T1600-28TS.V2 Web-GUI crash after Port-check
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T1600-28TS.V2 Web-GUI crash after Port-check
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T1600-28TS.V2 Web-GUI crash after Port-check
2017-10-08 06:36:28
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if i use the maintenance-function and use the port-check there, 2-3 times using it will crash the hole web-gui. Only factory-reset will it revive it. I can repeat it as many times i like. But i guess this machine is broken and i will return it.
Any 1 else was able to notice this incident? Or can try it to reproduce?
Hardware Version :
Firmware Version :
ISP :
if i use the maintenance-function and use the port-check there, 2-3 times using it will crash the hole web-gui. Only factory-reset will it revive it. I can repeat it as many times i like. But i guess this machine is broken and i will return it.
Any 1 else was able to notice this incident? Or can try it to reproduce?
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Re:T1600-28TS.V2 Web-GUI crash after Port-check
2017-10-13 04:35:22
I can't say what was wrong with your first switch. Maybe it was broken. But clearly your video shows a typical Windows error which many users encounter every day. This OS tries to be "smart" for the average users and often spits out error messages b/c it misinterprets the real situation.
You can proof that the switch's web UI indeed is still alive after the connection to your Win PC is disrupted by connecting another PC/laptop to another port and load the web UI there while the first port is being tested. I bet that the web UI is still alive.
I can only tell you that every switch I got in my hand perfectly did run the cable test without any freeze or crash of the web UI or the switch, among those T1600G, TL-SG2008, TL-SG108 and some others There is definitely nothing wrong with the web UI. So I am convinced you misinterpret what you see in the video you made.
You can proof that the switch's web UI indeed is still alive after the connection to your Win PC is disrupted by connecting another PC/laptop to another port and load the web UI there while the first port is being tested. I bet that the web UI is still alive.
I can only tell you that every switch I got in my hand perfectly did run the cable test without any freeze or crash of the web UI or the switch, among those T1600G, TL-SG2008, TL-SG108 and some others There is definitely nothing wrong with the web UI. So I am convinced you misinterpret what you see in the video you made.
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