Applicable Models:
GSM7328Sv2h1,GSM7228PSv1h1, GSM7352Sv2h1, GSM7252PSv1h1
Bug Fixes from Release 10.0.0.31:
- GSM73xxSv2h1 doesn't show the RPS status correctly using RPS5412
- Even if the user "logs out" using the "LOGOUT" button, the file can be downloaded
- Unable to apply the configure file to the switch after copy it from USB sticker
- GSM7352Sv2 - Stacking issues on 2 stacks. Getting ACK errors and failure to receive response
- GSM7328Sv2h2 - Can get only some trafic tru after the defaut route's host moved
- GUI: Stack with 8 members lead to mirror page malfunction
- GSM7352Sv2h2 - management access-list default allow seems to be only for TCP
- Duplicate MAC applied to IPSG same interface and VLAN cause GUI error
- Cannot change VLAN 2's name
- Vendor id is incorrect for radius commands authorization
- Mac Authentication Bypass Problem
- Switch rebooted itself when setting up a customer site.
- GSM7352Sv2h2 - 10 GB Link does not work after ACG761 plugged
- OSPF LSA vulnerability -- invalid LSA erases neighboring route tables
- Flow control became inactive after reboot in secondary M5300 units
- 10G LAG is down after both DUTs reboot on M5300-28GF3
- GSM7328Sv2 -DHCP Manual mode is not working in 10.0.0.31
- Stack primary restarts intermittently - Port Mirror
- Fiber port doesn't link up with ASUS switch using AGM731F with auto-negotiation
- GSM7352Sv2 - GSM Stack reports wrong temperature
- GSM7252PS - Random switches reset for no reason
- M5300-52G crash at emWeb
- Change the default setting of Auto-VoIP from enable to disable
- Unable to participate include/exclude to VLAN 2 after change voice VLAN to other VLANID
- The Function Cable test changes the Port speed
- GSM7352Sv2h2 - Getting MVR error when trying to add VLAN acceptframe VLAN only to LAG
- Power LED is blinking after 'clear configure'
- "VLAN participation include" command is lost when migrating from the image version - 10.0.0.31 to 10.0.0.42
Upgrade procedure
- Save the current configuration data. Normally the firmware will preserve the original configuration in the switch, however, just in case something went wrong during the upgrade, you may want to save a copy of current running configuration. To do so, go to 'Maintenance->Upload' page, and select Text Configuration option and click Apply button to save the configuration file.
- Using the Download Link below, download and extract the new firmware to a convenient place such as your desktop. The filename after extracting is gsm73xxSv10.0.0.43.stk
Download Link: http://www.downloads.netgear.com/files/GDC/GSM7228PS/GSM7300S_GSM7200PS-V10.0.0.43.zip
- There are two ways to download the new firmware from PC to the switch. One is using TFTP which requires a TFTP server be installed on the PC where the firmware is stored from step #2. The second method is to use web browser for downloading which requires of no TFTP server. If you preferred to use TFTP method, or you're using telnet session to perform firmware upgrade, continue to step #5.
- To use HTTP method, go to the following web GUI page, and select the location of the new firmware via browse button, then click Apply button to start firmware upgrade. The upgrade will take about 12 minutes. Do not power cycle the switch before the process is complete.
After the Apply button is clicked, the file transfer will start, and followed by writing the new image to the Flash memory. Do not power cycle or reboot the switch before the process is complete and the success message show up as below.
After the successful completion the upgrade, proceed to step #8 to restart the switch.
- Start a TFTP server on the PC where the new images are stored. If you do not have a TFTP server, you may want to try the following public domain TFTP servers:
PumpKIN - http://kin.klever.net/pumpkin/
- You can use either web interface or CLI interface to perform upgrade using TFTP. To use web interface, just go to file utility page on the web and follow the screen instruction to complete the firmware upgrade. To use CLI, either telnet into the switch or use console port and follow these steps below.
- On the switch console, type the following command:
a. # copy tftp://<tftp server IP address><image name> system:image
b. It will ask for confirm with input data displayed. Hit enter if all parameters look correct.
c. The download should take a minute or two, after that, the code will be checked for possible corruption, if not, it will report firmware successfully upgraded.
d. Reboot the switch by typing "reload" command or power cycle the switch. - To use GUI to restart the switch, go to web page 'Maintenance->Reset' page, Device Reboot table.
Make sure that "All" is selected in 'Reboot Unit No' drop down menu box. If it is shown with some other value like '1', then only unit 1 in the stack will be rebooted, and this may result in stack failure after the stack is rebooted. You may select 'Save prior to reboot' option if you feel there are changes that may not have being saved. Click 'APPLY' button to start the reboot process.
- After the switch is restarted, type the following CLI command to verify the version is correct.
a. # show hardware
Or go to GUI System main page to confirm the switch firmware is the one downloaded.
- Verify the switch running configuration by issuing "show running-config" command. The output should match the configuration file saved on step #1. If there are not, please call NETGEAR customer support on discrepancy. And manually reapply the missing configuration commands back to the switch.
- You can now make additional configuration change for another other application need. And be sure to use "save" command to save the configuration after you're done.