TMS zl Module Release Notes ST.1.1.100430

Known Issues

Release ST.1.1.100430

passed in this condition. A troubleshooting technique is to check for VLAN tagging if there

is problem with passing traffic. If it occurs, it can be fixed by doing the tagging manually in

the switch configuration using the switch CLI.

■ PR_55486 — the Web browser interface limits the insert-at value to be from 1 to 9999 while

the command line interface does not impose a higher limit.

■ PR_55506 — When an invalid protocol number is specified for an access policy, the error

message gives a valid range as 0 to 255 when the correct range is 1 to 255.

■ PR_55698 — In the command line interface, the command show connections will truncate

the word "Other".

■ PR_54075 — When Firewall policies are moved in order (priority), current active sessions

are re-evaluated against the new priority. However, some data associated with the policy is

not updated. This old state is reflected in the show connections command by incorrectly

associating the active session with a policy that no longer applies to the session (due to the

policy move). This error is visual only and the actual session not associated with that policy

and was re-evaluated.

■ PR_54194 — Login with the same user on two different host and then logout from both, the

local log only generates a log entry from the first logout.

■ PR_56192 — Upgrading the TMS from an ST.1.0.XXXXXX version to a ST.1.1.YYYYYY

version, the IPS Protocol Anomalies Settings are not being migrated, but instead are restored

to default values.

Steps to reproduce:

1. Running an image of ST.1.0.XXXXXX

2. Change the IPS Protocol Anomalies settings.

3. Upgrade via the Web User Interface

4. Reboot the TMS to complete the upgrade process.

5. After rebooting login to the Web User Interface and go to the IPS Protocol Anomalies

settings.

Expected Result: Protocol anomalies settings should be the same as the ones set before the

upgrade.

Actual Result: Protocol anomalies settings are not migrated after the upgrade and they are reset

to default values.

■ PR_55989 — When running tracert from a device in an internal zone to a device in the

external zone, the results do not show the correct host names (IPs) in each reply. Instead,

every reply shows the host name of the destination host. This problem appears when source

NAT is configured on the TMS and a host in the local network issues a tracert command for

a destination on a remote network.