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Revision Notes for Router 11.01 rev 1
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SITE MANAGER COMPATIBILITY
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Router Version is managed by Site Manager version
v11.01 revision 1 --------------------------> V5.01, V5.01 rev1,
5.01 rev 2
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Revision 11.01/1 corrects the following problems:
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CR 18964: GAME.
The router causes the log to wrap with the following "mapping"
message:
# 55: 09/20/95 17:46:14.056 DEBUG SLOT 1 GAME Code: 87
mapping [0x31710fd4] of dying 0x02063 @ 0x0badadde survived
(owner=0x00401 @ 0x30089b62, map_act=0x300b6826,
gh=0x3164f150- >0x00002063)
CR 28843: Protocol Priority.
When you enable Protocol Prioritization, it is initialized as the
TCP connection to the router is established. However, because there
are two TCP connections associated with each DLS connection,
it tries to initialize ppri twice, causing a MIB error to occur
the second time.
CR 24240: SM-DLSW.
When configuring DLSw and trying to edit parameters in the Local
Device Configuration window, SNMP set and backward compatibility
errors occur.
CR 27857: IPX.
On routers running software version 10.01 or later, a condition
exists in which the IPX SAP tables fail to synchronize
between slots in a redundant topology after the RIPs/SAPs age.
CR 29398: TCP.
A watchdog timeout error, or an "out of memory condition" error,
occurred in routine tcp_get_stm.
CR 29520: DVMRP.
DVMRP experiences a fault when it runs out of aliases.
CR 28381: OSPF.
An OSPF Links State Advertisement may be continually retransmitted
every retransmit interval under certain conditions. This does not
cause loss of connectivity, but causes a small amount of
unnecessary OSPF traffic.
CR 17028: GAME.
Customer request to add a feature that allows the
router to save all memory (global and local) to a Flash card. This
will enable users to enable/disable crash dumps without depending
on the functions in the MIB or GAME.
CR 29243: TCP.
If a TCP session does not receive the correct sequence when a
connection is being established, the router leaves the connection
entry in a listening mode. This causes memory to be allocated for a
connection that should be inactive.
CR 29341: IP.
A router configured with Token Ring ignores OSPF Hello messages
sent with a broadcast address of C000FFFFFFFF.
CR 28680: OSPF.
Internal cost is not compared when two LSAs give equal OSPF type 2
cost to the same destination.
CR 28276: OSPF.
A problem exists in which the routing table shows OSPF external
routes with the wrong next hop. This can be seen with two routers
configured back to back over Frame Relay, with one router
advertising the externals to the other router over this Frame
Relay link. The downstream router's routing table will contain
external routes with the next hop of its local FR interface,
thereby preventing the downstream router from communicating to
all external routes learned over this interface.
CR 29250: IPX.
An enhancement request to allow IPX to create dynamic gates to
handle all GET server requests except the GET nearest server
request. This enables the router to respond to multiple server
requests simultaneously.
CR 29075: ATM.
ARE E3 Interface needs to set the E3 G.832 Payload Type to "ATM"
instead of "Unequipped" to interoperate with the UT-XC
Italtel-Siemens ATM Switch.
CR 29006: Frame Relay.
Frame corruption occurs while running Frame Relay on a
Transparent bridge between Ethernet and FDDI.
CR 29895: IP.
The IP traffic filter "forward to IP destination addresses"
modifies data in IP fragmented packets.
CR 29458: X.25.
A X.25 call transmitted over the ISDN D channel with flow
negotiation enabled at the packet and service levels causes a bus
error on the destination router. This condition occurs on both ARN
and ASN routers.
CR 29796: SWSERV.
The second SPID registration fails after a line failure.
CR 29856: IPX.
A problem exists in routers running software version 10.01 or later
in which IPX static routes are advertised with incorrect costs.
This problem occurs in environments where servers use tick cost to
calculate the expected response time for a connection and
determine retransmission times.
CR 28401: QLLC.
A situation exists that prevents the concurrent transmission of
QLLC and IPEX traffic on the same interface.
CR 28773: IPX.
If you configure a router with IPX and not RIP, a bus error will
occur in ipx_sap_update_start.
CR 28782: QLLC.
QLLC contained configuration information for only PU2.0 XID,
therefore it was unable to build a PU2.1 XID. QLLC no longer needs
configuration information to build XID messages. Instead, it
sends a Null XID message to the end station to retrieve the
required information.
CR 28383: Technician Interface.
A router experiences random faults and slot resets while using
the Technician Interface on an ARE slot.
CR 30015: AppleTalk.
A g_fwd fault can occur on a BCN router running AppleTalk on all
slots when a slot gets busy or is reset.
CR 27632: DLSw.
NetBIOS sessions may fail to establish through DLSw if the client
sends the "name query" message to the server's unicast MAC address
rather than to the NetBIOS functional address.
CR 30086: ATMDXI.
Bridging performance problems occurred over an ATM DXI interface,
causing performance degradation in the router.
CR 30160: IP.
When the router sends multiple buffers to the cache gate for the
same destination, ip_rt_cache repeatedly adds and deletes the
destination from the cache, thereby degrading router performance.
CR 22791: IGMP.
When you configure multiple circuits with IGMP on a BCN router,
disable one of these circuits using the "disable igmp circuit"
command, and then enter the "show igmp groups" command, a bus error
occurs on the slot with the disabled IGMP circuit.
CR 27029: OSPF.
LSDB fails to remove external type 2 routes after they are removed
from the routing table.
CR 28607: ATM.
Transparent bridging between Ethernet and FDDI over an ATM PVC
does not work when running router software version 9.01 and
later. The router forwards multicast and broadcast traffic (IP
RIP, RIP2, BPDUs) correctly, but not unicast traffic.
CR 29704: LNM.
The Timer Error Report value should be set to 2 seconds;
currently this value is set to 0.3 seconds, which fails to
comply with the 802.5 standard.
CR 28102: IP.
The amount of CPU consumed by IP in an affected slot will grow
proportionally to the number of routes that have been unreachable
any time during the operation of the router.
CR 29413: ARP.
A problem exists in router software versions 11.00 or later that
can cause a slot-to-slot inconsistency in the IP Host Table
(ARP table). This can cause IP connectivity problems in the
router when the host cache is enabled.
CR 28588: Frame Relay.
After bouncing a line between Frame Relay switch and the router,
routes learned by RIP disappear from the routing table.
CR 29616: Frame Relay--Multiline.
CR 29617
When you configure Frame Relay for multiline with Random Base
distribution on a router running software version 11.00, IP RIP
uses only one of the Available Data Paths and switches to the
other Data Path if the first Data Path's PVC becomes inactive.
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