SG350XG: Port LEDs Turn Off when LAG Flow Control is Enabled

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Updated:December 10, 2018
Document ID:SMB5675

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Date Identified

May 29, 2015

Date Resolved

June 16, 2017

Product Affected

Model

Firmware Version

Fixed In

SG350XG

2.0.x  

2.2.0.63

Problem Description

When Flow Control is enabled on the Link Aggregation (LAG) via the web-based utility of the switch, the port LEDs do not light up even when the link is up.

Resolution

This issue is fixed when you upgrade to the firmware version 2.2.0.63 or newer. For assistance with this, click Upgrade Firmware on a Switch. If you don't need instructions, you can go straight to the SG350XG Downloads Page.

Note: This is the page for the 48-port model, but should work with any of the SG350XG switches. If you prefer to go to the exact model, go to Cisco. Click the Menu button, Select Support & Downloads, and enter the name of the device. A drop-down menu will show every available port number and model . Select the one you own. On the page for your product, select Downloads.

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