Release Notes G.07. 53

Software Fixes

Release G.07.27 9/05/03

 IRDP (PR_98092) — IRDP (ICMP Router Discovery Protocol) did not return a router

address to the requesting PC.

 LACP (PR_98026) — Dynamic active or passive LACP ports do not aggregate into the trunk

group resulting in STP loops.

 Mgmt (PR_96924) — Device unmanageable when heavily loaded with software routing.

 POST (PR_98922) — Known good module fails to come up under heavy stress conditions.

 Routing (PR_94958) — Routing performance degrades after 10 minutes of continued

traffic. Traffic was being routed in software due to a prematurely aged out MAC entry. ARPs

will now be sent out 1/minute to reinstate a proper MAC entry with a valid ARP entry.

 Routing (PR_95616) — Packets dropped when routing packets from a Trunk Group and

the destination is the same Trunk Group.

 STP (PR_97602) — Trunking & RSTP enabled, broadcast storm

 Trunks (PR_90615/91727) — Traffic not forwarding on a trunk group using ports from 2

modules.

 Web (PR_82157) — On a “First Time Install” instance of the web interface, missing graphic

on the pop up window.

 Web (PR_90858) — “VLAN Name” text field won't clear after 12 characters are entered.

 Web/CLI (PR_89900) — Though the Web UI reports excessive CRC/Alignment errors, these

errors were not recorded by CLI port counters.

Release G.07.27 9/05/03

 WEB (PR_82530) — Browsers running with Sun Java versions 1.3.x can result in the

browser closing. Sun Java versions 1.4.x can result in very high CPU utilization in the switch,

which causes problems for protocol processing (e.g. STP, IGMP, CDP, console, etc.) and other

processes that require the CPU.

Release G.07.26 8/13/03

 ARP (PR_91694) — When port monitoring is enabled, the switch does not forward

broadcast ARPs out all ports.

 Trunks (PR_91727) — Connectivity problems when a trunk is connected to different

modules in the same switch.