NETGEAR FSM7326P Switch Firmware 6.1.0.9 Download

Posted at May 9, 2024 by PCI-DB Team

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Device Name	NETGEAR FSM7326P Switch Firmware 6.1.0.9
Category	Firmware
Manufacturer	NETGEAR
File Size	6.8 MB
Supported OS	OS Independent

NETGEAR FSM7326P Switch Firmware 6.1.0.9 Description

Fixes:
- Port description feature to allow description be added to each port
- Add support for new switch model GSM7328FS
- Add “show mac-addr-table <vlan id>” command that shows mac addresses learned per VLAN
- The “show mac-addr-table” command now supports '<mac-addr>' option without requiring <vlan id> option
- Add “configure terminal” command which works the same as “configure” command
- Logical Interface name (e.g. “vlan <id>”, “lag <id>”) display changes missing in some CLI commands.
- SNMP MIB objects, etherStatsOversizePkts, etherStatsJabbers, SyRmSnRmEs, are not functioning properly.
- Port Config pop menu fails in JRE 1.6.0
- GSM73xxS: IGMP snooping not working
- Configuration script file could not be executed completely with certain configuration
- DHCP server client config show run output has bad client-identifier
- Rebooting when building 200 neighbors and receiving 2 routes from each neighbor
- GSM73xxS: Fan Status always reported as OK in show hardware output
- FSM73xxS: Diffserv Class with matching condition mac address and mask is not working.
- DHCP client: switch crashes while obtaining address from server
- SNMP SET operation not being done properly on the object - 'agentStpConfigRevision'
- RIP: wrong route will be sent when changing its subnet mask frequently
- GSM73xxS: 10G fiber ports showed media type as copper
- GSM73xxS crashes when enable/disable OSPF on the remote end more than 2 times
- SNMP: configuration script contains SNMP setup would fail to apply
- FSM7328S crash with banner file download
- SNMP: command 'no snmp-server community ipmask 255.0.255.0' failed
- SNMP: command line inconsistent with running-config
- port-channel static should be configured in "interface lag <lagid>" mode

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