Configuration; Firewall Load Balancing; Ftp; Health Checks - Sun Microsystems Secure Application Switch N1216 Release Notes

Configuration

When modifying load balance configurations on the target switch wild cards cannot
be used. The desired parameter(s) need to be modified individually.
sun(config)# vswitch testing loadBalance realService rs2|rs3
adminState disabled
(7561/6505411)
Before using configuration synchronization in manual mode, you must disable
autodump. Once the manual synchronizations are complete, autodump can be
enabled. Failure to disable autodump prior to a manual synchronization results in
false autodump occurrences. Do the following to disable autodump:
sun(config)# switchServices chassis debug autoDump adminState
disabled
(7626)

Firewall Load Balancing

When defining firewall real services, create a static route on the switch for each of
the firewalls. In the case where the firewall is the default gateway, a default route for
each firewall should be defined. If a firewall real service is disabled or deleted the
associated route for the firewall must be deleted as well. (7250/6483927)

FTP

The FTP client on the switch is not accessible through the Web interface. The FTP
client must be used within the CLI. (3778/6351865)

Health Checks

If you are using a script for Scripted Health Checks and one of the lines of the script
fails, there is a potential for the CLI process to continually restart. This issue could
happen for a variety of reasons, including an unresponsive server. If the CLI process
is repeatedly restarting, correct the problem by removing the Scripted Health Check
and use standard Health Checks. (7210/6471331)
If more than one service group is using the same Scripted Health Check and it is not
explicitly defined, the service group fails due to a script failure. To avoid this issue,
the path to the Scripted Health Check must be explicit within the Health Check
configuration. The following is a correct example of an explicit Health Check:
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Sun Secure Application Switch – Release Notes for v3.2.1 • August 2007