HP A7533A - Brocade 4Gb SAN Switch Base Release Note page 61

Sequence of creating two TI zones, not saving the change and then
modifying the attributes with the "zone --add" command results in
misconfigured attributes that will cause software verify on remote
switches when changes are committed.
Specific call to CEE library results in gradual memory leak.
Getting ms_ficon errors on console of core DC SAN Director in
McDATA interop after reboots.
Configdownload fails with Lsan tag download failed: Duplicate tag.
In Interopmode 2 mode, FC address is shown without offset in
switch.html and portshow (cli), but shown with offset in
switchshow.
Ipaddrset command to set Lance GE ports IP address is non-respons-
ive. Must reboot active CP to activate IP.
Optimized SERDES setting for Brocade 8 Gb SAN Switch for
BladeSystem c-Class.
If TI zone operations are performed simultaneously on different
switches, active CP may failover due to termination of Name server
module.
4 Gb switch running at fixed 2 Gb speed may not respond to FLOGI
from HBA using auto-speed negotiation.
Fixed in Fabric OS 6.3.0
Workaround prior to code change:
Other methods of creating TI Zones
and modifying the definitions work
seamlessly. Its just this odd set of steps
that produce the failing condition.
When creating multiple TI zones, they
should be saved before modifying the
attributes. Can clean up problem by
using zone --add to modify the
attributes again after the save. Can
also delete and re-create TI zone.
Fixed in Fabric OS 6.3.0
Fixed in Fabric OS 6.3.0
Fixed in Fabric OS 6.3.0
Workaround prior to code change:
Use CLI to add the tag names back
onto the FCR switch.
Fixed in Fabric OS 6.3.0
Fixed in Fabric OS 6.3.0
Workaround prior to code change:
The following should work. Following
any removal or relocation of an
encryption blade from any chassis
slot, do an hafailover to cause the
standby CP to become active. This
should be done even if no change in
chassis IP addresses is required as
other problems could be otherwise
encountered, depending on network
configuration.
Fixed in Fabric OS 6.3.0
Fixed in Fabric OS 6.3.0
Workaround prior to code change:
No workaround needed, the DC SAN
Director CP fails over non-disruptively
and retains all configuration data.
Fixed in Fabric OS 6.3.0
Workaround prior to code change:
Lock the port to fixed speed.
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