Allied Telesis AT-9900 Series Release Note page 35

CR Module Level
CR00011664
PERM
CR00011739
IP
CR00011754
VRRP
Level 4
CR Module Level
CR00011004
QoS
CR00011056
Classifier
Version 276-03
C613-10474-00 REV B
3 The IAC (interpret as control) characters (0xFF) are escaped when sent across the
permanent assignment connection. If TCP could not send the entire buffer, the
two IAC characters were previously split up, which resulted in extra IAC
characters in the receive buffers.
This issue has been resolved. IAC characters and their escape are no longer split
over buffers.
3 Previously, a route map entry could not be deleted if the route map was used by
BGP, OSPF or RIP. Now the route map entry can be deleted unless it is the last entry
of the route map.
3 Previously, when a ping was sent to the virtual router address of a VRRP pair, and
VR IP address adoption was turned on (adopt=on), the reply message was sent
back from the IP address of the interface that was being used, instead of from the
IP address of the virtual router that was pinged. Some systems failed the ping
because of this address mismatch.
This issue has been resolved. Ping replies now come from the IP address of the
virtual router that was pinged.
4 Previously, if you used the ? or Tab keys to obtain help about the Quality of Service
commands, the resulting help included references to RED curves, which are not
available on the switch.
This issue has been resolved—the help no longer refers to RED curves.
4 Previously, it was possible to create multiple classifiers that classified packets
according to the same UDP or TCP port range.
This issue has been resolved. If you attempt to create such a classifier, the switch
displays an error message.
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