The following L2/L3 features are not supported on S3410 Series switch:
not support IS-IS
not support OSPFv2/OSPFv3 GR
not support IPv6 Source Guard
not support IPv6 DHCP Guard
not support IPv6 DHCP Snooping
not support PFC Watchdog
not support ECMP Hash Mode (Randomized Load Balance, Round-Robin Load Balance and Dynamic Load Balance Normal Mode)
not support L3 GRE
not support VXLAN
not support IGMP
not support PIM
not support buffer dynamic shared for egress multicast queue
not support symmetric hash
not support resilient hash
not support advance hash
not support PFC (Priority Flow Control)
not support ECMP
not support NETCONF
not support VRF
not support CoPP max bandwidth and min bandwidth configuration
S3410 Series switches do not support OVS (Open vSwitch).
S3410 Series switches do not support CrossFlow.
S3410 Series switches do not support installing through USB.
When upgrading, the S3410 Series switches only support the upgrade2 method and do not support the upgrade method. For detailed instructions of upgrade2, please refer to:
The commands sudo systemctl stop picos and sudo systemctl restart picos are not supported on S3410 Series switches.
S3410 Series switches do not have an Eth0 management port; instead, an in-band management port is used. By default, the in-band management function of all the service port is enabled on VLAN 1 with a system built-in interface name inband-mgmt. For more details, see document Default Settings for In-Band Management Interface on S3410 Series Switches .
The loopback port cannot establish BGP neighbors, resulting in routing function cannot work on S3410 Series switches.
Only up to two concurrent SSH connections can be active at the same time. The idle timeout for SSH sessions is fixed to 3600s.
S3410 Series Switch File Storage Guidelines
Small Files
It is recommended to store small files in the /home/admin/ directory or the default /cftmp/ directory.
Large Files (e.g., Image Files)
Due to limited space in /home/admin/ and /cftmp/, large files should be stored in the /mnt/open/ directory.
Directory Cleanup
To maintain system cleanliness and ensure efficient operation, please delete unnecessary files promptly.