HP 7500/7900 Switch Series - HP 7500-CMW520-R6703 Release Notes

LSD071172

 Symptom: Portal authentication is unavailable when the MPU modifies portal authentication

settings.

 Condition: This symptom might occur if portal authentication settings are modified when CPU usage

is high.

LSD070985

 Symptom: BGP route calculation occupies too many CPU resources during link switchover or

fallback.

 Condition: This symptom might occur if many BGP route reflectors exist.

LSD071729

 Symptom: The subordinate device in an IRF fabric reboots.

 Condition: This symptom might occur if undo vsi is executed when the state of the peer is changing.

LSD071750

 Symptom: IMC cannot show the panel of the switch.

 Condition: This symptom occurs when IMC accesses the switch.

LSD071724

 Symptom: Track fails to work when PBR needs to perform a nexthop failover.

 Condition: This symptom might occur if the following conditions exist:

 PBR has more than two nodes.

 The two PBR nodes specify two next hops.

 Track is used to trigger a nexthop failover.

 Track fails to work when PBR needs to perform a nexthop failover.

LSD072125

 Symptom: In an IRF fabric, a card that has IRF physical ports continually reboots, which causes

continual reboots of the chassis that hosts the card.

 Condition: This symptom might occur if an unsupported switch-mode is configured for the card, for

example, because of manual configuration file editing or member ID renumbering.

LSD072333

 Symptom: The IRF fabric splits even though the IRF links are up.

 Condition: After an MPU exception occurs on an IRF member chassis, this symptom might occur if

the chassis cannot complete an active/standby switchover before IRF handshaking times out.

LSD072193

 Symptom: In an IRF fabric, only the global active MPU starts up normally, and all other MPUs stay

in STM init state.

 Condition: This symptom might occur if the IRF fabric is rebooted while the IRF links are flapping.