Juniper NETWORK AND SECURITY MANAGER - RELEASE NOTES REV 3 Release Note page 29

Known Issues
498733—The NSM GUI does not provide a check box for enabling Track IP under VSD
Group Monitoring for cluster members.
499146—After an RMA/Activate of an NS204 device, the NSM server primary interface
displays a delta.
499174—When service applications are configured on policies in a Junos OS device
template and applied to devices through NSM, the update fails.
499181—The NSM GUI erroneously displays the Gateway Tracking On option for IPv6
destination-based routes. IPv6 routes do not support this feature, causing the update
to fail.
501774—When a port template configuration is pushed to an EX Series switch, the
Device Connectivity status goes down and then comes back up.
502716—While updating IDP policies on an MX960 router, NSM only updates the name
of the policy but not its contents such as address, attacks, action, notification, and so
on.
503701—When selecting enforcement points to associate with ICs on an EX Series
switch, the NSM GUI does not display the Select Cluster Member option. Drag the
window open to see an extra field for selecting IC A/A cluster members.
504876—NSM is unable to connect with EX8216 switches running Junos OS Release
10.0r1.8.
504886—When a device is added through any workflow, NSM requires you to perform
an import device config operation before you can view the Advanced > Predefined
Service Session cache > Predefined Services option.
505299—Under Device Discovery rules, NSM is unable to discover J4350 and J6350
devices.
506135—NSM does not display variables for a query expression in the filter node under
Configuration > System > Log monitoring. You can however, create a query expression
in a template where these variables are visible and successfully update a device in
NSM with the template.
514022—NSM is unable to delete or disable IPv6 addresses configured on an interface
using NSM. You can, however, delete an IPv6 address configured on an interface using
the CLI.
514848—Object manager creates duplicate address objects with the same name but
different IP addresses.
516415—NSM imports an IPv6 address object whose domain name has been changed
in the device as an IPv4 address object.
516420—Device Monitor does not update the modified device polling time.
517719—NSM is unable to add a Junos OS Pulse binary package. NSM supports a
maximum package size of 50 MB and a maximum heap size (configured in NSM client)
of 768 MB. However, the pulse binary package size is 70 MB and requires 2048 MB of
heap memory.
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