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Operational
Information
Closing A Telnet Issue
Resolved
Lingering User
Sessions Have Been
Eliminated
Timing Out
Prematurely During
Dial-Out Resolved
Adding a User
Deleting a Datalink
Deleting a Frame
Relay PVC
The following operational information is associated with this release:
Closing a Telnet session by clicking the box in the top right corner of the
window will now properly close the session.
Faulty handling of certain dial in client disconnects has been corrected.
The symptoms for this problem include:
User sessions which no longer exist, remain in the session list.
Disconnected users appear active.
Apparently random rebooting of the RAS1500. Rebooting of the unit
was caused by the loss of memory, due to the accumulation of
inactive user sessions.
Certain situations in which dialing out from the RAS1500 would time-out
prematurely while waiting for the other side to answer, have been
corrected.
When you add a user from the LAN-to-LAN page, to use Frame Relay over
the WAN port, the Permanent Virtual Circuit (PVC) that is created will
have the name that is entered in the "Incoming User Name" field. In the
Shared ISP page, it will be the "ISP Name".
If you want to delete a datalink on the WAN interface, you should do it
through the CLI using the following commands:
RAS1500>DISABLE DATALINK <FRAME_RELAY | PPP> INTERFACE
rm0/wan:1
RAS1500>DELETE DATALINK <FRAME_RELAY | PPP> INTERFACE
rm0/wan:1
If you want to delete a Frame Relay PVC, you should do it through the CLI
using the following command:
RAS1500>DISABLE USER <USERNAME ASSOCIATED WITH THE PVC>
RAS1500>DISABLE FRAME_RELAY PVC <PVC NAME>
RAS1500>DELETE FRAME_RELAY PVC <PVC NAME>
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