SG350XG: PVID is Enabled when Interface Membership Type is Set to Forbidden

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Updated:December 12, 2018
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SG350XG: PVID is Enabled when Interface Membership Type is Set to Forbidden

Date Identified

January 19, 2016

Date Resolved

June 14, 2016

Product Affected

Model

Firmware Version

Fixed In

SG350XG

2.0.x  

2.2.0.63

Problem Description

The Port Virtual Local Area Network ID (PVID) is enabled on an interface when its membership type is set to Forbidden via the web-based utility of the switch. The interface functionality is not affected and the port still blocks traffic for relevant Virtual Local Area Network (VLAN).

Resolution

This issue is fixed when you upgrade to the firmware version 2.2.0.63. To upgrade, click here for instructions.

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