Nortel Nautica 4000 Release Note page 16

NauticaRS 4.132R Release Notes for the Nautica 4000
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5. Issues with downloading new code from Nautica Wizard
under early versions of Windows 95
upgrading to the latest version of WINSOCK. Consult your
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Microsoft reseller for upgrade details.
Caution: Only upgrade WINSOCK if you experience problems
with the unit upgrade. Upgrading when there are no problems
may interfere with the running of other Windows 95
applications. At the time of going to print, the latest version of
WINSOCK can be found at http://www.microsoft.com/ntserver/
info/PPTPdownWinsock.htm.
6. The output of the Advanced > NAT > Show NAT Addresses
command in Nautica Wizard displays the wrong values for
the protocol and timeout columns.
7. When running setup from BCC, the option for IPX frame
type asks which frame type you require. Regardless of what
you enter, it is set to 802.3. If this needs to be changed, do so
manually in the
8. When entering an IPX network number in the BCC setup
script, the value that is entered is converted from decimal to
hexadecimal. For example, if a user enters 100, BCC shows a
value of 64. When using setup, enter the network numbers in
decimal format and not hexadecimal.
9. DHCP lease information is stored in non-volatile memory
when the unit configuration is saved. This cannot easily be
removed, but is updated when the configuration is next saved.
DHCP leases granted since the last save do not survive a
reboot; this can lead to the same address being given to more
than one client.
10. The NDEVLOAD utility is only compatible with new style
BRI-ST and BRI-U type TAs (silver RJ-45 connector) and
not with the old style BRI and PRI TA modules (black RJ-45
connector). Older files must be upgraded using
ISDNPROG.EXE and the .bin extension files as before.
system# context of BCC.
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