Ipurchased the GS324TP S350 Series 24-Port Gigabit Ethernet PoE+ Smart Managed Pro Switch with 2 SFP Ports (190W) switch in April and am just now configuring it for a project. I have some strange things going on. I have factory reset and it is running the latest firmware.
1. It is not discoverable with the netgear discovery tool. My other switches show just fine. I can get to the local management just fine via the management page.
2. It does not have an option for Insight Manager on the System Information page.
3. It continues to tell me to register it even though it is registered to my account.
4. I can add it to insight manager if I'm connected locally but it shows Limited Support. When I click it, it says "Unable to get GS324TP-07FE's latest information."
I do not have any vlan's setup and I do not have a firewall enabled. I do have 3 other netgear managed switches working fine. I really need to manage this switch via Insight Manager remotely.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Finally found this:
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This router cannot be managed remotely with Insight Manager.
I still have these issues remaining:
1. It is not discoverable with the netgear discovery tool. My other switches show just fine. I can get to the local management just fine via the IP (after I figure out IP) management page.
2. It continues to tell me to register it even though it is registered to my account.
3. When I plug a cable connection from my Unify switch to this switch the port will not even light up. If I plug in via fiber it works. If I plugin a cable from another netgear switch it does light up.
3. When I plug a cable connection from my Unify switch to this switch the port will not even light up. If I plug in via fiber it works. If I plugin a cable from another netgear switch it does light up.
Try doing a loopback test to isolate the problem. Get an ethernet cable. Connect one end of the ethernet cable to any port, for example: port 1. Then, connect the other end of the same ethernet cable to another port, for example: port 2. The port LEDs of both ports 1 and 2 should lit up indicating that the both ports work. Repeat the same procedure on other ports of the GS324TP.
The InsightManager tracks all of the Insight objects in your algorithm. It's an InsightCollection, which stores all of your insights in an internal dictionary that has the security Symbol as the key and a list of Insight objects as the value. You can access the manager anywhere in your algorithm where you have reference to the algorithm class. If you want to use an InsightCollection in your algorithm that's seperate from the InsightManager, create a new InsightCollection.
To add insights to the InsightManager, return a list of Insight objects from the Updateupdate method of your Alpha model or call the EmitInsightsemit_insights method. If you manage an InsightCollection that's seperate from the InsightManager, there are some methods to add Insight objects to it.
In some cases, you may want to cancel an Insight. For example, if a Risk Management model in your algorithm liquidates a security, it should also cancel all of the active insights for the security. If you don't cancel the insights, the Portfolio Construction model might create a new PortfolioTarget to re-enter the position.
Another example of a situtation where you would want to cancel an Insight is when an Alpha model in your algorithm determines the trading opportunity has pre-maturely ended. For instance, say you want your algorithm to enter a long position in a security when its Relative Strength Index (RSI) moves below 20 and then liquidate the position when the security's RSI moves above 30. If you emit an Insight that has a duration of 30 days when the RSI moves below 20 but the RSI moves above 30 in 10 days, you should cancel the Insight when the RSI moves above 30.
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