Dhcp Relay; Dos; Ethernet; Forwarding - Juniper JUNOSE 10.3.1 - RELEASE NOTES 3-19-2010 Release Note

JUNOSe 10.3.1 Release Notes

DHCP Relay

DoS

Ethernet

Forwarding

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Resolved Known Problems
SRP crash - reset type: panic task: dhcpRelay_dhcpRe file: dhcpRelay.cc line:
11249 [Defect ID 90123]
DoS-protection-group configuration for IpLocalLspPing is not working as
expected. [Defect ID 88877]
When you remove the IP address of a LAG bundle on an ES2 10G LM or an ES2
10G ADV LM, which is configured with a Gigabit Ethernet physical interface as
the member interface and assigned an IP address and subnet mask, the line
module resets during the time of deletion of the IP address. This problem
occurs if you enabled a VRRP instance identifier (VRID), assigned an IP address
with the VRID, and configured the VRRP advertisement interval time for the
LAG bundle. [Defect ID 181116]
In the Gigabit Ethernet line modules, the CPU usage increase after upgrade to
9.1.2 due to ISSU changes. [Defect ID 89846]
In some conditions if a PPPoE subinterface exists in the same VLAN, DSI
cannot be created. [Defect ID 89824]
Failure of PPPoE interfaces creation on LM10A. [Defect ID 89809]
LM10A or LM10+ crashes when removing merge policies; file:
aptationLayer.cc; line: 7515; task: scheduler. [Defect ID 185102]
Memory Leak observed in NWT LAB when flapping DHCP and PPPoE
subscribers on LM10. [Defect ID 185871]
After every PPPoE session disconnect and reconnect, a Memory Leak was
observed on the ES2 10G LM indicating that there is one
luInstructions:nextHop forty byte objects that consumes the memory. [Defect
ID 89816]
Multicast admission bandwidth in adaptive mode blocking multicast streams
[Defect ID 87822]
Packets with router alert IP option configured are sent to SRP though the source
addresses in the packets are not local and the associated protocol is disabled.
[Defect ID 88859]
When you configure IP policy-lists having extrenal parent-groups on IP
interfaces, and use hierarchical policing within interface groups, you may face
incorrect parent-group references. [Defect ID 89850]
The E series router sends transit packets having unordered sequence numbers
through the GRE tunnel. [Defect ID 89518]