Cisco NSS4100 - Gigabit Storage System Release Note page 7

Closed Caveats
Release Notes for the Cisco NSS4000 and NSS6000 Maintenance Release, Version 1. 1 4
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CSCsw86726
When the NSS sends out a broadcast message to discover an NIS server,
the broadcast is only sent to the physical interfaces, not over any VLANs
that are defined in the system.
The workaround is to not use the NSS in networks where NIS servers are
only accessible over VLANs.
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CSCsw86844
If you delete and then recreate a user account from an ADS domain, the user
cannot log in to the NSS by using the CIFS, FTP, or NFS protocols.
The workaround is to create another ADS user account with a
different name.
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CSCsw86695
If a user was granted write access to a share and the write access was
revoked, the user can still write to subfolders by using NFS.
This problem only occurs under these conditions:
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The user has write privileges to the subfolder (either because the user is
the owner, or was granted access by the owner).
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The user has read privileges to the share (by having explicit share read-
only access).
The workaround is to not enable NFS (which is disabled by default), if NFS is
not being used.
These caveats were resolved in this maintenance release:
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The NSS now supports ADS domains of up to 8,000 objects (domain users
and groups) for the NSS4000 and 16,000 objects (domain users and
groups) for the NSS6000.
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Microsoft Vista interoperability issues no longer exist.
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Extraneous "Shutdown was not clean" messages no longer appear.
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CIFS idle disconnect is now working for Windows clients.
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Virtualized RAIDs no longer fail to start at bootup.
Release Notes
P/N OL-18976-01 7