Hi @CH-Omada 

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Rarely, there is a problem like this.

Here's my question, will it reboot when you disconnect it from the Omada Controller?

What about the factory default? Reset the switch from the SSH or forget it from the Omada Controller. In the default factory mode, without any adoption, in this status, will it still reboot itself?
If this keeps going on, this might be a problem with the hardware. You should first check the power supply. Was it working fine? Unboxed and working fine in the first few hours?

If this persists after you tried all of my steps, you can contact the support for RMA or if in the return window, contact your retailer to exchange.

Hi @CH-Omada 

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CH-Omada wrote

  @Clive_A 

 

Hi Clive,

 

Thx for the response, guess i cant really debug why its happening?

As for the reset, i just resetted it with holding  the reset pinhole for 10+ seconds and see the lights go out.

Plugged everything back in from the cheap 15$ LS105G switch im using now to the SG2008P and got me a new outage within 3 minutes.

Looking at the switch i can see its rebooting again.

Double checked the powersupply and everything is plugged in sturdy there.

 

I mean, if it literally reboots every 3 minutes, you cannot even log in to it to view the log.

I would expect to rule out some other possible reasons to narrow down if it is actually broken. If it is hardware, there is nothing I can do to fix it.

So, based on your second line, it seems it is reset. Can you verify that for me while you leaving it alone, taking it out of the diagram, it still reboots for around 2-3 minutes? If yes, consider the RMA.

Hi @CH-Omada 

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CH-Omada wrote

  @Clive_A 

 

Have it on my desk now and so far it seems to be ok for about 25 minutes without a reboot.
Top left side of the device is pretty warm though, bottom left side At the mounting screw locations its actually hot.

Wonder if the device is overheating when it actually gets some load as it seems pretty warm for a device without any activity.

Based of hand feeling the device its a bit lower temp then when it was actually being in production.

I couldnt find a command to show temperatures, are you aware of any temperatures?
 

Refer to the CLI guide. Or search on the forum. I have answered this question before.

If it does not reboot now, I suspect that your connection is the reason why it keeps rebooting.

Fanless models are expected to be a little bit warm.

  @CH-Omada 

CH-Omada wrote

  @Clive_A 

 

What do you mean with the connection?
If you mean the connected ethernet cables its the exact same as with the LS105G that isnt showing any problems.
Even though that LS is unmanaged i can notice it quite easy as my DNS servers are behind the switch.
Switch outage would mean complete outage as my clients wouldnt be able to reach the configured DNS servers.

If there is something wrong with the cabling, wouldnt you think the LS105 would show the same behaviour?

 

 

As for the CLI commands or searching the forum im unable to find it.
I have seen CLI guides but none of them seem to actually state commands to read temp info.
Searching for MIB files so i could try to query it over SNMP didnt yield me any success either.