Release K.12.01 Enhancements - HP ProCurve 3500yl Release Notes

Release K.12.01 Enhancements

Release K.12.01 is a major software update containing many new features and enhancements to
existing features. The following updates have been documented in the latest revisions to the manuals
(February 2007). Refer to the manuals for additional details.
Software Manual/
Enhancements
Management and Configuration Guide
Bi-directional Rate Limiting: In earlier releases, all traffic rate-limiting applied to inbound traffic only,
Loopback Interface: A virtual interface that is always up and reachable as long as at least one
USB Support Provides an option for using a USB device as a source or destination for
Intelligent Mirroring Enables copying of network traffic from a network interface to a local or
DNS Resolver Used in local network domains to enable the use of a hostname or
SNMP-Server Source IP
Commands:
SNMPv3 AES Support: Authentication and privacy for SNMPv3 users has been enhanced to
Multicast and Routing Guide
OSPF NSAA: Support for Not-So-Stubby-Areas (NSAA).
DHCP Relay: Enhancements to the DHCP Relay feature allow you to disable the hop
and was specified as a percentage of total bandwidth. This enhancement
allows you to configure outbound rate-limiting for all traffic on a port, and
specify bandwidth usage in terms of bits per second (bps).
of the IP interfaces on the switch is operational. By default, each switch
has an internal loopback interface (lo0). You can configure up to seven
other loopback interfaces on the switch.
file transfers. Refer to "Using USB To Download Switch Software" in the
"File Transfers" appendix of the Management and Configuration Guide for
your switch (February 2007 or newer). For information on USB device
compatibility on the 3500yl, 5400zl, and 6200yl switches, refer to the HP
ProCurve support Website:
http://www.hp.com/rnd/support/faqs/index.htm.
remote exit port where a host such as a traffic analyzer or intrusion
detection system (IDS) is connected.
fully-qualified domain name to perform ping and traceroute operations from
the switch.
Provides added security by allowing you to send SNMP replies from the
same IP address as the one on which the corresponding SNMP request
was received.
support AES 128-bit encryption as a privacy protocol in SNMPv3 messages
in compliance with RFC 3826.
count in DHCP requests, and enable support for up to 2048 IP helper
addresses of DHCP servers.
Release K.12.01 Enhancements
Description
Enhancements
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