Allied Telesis AT-9900 Series Release Note page 12

CR Module
CR00012140 PIM
CR00012167 Switch
CR00012204 PPP, Eth,
IP Gateway,
VRRP
CR00012232 Firewall,
SIP ALG
CR00012430
CR00012233 BOOTP
Version 276-03
C613-10474-00 REV B
Level
2 If the link between two PIM Sparse Mode neighbours was removed, sometimes
one of the neighbours rebooted.
This issue has been resolved.
2 When MAC address entries time out in the switch's ARP table, the switch re-ARPs
for the entry's MAC address and adds the entries back if it gets a reply. When
48-port switches re-added the entry, sometimes they associated it with the
wrong port number. This stopped the switch from transmitting traffic to that
MAC address.
This issue has been resolved.
2 If VRRP and/or PPP interfaces underwent many state changes, slow memory leaks
occurred.
This issue has been resolved.
2 Some SIP phones may alter or periodically refresh the session information for a
call, by sending a re-invite message while the call is in progress. Previously, when
a call was established between two SIP phones on the private side of the firewall
and one of the phones attempted to update the session information, the call
became corrupted. This meant that one of the callers stopped hearing the other.
This issue has been resolved.
2 When the router or switch acted as a relay agent to process BOOTP requests that
contained option 82, it modified the option 82 information of packets even
when their giaddr field was set to a non-zero value. The router or switch applied
the policy specified by the command:
set bootp relay option82 policy={drop|keep|replace}
This issue has been resolved. As required by RFC 3046, the router or switch now
forwards client DHCP packets that have a non-zero giaddr field without
modifying their option 82 fields.
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