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Site Manager Revision 5.00 revision 2

Site Manager Revision 5.00 revision 2 is a post 5.00 revision. This revision 
is backwards compatible and supports the following router versions:

      11.0
      10.0
      9.00
      8.10
      8.01
      7.80
      7.71

NOTE: When running revisions of router software in conjunction with
a fix version of Site Manager, be aware that there may be new MIB
attributes that were added in a router revision that are not supported
in a Site Manager revision. Refer to the revision notes for both Site
Manager and router software. 

=============================================================================
5.00 Revision 2 corrects the following problem:
=============================================================================

CR 26245: Configuration.
          Reordering large IP Traffic Filters causes the router to delete
          fragment instances, which in turn deactivates the filter. 

CR 26678: BOT.
          Added three new BOT MIB attributes: BotKeepaliveInterval,
          BotKeepaliveRto, BotKeepaliveMaxRetry.
          
          BotKeepaliveInterval

          Specifies how often the router sends a signal to the peer router
          to check that the peer router is working correctly and can receive
          messages. When a keepalive packet goes unacknowledged by the
          remote peer, retransmission begins at the local peer router. You
          should tune the keepalive interval based on the total time it
          takes to send and receive acknowledgment from the remote peer. 

          Since keepalive packets are only sent on idle lines, increasing
          the keepalive interval may decrease the cost of an idle network.
          In busy networks, the keepalive interval is not necessary. Frequent
          traffic for TCP transmission performs the same function as a
          keepalive setting.

          Enter a value appropriate for the network. We recommend that you
          set this parameter to the same value on the peer router to
          maintain synchronization.
  
          BotKeepaliveRto
 
          Specifies the maximum time between successive retransmissions of
          keepalive packets. If an acknowledgment is not received by the
          local peer router within the TCP keepalive retry timeout, the
          local peer router retransmits the keepalive packet. The router
          continues to retransmit keepalive packets at every TCP keepalive
          retry timeout until it receives an acknowledgment from the remote
          peer, or until TCP reaches the keepalive retry count setting.
  
          Enter a value in the range 0 to 600.

          BotKeepaliveMaxRetry

          Specifies the number of TCP attempts at establishing or
          maintaining a connection. If TCP does not receive an
          acknowledgment after a series of retries, it declares the
          connection inoperable and informs BOT.
   
          Enter a value in the range 0 to 99 seconds.

CR 27050: Configuration.
          When selecting UNI3.1 ATM Signalling from the Initial
          ATM Signalling window, the following SNMP set commands should be
          performed:
 
     #    3: 09/14/96 12:04:59.019   INFO      SLOT  3  MIB    Code:   5
          wfAtmSscopEntry.17. set to 2
 
     #    4: 09/14/96 12:04:59.078   INFO      SLOT  3  MIB   Code:   5
          wfAtmSigEntry.15. set to 2
  
          Site Manager, however, sets only wfAtmSigEntry,
          and not wfAtmSscop.17 to '2', thereby preventing the interface
          from coming up for 3.1 interfaces.
 
          Site Manager does function correctly after adding the ATM
          interface, then selecting 'ATM Signalling' and selecting
          'UNI3.1'

CR 23239: Configuration.
          When configuring an MCE1 Link module with a line type of "E1 MF",
          timeslot 16 is marked as "unavailable". Only 30 available
          timeslots remain, which implies a maximum of 30 Logical Lines
          (one per timeslot). This presents two problems. First, Site
          Manager allows you to configure 31 logical lines. Second, Site
          Manager will not allow the assignment of logical line 16 to any
          timeslots.

CR 23584: SM:DLS.
   24633  Enhancement request to add three new fields to the DLS
          Global window to control the MIB attributes: 

              wfDls.wfDlsMultislotBcasts.0,
              wfDls.wfDlsInitialPacingWindow.0
              wfDls.wfDlsRfc.0
          
          wfDls.wfDlsMultislotBcasts.0.

          wfDls.wfDlsMultislotBcasts.0. allows you to
          isolate CANUREACH frames to the DLSw ports on which the frames
          are received. By default, when the router receives CANUREACH
          frames, the software broadcasts them across all DLSw ports. The
          Multislot Broadcasts parameter in Site Manager allows you to
          enable or disable CANUREACH broadcasts over all DLSw ports.

          wfDls.wfDlsInitialPacingWindow.0

          wfDls.wfDlsInitialPacingWindow.0 is used in
          capability exchange as an initial value for adaptive pacing.

          wfDls.wfDlsRfc.0

          wfDls.wfDlsRfc.0 selects the RFC implementation to run on the
          router, either RFC1434 or RFC 1795. 
          
          To enable this function, click on the Values button and select RFC
          1434 or RFC 1795. Refer to Configuring DLSw Services for detailed
          information on the differences between these RFCs.


CR 24620: SM: Router Files Manager.
          When you open the Multiple Router Setup window from the
          Router Files Manager window, the Cancel button does not work
          correctly when you attempt to cancel an entry after adding it
          or removing it. The entry is saved but not cancelled.
 
CR 26749: Frame Relay.
          When performing multiline on multiple slots, the protocols are not
          copied from the "master" slot to the "slave" slot. Therefore, 
          if you have configured slots 2 and 4 for multiline-- with slot 4
          containing the multiline masters (with IP, for example)-- slot 2
          will not receive the protocols (IP) when it is multilined with
          slot 4.

CR None.  SM: Connection Manager.
          When you enable or disable SyncPolling on a Sun workstation, the
          values (1 and 2) recorded in the router MIB are correct. However,
          when you enable or disable SyncPolling on a PC, the value recorded
          in the MIB is a large negative number, which is incorrect.

CR 24616: SM-CONVERT.
          When you run the Site Manager Report Generator on a configuration
          file that contains IPX static services, it fails with the
          following error:

          "smcfgrpt error 0x4343: invalid instance id size"

CR 26732: Configuration.
          When downgrading a hybrid PVC on a secondary backup, the virtual
          circuit used by the hybrid is correctly removed, but the circuit
          number is not removed from the master circuit's related circuit
          list.

          In addition, when deleting a secondary backup; that is, changing
          the PRIMARY back to NORMAL, if there are any hybrid PVCs
          associated with the secondary back up, the virtual circuit created
          for the hybrid is not removed from the configuration.

CR 22515: Configuration.
          The Image Builder displays every file as 20 bytes larger than its
          actual size.

CR 24223: Configuration.
          Site Manager allows you to select hardware compression for modules
          that do not support hardware compression.

CR None:  Configuration.
          rpt2cfg cannot convert the IPX static service record instance ID and
          the server name.

=============================================================================
5.00 Revision 1 corrects the following problem:
=============================================================================


Please note that rel/5.00 and/or revision 5.00/1 is used to manage revision 11.00/1. Revision 5.00/1 is necessary to properly manage the new MIB
attribute in 11.00/1, but otherwise rel/5.00 will work as usual.
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CR 26702: LAPB.
          Added a third option (activeDisc) to the MIB object
          wfLapbEntry.wfLapbActionInitiate to enable LAPB to send a DISC
          command as the initial frame after establishing a physical
          connection to non-X.25 compliant IBM 5394 and 5294 controllers.
          You can configure this option from Site Manager or from the
          Technician Interface. From Site Manager, set "Initiate Link Setup
          Action" on LAPB screen to ACTIVE DISC. From the Technician
          Interface, set the MIB object
          wfLapbEntry.wfLapbActionInitiate to 3 (activeDisc).


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