TMS zl Module Release Notes ST.1.1.100330

Known Issues

Release ST.1.0.090213

■ PR_11190 — When a RADIUS user attempts to login to a TMS zl Module, a log is always

generated with

Attempted to login with a wrong name despite the user being able to

successfully login.

■ PR_11703 — When a TMS zl Module is moved between two switch chassis with different

configurations, references to VLANs can remain on the OSPF and Multicast pages.

Example:

1. Add several VLANs to the VLAN Associations page.

2. Enable RIP on one of the VLANs just added, for example, VLAN 40.

3. Enable OSPF on the same VLAN, for example, VLAN 40.

4. Enable Multicast on the same VLAN for example, VLAN 40.

5. Save changes.

6. Move the TMS zl Module to another chassis where the VLAN (VLAN 40) used on OSPF,

Multicast, and RIP, does not exist.

7. Verify that the information related to that particular VLAN (VLAN 40) is not displayed

anymore on the Zone and Routing pages.

8. Save changes.

9. Put the TMS zl Module back to the first chassis and verify that the information associated

with the VLAN (VLAN 40) is not displayed here either, since changes where saved on

previous chassis.

10. Again add VLAN 40 to the VLAN Association page.

Actual Result: VLAN 40 is displayed on OSPF and Multicast pages.

Expected Result: VLAN 40 should only be displayed on the VLAN Associations page.

■ PR_11856 — When using the Web browser interface, an error message is displayed when

a valid IP Address is trying to be set in some pages, such as RADIUS, IPsec Policies, and so

forth. For example, this may occur when an otherwise valid IP address is added with a final

space at the end. As a workaround, be sure there are no white space characters in the IP

address. This behavior is seen in Web browser interface fields such as the following:

• RADIUS (server address)

• IKEv1 (local and remote gateway, local and remote Id IPsec Policies (Traffic Selectors)

• GRE (IP Tunnel, local and remote IP, selector IP and MASK)

• SCEP (SCEP server)

■ PR_12477 — When logging in as an operator in the Web browser interface, some drop

down selections are not disabled. This behavior does not allow an operator to perform any

management functions, but the drop down selections should be disabled to prevent the

impression that management operations can be performed.