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  • 1.  Factory Reset not working on 1810G-24 (J9450A)

    Posted Jul 08, 2014 01:52 PM

    Greetings!

     

    I recently purchased an HP 1810G-24 switch from eBay.  When attempting to factory reset the switch (press and hold reset and clear simultaneously, then release reset and hold clear until the lights start blinking, then release clear)  everything goes smoothly as far as I can tell.

     

    Unfortunately, I still cannot access the web interface from 192.168.2.10.  I've tried factory resetting several times now, but the switch still seems inaccessable from 192.168.2.10.  I've even tried Internet Explorer and using an older officially supported install of Firefox (3.0.4) to no avail.

     

    Is there something fundamentally I'm missing?  Or some other way to access the web interface?

     

    Thanks for your time!

     

    -Shad

     

     

    P.S. This thread has been moevd from ProCurve / ProVision-Based to Web and Unmanaged. - Hp Forum moderator



  • 2.  RE: Factory Reset not working on 1810G-24 (J9450A)

    Posted Jul 10, 2014 03:06 PM

    Unfortunately with no console port, you are a bit in the dark here. It could just be that you've bought a dud switch - but working on the assumtion that there is hope - here's a few pointers.

     

    1. Is the unit acting as a switch. Try plugging 2 devices in and see if they can talk.
    2. Try pinging it on what you believe to be the IP address - if it doesn't respond then the web gui won't work (HP switches always respond to a ping).
    3. The 1810G support LLDP. Try plugging it into another HP switch with a CLI and trying "show lldp info remote X" where X is the interface on the non-1810G. This might give you an IP address to start working with.
    4. Alternatively, plug a single PC into the switch, fire up wireshark, wait for an LLDP packet and dissect the source IP information out of it.

    Pete



  • 3.  RE: Factory Reset not working on 1810G-24 (J9450A)

    Posted Jul 10, 2014 08:17 PM

    Verify that your computer you are trying to access the switch from is on the same ip-range as the switch management interface.

     

    That is 192.168.2.x with netmask 255.255.255.0 (dont use 192.168.2.10 since this is already being used by the switch itself).