HP ProCurve 9304M Installation And Configuration Manual page 33

Enhancement
Default sFlow sampling rate
Terminal length and show terminal
commands
New ACL configuration
requirement for EP
Configurable Layer 4 session log
timer
Displaying the size of the running­
config
New compression algorithm for
software images
FDP and Cisco Discovery Protocol
(CDP)
Path MTU discovery (RFC 1191)
support
MTU enhancement for Standard
devices
Flow control enhancement
Displaying an interface's name in
Syslog messages
Additions to the show process
cpu display
ACL comment for ACL with names
Changes to system parameters for
PIM and DVMRP
Description
The default sFlow sampling rate now depends on the device
being configured.
The new terminal length command allows you to specify the
size of a screen during the current CLI session. The show
terminal command displays the configuration for the terminal
length and other commands related to terminal displays.
All ACL changes to the running configuration must be followed by
a rebind of all ACLs.
The Layer 4 session log timer interval, which is used for keeping
track of packets explicitly denied by an ACL, is configurable.
The output of the show running-config, write terminal, and
show configuration commands has been enhanced to display
the size of the running-config.
Beginning with release 07.6.04, a new and improved
compression algorithm is used to generate flash code images.
The new compression algorithm allows the software images to
contain more features.
You can now enable or disable FDP and CDP at the interface
level.
HP devices support the path MTU discovery method described in
RFC 1191.
You can configure some Ethernet interfaces on a Standard
device to have an MTU of 1518 bytes and others to have an MTU
of 1920 bytes.
The HP device generates 802.3x PAUSE frames when the
number of buffers available to a module's Buffer Manager (BM)
drops below a threshold value.
A new IP configuration option has been added to allow you to
display a port or interface name in the Syslog, instead of the port
or interface number.
The show process cpu command now displays CPU utilization
statistics for ACL, 802.1.X, NAT, and L2 switching traffic.
You can now add a comment to an ACL that uses a name instead
of a number.
The system-max dvmrp-max-int-group and the system-max
pim-max-int-group commands have been removed since there
no longer is a limit to the number of interface groups that can be
configured.
Three new commands, system-max multicast-flow, system-
max dvmrp-mcache, and system-max pim-mcache have been
added to define the number of multicast cache entries in the
CAM.
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