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CUSTOMER RELEASE NOTES
Changes and Enhancements in 4.00.31
When a MAC Locking violation occurs on the SecureStack C2, and traps are enabled, the violating MAC
address listed in the trap will be accurately reported.
Resolved an issue found in previous releases where STP configuration could be lost during a firmware upgrade.
Corrected an issue where after an excessive number of attempts to authenticate via RADIUS by a user, the
device would fail to send out a RADIUS request packet to the RADIUS server.
Policy assignments are correctly updated on ports when link is removed or the session is terminated.
Multiple users who share a computer will be applied the correct policy assignment and network connectivity
when each user logs into the PC.
Resolved an issue which prevented PWA from redirecting the user to a requested webpage if a PWA banner
was configured and the URL was greater than one directory deep.
When the SecureStack C2 is configured as a multicast querier and the last member of a multicast group leaves,
the SecureStack will no longer continue to flood multicast traffic to the port.
Changes and Enhancements in 4.00.24
The SecureStack C2 switch now supports creation of single port LAGs with HP ProCurve devices.
PWA has been improved to ensure access to the PWA authentication server, even under heavy traffic loads.
Configuring the SecureStack C2 switch with a non-default ―set length‖ value will no longer prematurely close
telnet sessions when executing commands which output large amounts of data.
The SecureStack C2 switch will support the configuration of weighted round robin (default) or strict priority
queuing.
An issue has been fixed whereby flow control packets were flooded to the front panel ports degrading the rate at
which traffic could traverse the CPU.
When executing a ―set‖, ―show‖, or ―clear‖ VLAN command on a list of VLANs, the VLANs can be listed in either
ascending or descending order.
The ―show vlan portinfo vlan‖ command will accurately display the egress list for the VLAN(s) specified.
The set maclock command now supports using either hyphens or colons to separate the bytes of a MAC
address.
The command ―set webview enable ssl-only‖ has been added to the list of command options. When the ―set
webview enable ssl-only‖ command is enabled in conjunction with the ―set ssl enable‖ command, the user will
only be allowed to access WebView using HTTPS (SSL - TCP port 443), HTTP (TCP port 80) will be disabled
for webview access. If the command ―set ssl enable‖ is configured in conjunction with ―set webview disable ssl-
only‖ (the default setting), then WebView will be accessible by either HTTPS or HTTP.
Modifications have been implemented to make the interaction of GVRP and dynamic LAG creation more
resilient.
If a user globally disables maclocking or disables it on a port, the CLI output of "show maclock stations" will no
longer list MAC addressed on the affected ports as having an ―Active‖ status.
The SecureStack C2 switch now supports up to three ip-helper addresses per routed interface. This advanced
functionality replaces the global ip-helper address command which was supported in earlier images.
The Power Supply Status and Fan Status of all stack members can now be examined by executing the ―show
system‖ command via the CLI or by accessing the ―Power Supply‖ screen of WebView.
The default speed and duplex settings for the C2K122-24 ten gigabyte interfaces will no longer appear in the
output of ―show config‖.
ToS values of zero are now accurately displayed as ―0‖ in the output of the CLI command ―show cos settings‖.
If the primary and secondary servers are configured on the device, the device will attempt to contact the
secondary RADIUS server if the primary server becomes unavailable.
08/13/2008 P/N: 9038155-52
Subject to Change Without Notice
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