Horaco 2.5GbE Managed Switch (8 x 2.5GbE + 1 10Gb SFP+)
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I have AMPCOM WAMJHJ-8125MNG and this has also a V200.1.10 firmware. I contacted ampcom, but they didn't reply.
Can confirm the 200.1.10 units fail to boot if 'upgraded' to 1.9.1.
Status LED solid green.
All Ports Green. 500ms
All Ports Orange. 250ms
All Ports Dark/off. 5sec.
Repeat.
==========Loader start V0.2===========
Press any key to start the normal procedure.
To run SPI flash viewer, press [v]
To enforce the download of the runtime kernel, press [ESC] .....
cmd -1
Check Runtime Image.....
Chksum Correct!
RunTime Kernel Starting....
Ver8372N=2
Ver8373N=2
NSQ=1 RXIDLE=0 SYNC_OK Rx reset!
LINE 1462, RL6818C_pwr_on_patch_phy_v007 , patch 0xf finished!
LINE 1462, RL6818C_pwr_on_patch_phy_v007 , patch 0xf0 finished!
===========================Config Area pre-check Starts.=====================.
Pre-Check the config size structure is equal or not.
(sizeof(configCache)) a42.
(FLSH_ADDR_END-FLSH_CONFIG_ADDR_START) a42.
(FLSH_CONFIG_ADDR_START) 1fe000.
(FLSH_ADDR_END) 1fea42.
It seems no risk!..................
==============================Config Area pre-check ends.===================.
SalFlshCopyFlshToCache()
sal_sys_config_restore()
Restore dhcp state is: 0
Restore ip is: 192.168.2.1
...OK
sal_mirror_config_restore()...OK
sal_qos_config_restore()...OK
sal_vlan_config_restore()...OK
sal_rate_config_restore()...OK
sal_trunk_config_restore()...OK
sal_l2_config_restore()...OK
sal_loop_config_restore()...OK
sal_eee_config_restore()...OK
sal_stp_config_restore()...OK
sal_igmp_config_restore()...OK
sal_port_config_restore()...OK
#############According to the flash setting to set the WEB/DUMB mode
#############Read the web/dumb mode.....!!!###
#############web_dumb_cfg.vld_flag=-1, web_dumb_cfg.mode=-1
#############Begin to set the web mode
==========Loader start V0.2===========
Press any key to start the normal procedure.
To run SPI flash viewer, press [v]
To enforce the download of the runtime kernel, press [ESC] .....
cmd -1
Check Runtime Image.....
==========Loader start V0.2===========
Press any key to start the normal procedure.
To run SPI flash viewer, press [v]
To enforce the download of the runtime kernel, press [ESC] .....
cmd -1
Check Runtime Image.....
Chksum Correct!
RunTime Kernel Starting....
Ver8372N=2
Ver8373N=2
NSQ=1 RXIDLE=0 SYNC_OK Rx reset!
LINE 1462, RL6818C_pwr_on_patch_phy_v007 , patch 0xf finished!
LINE 1462, RL6818C_pwr_on_patch_phy_v007 , patch 0xf0 finished!
...Forever looping...
They kindly sent me upgrade firmware that I was able to recover (and upgrade!) the unit with.
This is for Horaco HC-SWTGW218AS.
This is ONLY for units with 200.x firmware.
This is specifically noted as NOT for units with 2.x firmware.
I will also note that the uboot password is not 'Switch321' on my unit.
This is for Horaco HC-SWTGW218AS.
This is ONLY for units with 200.x firmware.
This is specifically noted as NOT for units with 2.x firmware.
I will also note that the uboot password is not 'Switch321' on my unit.
Great！I have a switch with V200.1.10 but 2*sfp+4*2.5ge model，and the seller say there is no update.Can you help me to ask if they have it？thanks much
Tried it but I’m returning my Horaco HC-SWTG124AS running V200.1.11 as it too is not compatible with my FttH IPTV provider (KPN, Netherlands) or simply provides a buggy IGMP snooping function. I see the right port learning the multicast IP but as soon as that happens the stream stops. An old gigabit D-Link DGS1210 switch works without issue. This is just ‘one leg’ in my home network, the other stuff is by Ubiquiti.
The other switch I tried in the same spot was a Xikestor sks3200-8e2x, same issue. Tried the Horaco one since that has the Realtek chipset instead of the MaxLinear, so figured it could be more compatible.
I guess my ‘el cheapo’ multi-gigabit adventure ends here and I’ll just stick to the more established brands unless of course someone knows of one that actually works.
The other switch I tried in the same spot was a Xikestor sks3200-8e2x, same issue. Tried the Horaco one since that has the Realtek chipset instead of the MaxLinear, so figured it could be more compatible.
I guess my ‘el cheapo’ multi-gigabit adventure ends here and I’ll just stick to the more established brands unless of course someone knows of one that actually works.
Maybe you can try TP-Link models like SE2109？I think their firmware is better than these small manufacturers.Tried it but I’m returning my Horaco HC-SWTG124AS running V200.1.11 as it too is not compatible with my FttH IPTV provider (KPN, Netherlands) or simply provides a buggy IGMP snooping function. I see the right port learning the multicast IP but as soon as that happens the stream stops. An old gigabit D-Link DGS1210 switch works without issue. This is just ‘one leg’ in my home network, the other stuff is by Ubiquiti.
The other switch I tried in the same spot was a Xikestor sks3200-8e2x, same issue. Tried the Horaco one since that has the Realtek chipset instead of the MaxLinear, so figured it could be more compatible.
I guess my ‘el cheapo’ multi-gigabit adventure ends here and I’ll just stick to the more established brands unless of course someone knows of one that actually works.
That’s an interesting suggestion thank you! I had looked at TP Link but had not found any 2.5/10G switches like these. It seems they’re not (or not yet) available for markets outside China but I could find some sellers on Ali that sell it.
Asus wireless routers fail to play nice with VLANS. Problematic.
In other news, the v200 firmware series has obfuscated passwords entirely in the firmware. As a curiosity, I tried to figure it out. Hashcat burned a few days of electricity failing, too. No wordlists helped and any password is not alphanumerics up to 8 characters and not alphanumerics and symbols up to 7 characters. Or possibly there is extra obfuscation going on not readily obvious. Ah well.
In other news, the v200 firmware series has obfuscated passwords entirely in the firmware. As a curiosity, I tried to figure it out. Hashcat burned a few days of electricity failing, too. No wordlists helped and any password is not alphanumerics up to 8 characters and not alphanumerics and symbols up to 7 characters. Or possibly there is extra obfuscation going on not readily obvious. Ah well.
My Sodola switch looks like it's toast. I noticed this afternoon it was not routing anything and after cutting the power to it and plugging it back in the tiny green light that says "SYS" is rapid flashing. I've tried a few things like the reset and nothing happens. Has anyone ran into a similar experience and is my unit hosed?
Try connecting to 192.168.1.1. If that works, try flashing firmware. Always possible your power supply is putting out bad power, too. Failing that, you will probably have to connect in on the ttl to see what it's yelling about.
I tried using another power supply, and the same thing happened. Unfortunately, there's no link detected on any of the ports when plugging in via RJ45 or the SFP+.