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Network switch - solid green lights
Posted on 2012-12-21
We have 3 Netgear FS750T2 switches and one of them froze today. The switch shows all solid green lights and seems "frozen".
I've unplugged, and removed all cables - still powers up with all lights frozen. Is it dead or is there something I can do to it? The other 2 seem to be fine so I've moved cables for now.
I've unplugged, and removed all cables - still powers up with all lights frozen. Is it dead or is there something I can do to it? The other 2 seem to be fine so I've moved cables for now.
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try changing power cable, ant remove all network cables, and power on the switch. if the all lights still solid green then reset switch if it has a reset switch. if u dint have one or resetting is not working also. then my friend i think its dead.
Shut down the switch and check for few min . If still the Issue persists contact the vendor!!!!!!
May be your Switch Hardware needs to checked
May be your Switch Hardware needs to checked
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