SITE MANAGER COMPATIBILITY
    
    
    
    Router Version is managed by Site Manager Version
    
    12.03 Revision 1 ------------------------> 6.03 Revision 1
    
    12.03 Revision 1 is Year 2000 Compliance Certified by Bay Networks.
    It has successfully passed Bay Networks Test Procedure which tests conformance
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    Bay Networks Year 2000 Web Site at http://www.baynetworks.com/year2000/.
    
    
    
    
    12.03 Revision 1 corrects the following problems:
    
    
    
    
    CR 27734: GAME
    The ASN2 router reports that a redundant power supply failed when one does not 
    exist. A new MIB parameter (wfRASNRPSUPresent) was added to disable the 
    logging of the message.
    
    CR 29695: PPP
    A bus error occurs on the router as you add a backup frame relay circuit on 
    the primary interface.
    
    CR 29731: TI
    The configuration file size is set to 0 bytes when there is insufficient space 
    to save it.
    
    CR 29756: OSPF
    An OSPF router might unicast link-state updates unnecessarily to its 
    neighbors. 
    
    CR 30166: BISYNC
    Bisynchronous transmission does not work on an octal sync card interface when 
    configured for ASCII Character mode.
    
    CR 30999: FTP
    Using FTP to transfer large files (3+ MB) from an ARN to a PC running Windows 
    95 over frame relay dial-on-demand can cause the ARN router to fault.
    
    CR 31900: IP Traffic Filters
    When an IP traffic filter is enabled on an ATM interface, the number of hops 
    in the TTL (time-to-live) counter decreases by 2.
    
    CR 33795: Diags
    It is difficult to determine if diagnostics have been run on a link module or 
    not, especially from a remote location. The attribute wfModDiagStatus was 
    added to the wfHwEntry MIB, which contains three states: Diags not run, Diags 
    passed, and Diags failed.
    
    CR 34421: Sync
    For MIB II management stations, InUcastPkts and OutUcastPkts can be mapped to 
    the TxFrames and RxFrames in the wfSyncEntry using the MIB attribute 
    wfSyncUcastMap. 
    
    CR 35417: BootP
    The following message from the log should be removed because it fills up the 
    log and the customer can track the information using the MIB: 
    
    # 1: 01/30/98 16:03:33.472 INFO SLOT 4 BOOTP Code: 77
    
    BOOTREQUEST rcvd on 165.222.48.1 dropped - pkt type not relayed.
    
    CR 35612: IP
    Memory leak occurs on all slots with a defined IP routing protocol.
    
    CR 35665: WCP
    When you configure a frame relay service record with WAN compression protocol 
    (WCP) it does not show received BECN records in the statistics.
    
    CR 71111: MIB
    When you boot the router it creates MIB-2 ifEntry instances for logical 
    circuits only. RFC 1213 requires that ifEntry instances be created for logical 
    circuits (such as, IP), the associated PVC, and the underlying physical 
    interface. 
    
    The following MIB attributes all remain at zero: ifMtu, ifSpeed, 
    ifPhysAddress, ifInErrors, ifOutErrors, and ifOutQlen. The following are the 
    only MIB attributes that display valid data: ifIndex, ifAdminStatus, 
    ifOperStatus, ifLastChange, ifInOctets, ifOutOctets, ifInDiscards, and 
    ifOutDiscards. 
    
    CR 73592: VINES
    A router does not properly update the VINES routing table after it receives a 
    redirect packet.
    
    CR 74044: IPv6
    IPv6 over PPP faults when the PPP interface is disabled.
    
    CR 74088: Scripts
    The "show hardware slot" command does not support a QMCT1-DS0A link module in 
    a router.
    
    CR 74167: X.25
    When full addressing is set to off for the Public Data Network, the router 
    makes a connection for the first X.25 service record only. The remaining X.25 
    service records then attempt to connect using the remote X.121 address of the 
    first service record configured.
    
    CR 74189: VINES
    A router running VINES does not reply to a request for Check Neighbor Request 
    from a server running on Windows NT. The VINES server waits for a response and 
    then resends the request until a timeout value is reached.
    
