I wouldn't worry about latency. Switch latency are usually counted in units of microseconds (μs). Unless you have dozens of switches in tandem, there shouldn't be any noticeable difference between solution 1 and 2. Bandwidth and availability, on the other, is a different matter.

Isn't DMZ just a LAN with a set of strict network policies? So why not dedicate LAN2 as a DMZ and use firewall security policies to enfocre your inbound rules? If you need access to your web server from the Internet, then ITPro is right. Use Virtual Server under firewall settings. Your Virtual server entry would look…

Hello Denniz Did you remember to configure a default gateway for the GS1900? If your switch can ping 8.8.8.8 then there really shouldn't be a reason why it can't sync with NTP...

Hi Rolf, Slow ping response doesn't seem like traffic is being throttled. Or else you would have ping lose instead. Is it possible that there were too much traffic entering the NAS server at the time? Does the slow ping response occur constantly before port was disabled-enabled? Or were there periods where it was stable?…

Wireless APs can dynamic assign clients to a specific VLAN based on the client's MAC address. But I have never heard of mapping VLAN using IP address... In fact, that doesn't sound safe at all since anyone can just configure a static IP address on their machines.