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Changes and Enhancements in 2.01.37
A function has been added which allows the user to revert back to the old device configuration. The user has the
option of turning the default ―auto save‖ mode off by issuing the ―set SNMP persistmode manual‖ command.
When manual save mode is enabled, the ―save config‖ command must be issued to make configuration changes
persistent. The CLI command set for this function also includes ―set SNMP persistmode auto‖, which resets the
mode to auto save, and ―show SNMP persistmode.‖
Configuration steps to disable the ―auto-save‖ are:
1. set SNMP persistmode manual
2. save config
Note: At this point the system will not automatically save any changes unless the ―save config‖ command is
executed or the ―reset‖ command is followed up by entering ―yes‖ when prompted to save changes.
MIB support has been added for the dot1dTpFdbTable.
MIB support has been added for the dot1dTpAgingTime.
A problem causing the node/alias table to age out has been resolved.
A problem causing the ifType and ifName OIDs to return incorrect values for the 10-Gig ports on C2K122-24
units has been resolved.
The number of nodes supported per port in the node/alias table has been changed to 32 to make support
consistent with other Enterasys products.
A problem causing SNMP replies to be sent out to the ―old‖ root port after link loss has been resolved.
A problem causing a Syslog error to occur when joining two standalone units into a stack has been resolved.
Previously if a user attempted to add a powered up unit acting as master to an existing stack the CLI Syslog
would display an error message. This has been resolved in the 2.01.37 release.
A method has been added to save the config manually, not automatically.
A problem where PWA would still allow a port to be authenticated even after the PWA session was terminated
has been resolved.
A problem where the Spanning Tree LAG adminpathcost to be ignored after reset has been resolved.
A problem where the ARP cache would not update when a new ISL port becomes active has been resolved.
A problem causing the dot1dTpFdbTable to respond to a snmpnext, but to fail to do so for a snmpget has been
resolved.
A problem causing the Spanning Tree root cost to be incorrect when removed from the region has been
resolved.
A problem allowing the user to disable auto-negotiation on a MGBIC shared SFP port has been resolved.
A ―show radius accounting status‖ command has been added.
A problem causing stack communication issues, RPC timeouts, and master reset has been resolved.
A problem with CDP denoting the switch as SecureFast switch 1.8 or greater has been resolved.
Changes and Enhancements in 2.01.24
Support has been added for NetSight Automated Security Manager version 2.0 or later.
A problem causing a new configuration file to delete user-created passwords has been resolved.
CLI commands to set and show node alias on a per-port basis have been added.
CLI references to setting policies or VLAN assignments based on source IP or MAC address has been removed,
as this functionality was never supported on C2 modules. The user can only configure rules to change the CoS
or drop the packet based on source IP or source MAC address.
Two commands previously existed which had similar functionalities: ―set policy rule admin-profile‖ and ―set policy
port‖. The ―set policy rule admin-profile‖ command has been removed since it was not supported.
Configured ―set policy port‖ commands are displayed incorrectly in the ―show config‖ output. These commands
are displayed as ―set policy rule admin‖ commands. Therefore, any configurations saved by using ―show config
outfile‖ will also fail. This will be fixed in the 03.00.xx release.
Changes and Enhancements in 2.01.22
The user will now be prompted for a password in order to access the boot menu. The minimum character length
is 10, and the default password is ―administrator‖. Once the menu is accessed, the user can change the
password. With this fix, the boot code version has changed to 01.00.23.
08/13/2008 P/N: 9038155-52
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Subject to Change Without Notice
CUSTOMER RELEASE NOTES
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