Support For The Wireless Edge Services Zl Module - HP ProCurve 3500yl Release Notes

ProCurve(config)# snmp-server mib hpswitchauthmib excluded
For more information on the above topic, refer to "Using SNMP To View and Configure Switch
Authentication Features" in the "RADIUS Authentication and Accounting" chapter of the Access
Security Guide for your switch. For an overview of the security features available on the switch,
refer to chapter 1, "Security Overview", in the Access Security Guide for your switch.
Security:
Downloading and booting software release K.12.01 or greater for the first time automatically
enables SNMP access to the hpSwitchAuth MIB objects. If this is not desirable for your network,
ProCurve recommends that you disable it after downloading and rebooting with the latest switch
software.
ACL numbering restrictions:
The K.12.01 release enforces ACL numbering restrictions.
See the Note under Version K.12.01 Software Fixes on page
OSPF virtual link:
OSPF virtual links configurations will be lost with the update to K.12.01.
See the Note under Version K.12.01 Software Fixes on page
MSTP auto-edge-port support and default settings:
With version K.12.04 (page 33), automatic detection of edge ports is supported, along with revised
command options and default settings.
Resources (PR_1000388697):
When the switch is writing large files to flash (for example, a transfer of a very large configuration
or a software update), switch resources may be impacted during the write operation, causing
some potential loss of hello packets. This may impact VRRP, OSPF or spanning tree protocol. In
order to mitigate potentially undesirable affects, updates to the switch software should be made
during a scheduled downtime. Increasing the hello interval of time sensitive protocols may also
assist with mitigation of this issue.

Support for the Wireless Edge Services zl Module

The addition of support for the zl Wireless Edge Services Module will change the way in which radio
ports are treated by the zl and yl Series Switches. If the default setting of LLDP auto-provisioning is
left intact, LLDP information from the ProCurve Radio Ports (J9004A, J9005A, J9006A) will trigger
these devices to be placed into VLAN 2100 or the first available VLAN not already configured above
that (see the section entitled Using Auto-Provisioning to Establish a Radio Port VLAN in the
Minimum Software Versions
160 (PR_1000389442) for details.
161 (PR_1000374003) for details.
Support Notes
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