    CR 75667: ATM
    The LEC is sending an LE_ARP for the multicast address C0 00 00 00 01 00.
    
    CR 78294: ARP
    The router incorrectly caches an ARP response of all Fs as its MAC address 
    which ultimately causes a network outage after the TTL expires.
    
    CR 78301: IP
    In ISP mode, router does not pass ASB (all subnet broadcast) traffic.
    
    CR 79357: BGP
    Dynamically changing the BGP peer addresses on a router may cause a fault.
    
    CR 79893: Sync
    A Unix server PU 2.1 fails to connect to an SDLC PU 4 (3745) through DLSw 
    routers whenever PU 2.1 is activated before PU 4. When this condition occurs, 
    the Unix server continuously sends XID Fmt 3 frames while receiving nothing. 
    Also, PU 4 does not forward XID Fmt 3 frames to the peer router by the 
    secondary SDLC router.
    
    CR 79904: TI
    The User login should not have the privileges to change the date and time.
    
    CR 79920: MC T1 E1
    A system 5000 with several 5380s experiences CPU resource issues. After 
    loading the ASN and Munich drivers and setting the clocking to internal, the 
    CPU use went from 40 to 50 percent.
    
    CR 80388: DLSw
    When you disable IP on a router using DLSw Version 2.0, the router experiences 
    an error.
    
    CR 80401: VINES
    The value for the MIB attribute wfVinesIfCostUsed is flipping between 0 and 
    the cost that is being used for the interface.
    
    CR 80754: VINES
    The default cost for an ATM LANE interface should be 1.
    
    CR 81058: BOT
    When transmitting a frame over a bisynchronous line at a low speed (less than 
    4800 baud), the bisync driver inserts two sync characters every 256 bytes. 
    Normally, the remote device driver recognizes the sync characters. However, 
    when a frame, followed by a bcc checksum, ends on a 256-byte boundary, the 
    router assumes that the sync characters are the checksum and rejects the frame 
    because the checksum is invalid.
    
    CR 81185: OSPF
    The fact that an area is a stub is not taken into account in path selection 
    for AS externals; this can lead to routing loops.
    
    CR 81489: VINES
    The router forwards broadcast STDA packets with a 0 hop count when the client 
    station is in the neighbor tables.
    
    CR 81564: IP
    When running install.bat and configuring an IP interface, you cannot access 
    the "all one subnet" option.
    
    CR 82060: SNMP
    When you delete SNMP globally with the BCC, the router faults.
    
    CR 83110: Scripts
    You cannot use the "show atm interface" command on an interface that does not 
    have signalling configured.
    
    CR 83951: IP
    When a router receives a bridged LAT change node packet, the router 
    simultaneously generates an ICMP packet and sends the packet via the default 
    route. The LAT change node packet also gets bridged. This problem occurs in 
    host-only mode.
    
    CR 84379: ARP
    A tag violation might occur in ARP when a circuit goes down.
    
    CR 84425: IP
    Creating an IP traffic filter using Site Manager causes a tag violation error. 
    This violation occurs because the rule size is smaller than the fragment size.
    
    CR 84446: IPX
    IPX route filters fail to drop certain networks if you configure filters on 
    more than one interface.
    
    CR 84619: ISDN
    The router faults when you configure one local phone/SPID for Switch Type NI-1 
    and repeatedly set the MIB instance wfIsdnLocalPhoneNumEntry.wfIsdnLocalSpid 
    to an invalid SPID value at intervals of approximately one second. 
    
    CR 84857: OSPF
    
    When there are two or more ASBs advertising the same external networks and the 
    cost and the next hop interface to the ASBs are equal, OSPF may fail to 
    reconverge if that next hop goes down.
    
    CR 85111: IP
    The router software shows a memory leak when using the IP-
    FORWARD_TO_FIRST_UP_NEXT_HOP filter.
    
    CR 85312: DLSw
    After deactivating then activating a PU, communication does not reestablish 
    between QLLC devices.
    
    CR 85314: X.25
    A bus error occurs on a router configured using the X.25 protocol if a call is 
    both requested and cleared at approximately the same time.
    
