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Mellanox MLNX-OS Release Notes for SX1018HP Ethernet Managed Blade Switch

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5 Bug Fixes
The following table describes MLNX-OS™ bug fixes in this software release.
Table 5 - Bug Fixes (Sheet 1 of 2)
Index Category Description
1. Ethernet Interfaces When trying to give a description to a port after it has been split, the command
fails.
2.
Ethernet Interfaces After reload, port flow control might appear enabled when it is actually disabled.
3. Ethernet Interfaces On rare occasions the internal links does not come up in 40GbE.
4. Spanning Tree While running the show spanning-tree command, the error
“issd_st_get_switch_port_loop_guard - nmhGetFsMIMstCistPortLoopGuard
failed with issin-dex” might appear in the log. This can safely be ignored.
5. LLDP User cannot delete all optional LLDP TLVs (only modifying them), one of the
optional LLDP TLVs will be added always.
6. QoS Mapping user priority ‘i’ (0<= i <=7) to traffic class 0 (TC0), while priority based
flow control (PFC) is enabled on priority ‘i’, may cause excessive transmission of
pause frames in case of congestion.
7. User Interfaces ME allows 1Gb/s speed option in CLI and WebUI.
8. CLI Make behavior consistent between “banner login” in CLI and WebUI equivalent.
9. Chassis Management ME firmware version information does not display within OA interfaces.
10. WebUI Clicking the “Apply” button in the port configuration section might cause a port
restart.
11. SNMP The entity-sensor MIB is currently not supported.
12. System MLNX-OS shows the model type of ME as “SX689638” when it is actually
“SX1018HP”.
13. LLDP LLDP uses only mgmt0 IP address as management address.
14. LLDP When changing the mgmt0 IP address or port description, LLDP does not update
this information in the LLDP TLVs.
15. LLDP LLDP notifications are not supported.
16. LLDP By default, the management address is not advertised in the LLDP management
address TLV.
17. LLDP A TLV management address is sent for all IP interfaces in the system.
18. LLDP When an interface is disabled, an LLDPDU with TTL 0 is not sent.
19. LLDP Chassis ID is advertized via the system GUID.
20. LLDP LLDPDUs with the wrong EtherType are not discarded.
21. LLDP The SwitchX management address is not advertised on splitter ports.
22. ACL There is no enforcement for configuring out-of-range VLAN in ACL.