View original (French)

TP LINK switch configuration

Leon63670 -  
Hello,

My network consists of a TP LINK Archer C9 router and a TL-SG105 switch.
When configuring with Easy Smart Configuration Utility, the switch is found, but to access the settings, it says "Host IP address and switch IP address must be in the same subnet."
What should I do to access the switch settings? Thank you.

Configuration: Windows / Chrome 47.0.2526.111

3 answers

  1.  brupala
    Hi,
    it needs to be manageable for it to have an IP address.
    However, it isn't...

    --
    and... There you go!
    1. Leon63670
      I add my configuration
      Router 192.168.0.1
      Various connections 192.168.0.100 to 106
      Switch 192.168.0.110
      Using a device with W10 for settings
      Thank you
      1. leon63670


        Problem solved by TPlink support... error between wan and lan
        I will be able to configure the only manageable TLSG105 in the world...
        2. michemiche
          2.1 Introduction
          Easy Smart Configuration Utility est le logiciel de gestion pour les commutateurs TP-LINK Easy Smart
          . L’utilitaire permet aux opérateurs de gérer de manière centralisée l’ensemble des réseaux des commutateurs Easy Smart
          , qui incluent TL-SG105E/TL-SG108E/TL-SG1016DE/TL-SG1024DE. Parmi eux,
          TL-SG105E et TL-SG108E ne peuvent être configurés qu'avec Easy Smart Configuration Utility, tandis que
          TL-SG1016DE et TL-SG1024DE peuvent également être gérés sur leur page de gestion Web.
          Tout au long de ce guide, nous prendrons TL-SG108E comme exemple.

          .... quand on sait pas on dit pas...
          bonne chance si c'est pour les VLAN.... c'est pas facile
        3. brupala
          @michemicheHi,
          a manageable switch that can only be controlled by proprietary software and only on Windows is not really a manageable switch in the sense of the real ones that are manageable via SNMP (the most important), telnet, ssh, or http, which are the true standards present everywhere.
          Especially since,
          initially we were talking about SG105, not SG105E:
          My network consists of a TP LINK Archer C9 router and a TL-SG105 switch
          There is a significant difference between the two, the E changes things a bit, doesn’t it?
          So,
          let’s refrain from giving lessons when arriving only after everything has been explained.
        4. Leon63670
          Lol... or maybe not...
        5. brupala
          @Leon63670Is that your buddy Miche Miche?
          I see that you’re both in Puy de Dôme...