NETGEAR XS712T Switch Firmware 6.1.0.30 Download

Posted at November 21, 2024 by PCI-DB Team

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Device Name	NETGEAR XS712T Switch Firmware 6.1.0.30
Category	Router Switch Access Point
Manufacturer	NETGEAR
File Size	11 MB
Supported OS	OS Independent

NETGEAR XS712T Switch Firmware 6.1.0.30 Description

XS712T is a brand new 10 Gigabit Ethernet "ProSAFE Smart Switch". It supports 12 100/1000/10000 Mbps RJ45 (10GBased-T) ports with two combo ports supporting 1G or 10 Gigabit SFP+ fiber.

This maintenance release 6.1.0.30 fixed some SW issue.

Fixed issues:

- Unit 2 hangs up 2 Times
- Stack crashing intermittently
- Observed nim_t Task Crash on member unit, while stack member reboot script was running with SCCP VoIP traffic.
- Enhancements to osapiMipsBackTrace ()
- Add a devshell command to enable/disable LOG_ERROR masking
- Add serviceability improvements.
- Observed Crash on NIM Task in HAPI, hapiBroadPhyModeSet at phy_hapi.c:244
- TFTP and HTTP upload HELP page not having tech support and Crash log related information.
- In TechSupport, Replace Verbose Crashlogs with compact crashlogs
- SCC can't discover the switch if it uses static IP with no gateway
- Web page display is not proper when igmp snooping is enabled on all physical,logical ports
- Observed emWeb task crash after applying max ACLs on all interfaces and trying to open IP binding configuration page.
- Switch doesn't work after running config check automation scripts
- Uploaded Tech-support file displays only first 12 lines of trap log
- Console hung after session timeout
- Unable to enable routing on VLAN 1 from GUI
- GSM7248P Disconnects from Radius Server
- XSM7224S 30% CPU usage with nothing attached
- XS712T - Bug GUI : Path cost value not save after reboot
- Port stop forwarding data
- Show VLAN private-vlan crashes switch

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