We have a SG200-26. This dumb switch is connected to a trunk port of the SG200. This dumb switch has a couple of other switches that connect to it. Another dumb another managed. I know dumb switches aren't good but that's what I have been given and have to deal with. The port on the SG200 is set up with a PVID of 2 and tags a voice vlan and management vlan. However here's what happens I don't get.
The other day we disconnected a dumb switch from the SG200 as we were doing some maintenance.
1. Port security kicked in and locked the port. This has happened before. The port is configured to accept 50 MAC addresses. I set this really high just to avoid port security locking the port. We only have a total of maybe 40 devices connecting to the port on the SG200 via the dumb switch and it's associated other switches. I mean maybe it's possible it's close to 50 but whatever the number may be it's the same number of devices. Therefore why isn't the SG200 remembering the MAC addresses?
2. After I unlocked the port things still didn't work. Apparently the SG200 had changed the VLAN config for that port back to the standard setting. PVID of 1 (native VLAN is 1 on the switch) and nothing else. No tagging of voice or management. This whole thing is what I don't get. This happened before when the switch lost power and I've got to believe this is a bug. I believe this started after a firmware update. We are on 1.3.2.02 and I seem to remember reading this included some type of change in the config and maybe it's a good idea to factoy reset the switch after and rebuild the config by hand.
Looking for ideas other than to update to the latest firmware.
