cemara wrote

Model : TL-SG2452

Hardware Version :

Firmware Version : 1.0.4 Build 20151127 Rel.67331(s)

ISP :

We're running diskless environment for 28 pc client,
as in any diskless setup, network is the most crucial part.
Our SMB traffic is quite high,
and the problem is, when the 28 client is fully used or almost full, some would get rebooted.
I'm not sure if this is related or not, but i'm getting this on my tp-link TL-SG2452

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2	2017-11-05 07:58:23	Link	level_3	[/TD] [TD="class: LNORMAL_LAST"] port 28, changed state to up.
3	2017-11-05 07:58:20	Link	level_3	[/TD] [TD="class: LNORMAL_LAST"] port 28, changed state to down.
4	2017-11-05 07:57:18	Link	level_3	[/TD] [TD="class: LNORMAL_LAST"] port 11, changed state to up.
5	2017-11-05 07:55:36	Link	level_3	[/TD] [TD="class: LNORMAL_LAST"] port 12, changed state to down.
6	2017-11-05 07:55:14	Link	level_3	[/TD] [TD="class: LNORMAL_LAST"] port 21, changed state to down.
7	2017-11-05 07:53:34	Link	level_3	[/TD] [TD="class: LNORMAL_LAST"] port 14, changed state to down.
8	2017-11-05 07:53:29	Link	level_3	[/TD] [TD="class: LNORMAL_LAST"] port 27, changed state to up.
9	2017-11-05 07:51:20	Link	level_3	[/TD] [TD="class: LNORMAL_LAST"] port 12, changed state to up.
10	2017-11-05 07:49:22	Link	level_3	[/TD] [TD="class: LNORMAL_LAST"] port 37, changed state to up.
11	2017-11-05 07:44:42	Link	level_3	[/TD] [TD="class: LNORMAL_LAST"] port 35, changed state to down.
12	2017-11-05 07:30:38	Link	level_3	[/TD] [TD="class: LNORMAL_LAST"] port 21, changed state to up.
13	2017-11-05 07:30:36	Link	level_3	[/TD] [TD="class: LNORMAL_LAST"] port 14, changed state to up.
14	2017-11-05 07:29:55	Link	level_3	[/TD] [TD="class: LNORMAL_LAST"] port 8, changed state to down.
15	2017-11-05 07:20:05	Link	level_3	[/TD] [TD="class: LNORMAL_LAST"] port 6, changed state to down.
16	2017-11-05 07:15:39	Link	level_3	[/TD] [TD="class: LNORMAL_LAST"] port 7, changed state to down.
17	2017-11-05 07:11:41	Link	level_3	[/TD] [TD="class: LNORMAL_LAST"] port 31, changed state to down.

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i have tried maxing the MFD to 1000 but it doesnt seem to help.
Any idea how to solve this?

@cemara 

I have almost the same problem. But my ports goes down for few seconds. That makes me lose connection with my main server.

I have Build A = main server runing a 48 port swith connected via SFP to Build B = with have all the terminals connect to a 48 port switch. 

On Build B that occours the problem

as u can see on the log below

https://community.tp-link.com/en/business/forum/topic/174300?replyId=366686

check this thread just for the advices, but I would say, you have a bit different problem, as your links are flapping once per about 10 minutes. Historically, TP-Link switches don't have hardware problem, but some software issues, like management hanging, wrong feature logic, etc. This link problem must be physical problem.