    CR 85393: IP Token Ring End Station
    When configuring IP and a Token Ring LANE LAN emulation client on a router, 
    the router sometimes sets LAN emulation ARP for a MAC address rather than for 
    the route descriptor. As a result, traffic traverses the BUS causing 
    connectivity problems.
    
    CR 85597: ECMP
    IP does not remove an external type 1 entry from the routing table after OSPF 
    max ages it when configured for ECMP.
    
    CR 85612: VINES
    If the router receives a VIP (VINES IP) packet destined for a client at the 
    network layer, sourced from a station on the same LAN, and if the client's 
    routing server is not in the routing table, but the client is in the router's 
    neighbor table, this causes a fault and VINES resets on the router.
    
    CR 85713: ISDN
    On an ASN router with a PRI card, when receiving from the ISDN switch a "clear 
    indication cause 31 or 32" or a "disconnect request cause 44", a bus error 
    occurs.
    
    CR 85819: IP
    MIB instances of wfIpInterfaceEntry are no longer valid in BayRS versions 
    12.00 and higher.
    
    CR 85908: Packet Capture
    When you start an SNA session with packet capture enabled on an ATM circuit 
    over an ATM LAN emulation, the router faults. If you enable packet capture on 
    an ATM circuit but do not start it, the router does not fault. 
    
    CR 85967: DLSw
    If DLSw is disabled and there is a specific TP/LB traffic filter configured, a 
    bus error can occur. If the bus fault does not occur, the LB will stop 
    receiving data packets on the Ethernet interface when DLSw is re-enabled.
    
    CR 86281: TCP
    The router experiences a tag violation when it closes a TCP connection.
    
    CR 86447: Syslog
    When deleting a Syslog object in a second Telnet session, faults may occur.
    
    CR 86519: X.25
    Out of sequence packets can cause a failure in an IPEX session.
    
    CR 87036: IPEX
    A bus error may occur when IPEX tries to transmit a buffer to TCP while 
    clearing a call. 
    
    CR 87182: BCC
    Faults generated when deleting log-host objects using the BCC.
    
    CR 87612: BCC
    For most slot range configurations, the BCC "filter slot-lower-bound,slot-
    upper-bound" commands are not functional. 
    
    CR 87648: ATM
    Under a heavy IP load, a virtual memory buffer (VBM) fault occurs on the 
    router.
    
    CR 87670: FTP
    When using the "*.*" wildcard syntax in MS-DOS to transfer an entire 
    directory's contents to a flash memory card, if you answer "y" to the send 
    file "." or "..", this causes an orphaned buffer fault.
    
    CR 87756: Syslog
    A fault may occur when deleting log-host on AN router
    
    CR 88297: ECMP
    When ECMP is enabled on the router, the IP routes are not added to the IP 
    routing table.
    
    CR 88483: X.25
    When LAPB entries are started between a client and server PC, the client 
    faults with the message "Error in buf_float.c at line 113".
    
    CR 88762: DVMRP
    In some DVMRP configurations a prune message from a neighbor router can stop 
    the flow of multicast for a group, when there are still other active neighbors 
    relying on the stream and/or a directly attached IGMP client registered for 
    the group.
    
    CR 88765: Console
    Console port remains down after disable/enable of serial port entry.
    
    CR 89309: DLSw
    Multislot broadcast does not work correctly on SDLC secondary interfaces. The 
    router receives the CANUREACH message and propagates it to all slots, but does 
    not respond with an ICANREACH. The multislot broadcast works correctly only 
    when the DLS slot IP address is in the peer table and a TCP connection exists. 
    This does not occur for a remote IP address configured as a peer when the 
    CANUREACH arrives on a different slot.
    
    CR 89551: IP
    Using Site Manager to modify IP traffic filters with fragment instances 
    deactivates the filters.
    
    CR 90384: OSPF
    When summarizing a more/less specific route, an OSPF slot may experience a bus 
    error.
    
    CR 90431: OSI 
    After adjacencies go up and down due to loss of hellos under heavy load, 
    connectivity is sometimes lost.