Version Of Previous Release; Compatibility; Changes In This Release - Avaya ERS 8600 Manual

Trace files
MPLS trace file
6. Version of Previous Release
Software Version 5.1.0.0
7. Compatibility
This software release is managed with Java Device Manager (JDM) release 6.1.8.0 or higher.
This software release supports the Web Switching Module (WSM) release WebOS 10.0.34.0. This code is
found on Nortel web site under Content Networking -> Web Switches -> Ethernet Routing Switch Web Switch
Module.
This software release supports SDM FW Release up to 2.3.7.0. This code is found on Nortel web site under
Security & VPN -> Service Delivery Module 8660, which provides a link to CheckPoint web site.
This software release supports SDM TPS Release up to 4.7.0.2. This code is found on Nortel web site under
Security & VPN -> Service Delivery Module 8660.
To download any of these code releases requires valid Nortel support web access, as well as valid CheckPoint
support site access for most FW code.
8. Changes in This Release
New Features in This Release
With this release, ERS 8600 introduces new commands to better handle receiving bad OSPF
LSAs. The Switch will have an option to configure the way the router behaves on receiving a bad LSA.
There are now different options on how to handle a received BAD LSA (with hole in mask). This can
affect how adjacency is form to other routers in the network. (Q01997413)
The following commands have been implemented for this new functionality:
config ip ospf bad-lsa-ignore <enable|disable>
To enable the Switch to keep accepting the bad LSAs (with hole in mask) use the following CLI
command (default behavior is disable):
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Trace file for MPLS. This is auto generated
and appears on the PCMCIA after upgrade.
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