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CUSTOMER RELEASE NOTES
Changes and Enhancements in 5.01.01.0047
Corrected an issue that prevented Syslog messages generated from routing protocols.
Modified the SNTP poll interval to be set as a power of 2, to conform to RFC1305.
Previous images supported only a single permit or deny any rule per ACL. The SecureStack-C2 will now
support one each for ICMP, UDP, TCP, and IP.
Improved the resiliency of the host process by ensuring control traffic (e.g. BPDUs) gets higher priority during
heavy traffic loads.
Corrected an issue were RIPv2 routes with a 32 bit mask were not accepted.
Corrected an issue were Policy rule counts could potentially be updated incorrectly when a rule was removed.
This could have prevented new rules from being added.
Changes and Enhancements in 5.01.01.0040
Corrected a shared-memory timing issue that in rare circumstances could affect management access to the
switches after a reset. The new code ensures that shared memory is accessed in an orderly fashion by multiple
processes during startup.
Changes and Enhancements in 5.01.01.0039
Implemented the new Enterasys standard version numbering system on the SecureStack C2.
Changed the default logging severity level to 6. The result of this will be that more informational messages may
be seen in Syslog and CLI than in previous images. However, this does not affect the operation of the switch.
Added support for LACP short timers.
When a fiber port is disabled, both the transmit and receive links of the port will now be disabled.
Multi-word VLAN name assignments are supported and persistent when encapsulated in quotes.
Users can ping the host IP address from any port in a mixed stack as long as the port has the proper VLAN
egress configuration.
Resolved an issue with policy where in certain configurations port policy assignments weren't being removed
properly.
Fix an issue with policy based inbound rate limiting which was preventing rate limits from being enforced.
Support has been added for RFC 3580, VLAN authorization in conjunction with MAC Authentication services.
With a basic PWA configuration on the stack, users can now access the PWA login page by simply entering the
PWA server IP address instead of being required to enter the entire URL.
Modifying the MACLock Firstarrival value will limit the number of users allowed network access on the port.
Changes to this value will be enforced on the number of current users as well as new users.
Corrected the reporting of physical port and LAG port speeds using the ifSpeed MIB..
When executing the command ―show config‖, the output will encrypt the passwords of SNMP users.
Resolved an issue where MAC Authenticated devices that were continuously sending data were required to re-
authenticate every 10 minutes or so even though re-authentications has been disabled.
Multi-word SNMPv3 group names can now be configured and deleted as long as the group names are
encapsulated in quotes.
The CLI output of the ―show cdp‖, ―show port egress‖, and ―show mac port <port>‖ commands will now be
managed properly by the terminal display value set using the ―set length‖ command.
Removed an additional offset seen in the display output of the SNMP configuration when executing the CLI
command ―show config‖ or ―show config snmp‖.
Modifying the lacptimeout value will no longer require globally disabling and re-enabling LACP to be enforced.
LAG ports which are spread across multiple units in a stack have been made more resilient in the event of a
failure of one of the stack members.
Corrected an issue caused by an incorrect port index being used which presented itself as the Syslog message
―Invalid hpc_index of 0‖.
Added support for the dot1dStpPortPathCost mib.
08/13/2008 P/N: 9038155-52
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