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Allied Telesis 4000 Series manual

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    Sof twar e Mai ntena nce Re lease N ote Softwar e V ersion sb275a 05 For Switc hBlade 4 000 Se ries Switc hes Intr oduc tion Th is sof twa re m ai nte na nce rel eas e n ot e li st s th e issu es ad dre sse d a nd enhancem en t s m ade in mainten ance version sb275 a05 for So ftware Rel ease 2.7.5A on ex isting mode ls of S witchB lade se ries sw i[...]

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    2 Enabli ng and insta l l ing this Releas e Soft ware M aintenance Releas e Note V ersion sb275a 05 C613-1 0464-00 Rev H Some of the issue s addressed in this Ma intenance R elease Note inc lude a level number . This number reflects the importance of the issue that has been resol ved . The leve ls are: Enabli ng and ins talling this Relea s e T o u[...]

  • Page 3

    So ftware V ersi on sb275 a05 3 V ersion sb275a05 C613- 10464-00 Rev H Feat ur es in sb2 75a05 Softwa re mainten ance v er sion sb275a05 i n c ludes all reso lved issues an d enhancement s in earl i e r 2. 7 .5A versions, and the resolv ed issues and enhancements in the following tables. Level 1 No level on e issues Level 2 CR Module Leve l De scri[...]

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    4 Featur es in sb275a05 So ftwar e Mai ntenance Rel ease Note V ersion sb275a 05 C613-1 0464-00 Rev H Level 3 Level 4 No leve l f o ur issue s CR0001507 1 IP G at ewa y 2 Rou t i ng over a PPP interf ace cou ld fa i l if th e swit ch had a defau lt rou te out an Etherne t port. Th e default r oute swi tched al l packe ts, even thos e dest ined f or[...]

  • Page 5

    So ftware V ersi on sb275 a05 5 V ersion sb275a05 C613- 10464-00 Rev H Enha nc em ents CR Module Leve l De scriptio n CR0001335 1 IGM P snooping, EPSR, RSTP - A new featur e has been added to IGMP snoo ping, t o mini mise loss of multi cast data af ter a topolo gy change on net works tha t use EPSR or spanni ng tr ee (STP , RSTP , or MSTP) fo r l o[...]

  • Page 6

    6 Featur es in sb275a04 So ftwar e Mai ntenance Rel ease Note V ersion sb275a 05 C613-1 0464-00 Rev H Feat ur es in sb2 75a04 Softwa re mainten ance v er sion sb275a04 i n c ludes all reso lved issues an d enhancement s in earl i e r 2. 7 .5A versions, and the resolv ed issues and enhancements in the following tables. Level 1 No level on e issues L[...]

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    So ftware V ersi on sb275 a05 7 V ersion sb275a05 C613- 10464-00 Rev H CR0001 1585 OSPF 2 Add i ng t he same OSPF st ub o r host twice ca used OSPF to su spend its opera tion, c ausing neig hbour r elations hips to ev entuall y fail . Th i s issue has b een resol ved. CR0001206 7 OSPF 2 A summar y LSA was not turned int o a r oute if the des tinati[...]

  • Page 8

    8 Featur es in sb275a04 So ftwar e Mai ntenance Rel ease Note V ersion sb275a 05 C613-1 0464-00 Rev H Level 3 CR Module Leve l De scriptio n CR0000013 3 CR0000816 7 Log 3 M essage s in the per manent l og w ere lost af ter c hang ing th e queue length for t he pe rm ane nt log . Th i s issue has b een resol ved. CR0000258 9 CR0001 1829 IPX 3 Pr evi[...]

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    So ftware V ersi on sb275 a05 9 V ersion sb275a05 C613- 10464-00 Rev H Level 4 CR0001304 8 Fir ewall 3 Wh en IP NAT or fire wall NA T w as use d, the swit ch s om etim es gen era ted ICM P messa ges t hat s pecifie d the wrong sour ce I P add ress . Th i s meant that t he respons e to trac eroute cou ld be incor rect. Th i s issue has b een resol v[...]

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    10 Featur es in sb275a04 So ftwar e Mai ntenance Rel ease Note V ersion sb275a 05 C613-1 0464-00 Rev H CR0001277 4 IP Gat ewa y , TCP 4 In an unusual networ k configur ation where the I P subnet on one i nterfac e was a s ubset of that on an other inte rface, it wa s poss ible f or t he r esults of a tra ce rout e to show e rro neous inf ormati on.[...]

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    So ftware V ersi on sb275 a05 11 V ersion sb275a05 C613- 10464-00 Rev H Enha nc em ents Feat ur es in sb2 75a03 Softwa re mainten ance v er sion sb275a03 was not r eleased. CR Module Leve l De scriptio n CR0001334 9 IP G at ewa y - It i s now pos sible to speci fy a timeou t valu e when enabl ing IP de bugging. After the timeo ut expir es, IP debug[...]

