Dell PowerConnect 3548 Release Notes
Summary
The Dell PowerConnect 3524/3548/3524P/3548P are managed Ethernet switches. This release note covers firmware version 2.0.0.47 specifications, added functionality, resolved issues, and known restrictions for these switch models. Target users: network administrators managing Dell PowerConnect switch deployments.
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Dell™ Power Connect™ 3524/3548/3524P/3548P
Power Connect 3524/3548/3524P/3548P Release Notes
Date: May 2012 System Firmware Version 2.0.0.47
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| Published | June 05, 2026 |
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Frequently Asked Questions
How can I configure a Login Banner?
Login Banner configuration cannot use cut & paste; it requires the designated CLI commands.
Will MAC addresses be learned if an ACL denies the traffic?
Yes, on 100Mb ports, MAC address learning will occur even if you apply a 'deny any any' rule (though traffic won't be forwarded).
Are IP groups automatically updated when I change VLANs?
No; ports are not automatically removed from an IGMP group solely by removing them from the associated VLAN.
How is packet counting handled for oversized frames?
Oversized packets are counted based on the MAX packet size, which is 1632 octets, regardless of the actual physical packet size.