FS S3410 Series Switch Unsupported Features and Limitations

• 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.

• 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.