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    12 Featur es in sb275a02 So ftwar e Mai ntenance Rel ease Note V ersion sb275a 05 C613-1 0464-00 Rev H Feat ur es in sb2 75a02 Softwa re mainten ance v er sion sb275a02 i n c ludes all reso lved issues an d enhancement s in earl i e r 2. 7 .5A versions, and the resolv ed issues and enhancements in the following tables. Level 1 No level on e issues [...]

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    So ftware V ersi on sb275 a05 13 V ersion sb275a05 C613- 10464-00 Rev H CR0001272 6 IP Gat ewa y , VLAN, VRRP 2 Pr evious ly , if a VLAN had be en configu r ed f or use as the primar y int erfac e for a V RID wi thi n VR RP , it w as p oss ible to de lete th e V LAN’ s IP int erfa ce. Also, if the IP add ress of t he VLAN was change d (by using t[...]

  • Page 14

    14 Featur es in sb275a02 So ftwar e Mai ntenance Rel ease Note V ersion sb275a 05 C613-1 0464-00 Rev H Level 3 CR Module Leve l De scriptio n CR0000937 9 Appletal k 3 When t he switch was u sing AppleT alk, i t occasiona lly fa iled to pr ocess traf fic. Whe n this occurr ed, enter ing AppleT a lk c omm a nds co uld c ause the sw itch to reb oot . [...]

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    So ftware V ersi on sb275 a05 15 V ersion sb275a05 C613- 10464-00 Rev H Level 4 No leve l f o ur issue s Enha nc em ents CR0001274 7 Fi le 3 Th e upl oad com m a nd ( upl oad server = x.x.x. x file = file nam e.ext ) di d not al low fil es with K EY , CER or CSR ext ensions t o be uploa ded from the sw itch . Th i s iss ue has been r esolved, so th[...]

  • Page 16

    16 Featur es in sb275a01 So ftwar e Mai ntenance Rel ease Note V ersion sb275a 05 C613-1 0464-00 Rev H Feat ur es in sb2 75a01 Softwa re mainten ance releas e s b275a01.r ez in cludes the r esolved issu es and enhancements in the following tables. Level 1 Level 2 CR Module Leve l De scriptio n CR00004954 Switc h 1 Pr evious ly , i f the switc h r e[...]

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    So ftware V ersi on sb275 a05 17 V ersion sb275a05 C613- 10464-00 Rev H CR00010052 Switc h 2 Th e maximum num ber of IP in terf aces tha t can be defi ned on a li ne card swit ch in stance is 60. An i ncorr ect e rror m e ssage was di splay ed when mo re tha n 60 IP in terf ace s were d efin ed on a li ne ca rd sw itch i nstan ce. Th i s issue has [...]

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    18 Featur es in sb275a01 So ftwar e Mai ntenance Rel ease Note V ersion sb275a 05 C613-1 0464-00 Rev H Level 3 Level 4 Enha nc em ents CR Module Leve l De scriptio n CR00007863 IP v4 I CMP 3 Pr eviously , S witchB lade v2 linec ard s did not gene rate an ICMP re dir ect mes sage in res ponse to th e fi rst ICMP r equest the y rece ived. Th i s issu[...]

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    So ftware V ersi on sb275 a05 19 V ersion sb275a05 C613- 10464-00 Rev H IGMP Sno oping Qu ery Solicitation (CR 000133 51) Que ry s olic itation mini mises loss of multica st d ata a fter a topology change on netw orks t hat use EPSR or span ning t ree (ST P , RST P , or M STP) f or loop pro tec tion and IGMP snoo ping. When IGM P snoopin g is enabl[...]

  • Page 20

    20 IGMP Snoopin g Query Solicita tion (CR0001335 1) So ftwar e Mainte nance Rel ease No te V ersion sb275a 05 C613-1 0464-00 Rev H Chan ges to IGMP Snoo ping Fas t Lea ve Co mm and Sy ntax The co m mand syntax fo r the Fast Leave fea ture has al so been changed, t o m ake it m or e l ike the syntax for the query solicitatio n featu re . T o e nable[...]

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    So ftware V ersi on sb275 a05 21 V ersion sb275a05 C613- 10464-00 Rev H Extende d Monitoring o f CPU Utilisatio n (CR 000126 16) Th is Softw are V ersion i ncludes a new feat ure for m onito ring CP U u tilisation . Y o u c an now set th e s witch to cap ture d ata about whic h speci fic fun ction s the CPU is exe cuting , and w hat lev el of in st[...]

  • Page 22

    22 Extende d Moni toring of CPU Ut ilisati on (CR 00012616) Soft war e Mainte nance Rel ease No te V ersion sb275a 05 C613-1 0464-00 Rev H Figu re 1: Ex ample output fr om the show cpu extended co mmand CPU Ut il isati on ( as a pe rce ntag e ) ---- -- ----- ---- -- ---- ---- --- ---- ---- -- -- Maxi mu m sin ce r ou ter rest art ed . .... 1 00 Max[...]