CR 22893: Site Manager.
PC Site Manager incorrectly allows you to set the month value to
zero in the Router Date and Time window and then sets the month
to 1.

5.03 Revision 6 corrects the following problem:

CR 83757: Multiline.
A WFCFG program error occurs when you delete and then add a
multiline circuit using Site Manager on Windows 95. This issue
does not affect UNIX platforms.

5.03 Revision 5 corrects the following problems:

CR 32557: Switched Services.
When you enter 2400 for the End Time in the Circuit Time of Day
Schedule, the message "Invalid Data for End of Time" appears.
Also, no help is available for the Availability Mode parameter.

CR 32604: Site Manager.
This is an enhancement request to make the Add Circuit window on
the PC appear the same as that on UNIX. On UNIX, circuits that you
can select are highlighted and the ones you cannot select are grayed
out. On the PC, the circuits that you can select are highlighted and
the ones you cannot select are hidden.

CR 33614: SDLC.
When you configure an SDLC circuit using dynamic mode, the two
following MIB attributes in the wfSdlcLSAdminEntry MIB do not get
updated:

wfSdlcLSAdminEntry.wfSdlcLSAdminIfIndex.2.64 = 0
wfSdlcLSAdminEntry.wfSdlcLSAdminAddress.2.64 = 0

As a result, the SDLC circuit never comes up.

CR 33679: IP.
Site Manager incorrectly allows you to configure HP Probe as an ARP
type on sync media. HP probe is supported on Ethernet only.

CR 34736: PPP.
Site Manager causes a general protection fault on a DOS platform
when you change the PPP MRU of a dial circuit in local mode only and
then save the configuration file.

CR 35732: Switched Services.
The outbound phone number attributes wfSwservOutPhoneNumAggrChanCnt
and wfSwservOutPhoneNumChannelType in wfSwservOutPhoneNumEntry are
being set with incorrect values by Site Manager resulting in an
invalid configuration file.

CR 72741: IP/OSPF.
When you set OSPF or IP global variables in Site Manager/Windows 95
causes SNMP sets to transmit continuously. You must restart Windows
95 to recover from this condition.

CR 74522: SNMP.
If a hostname in a well-known connections list is no longer able to
be resolved (e.g., the router hostname is changed or is no longer
present), Site Manager generates an SNMP request directed to a
BROADCAST address (destination MAC=FF:FF:FF:FF:FF:FF and destination
IP=255.255.255.255). The broadcasts are sent each time you click on
the unresolved hostname in the well-known connections list. This is
a problem because other devices on the same LAN receive the
broadcast and, if they use different communities than the router,
generate authentication traps back to their trap receivers.

CR 79896: Site Manager.
When you configure a router redundancy hot standby member
configuration and save it using the Save As option, Site Manager
displays the Primary Save and Secondary Save buttons. This might
cause confusion because the user does not require a primary or
a secondary configuration file.

CR 80826: Site Manager.
This is an enhancement request to increase the number of
configuration files displayed in Site Manager on UNIX. Currently,
when you go to Tools > Configuration Manager > Local File, the Open
Configuration File window does not display all files in a directory
if the total is greater than 500. This limit has been increased to
2,048.

CR 81675: Site Manager.
Site Manager incorrectly creates an interface redundancy instance on
a circuit when you select Change Lines to change the circuit name.

CR 81726: Traffic Filters.
Site Manager does not allow you to delete traffic filters.

CR 82245: Report Generator.
Attempting to run smcfgrpt from the command line in Report Generator
produces a core dump at the end of the program. This problem does
not occur when you start Report Generator in Site Manager.

CR 82470: Report Generator.
In the output produced by Report Generator, the display format of
wfIpRipAnnounceNetworks and wfIpRipAcceptNetworks is inconsistent
(wfRipAnnounceNetworks is displayed in hex only). Both entries
should be displayed in both dotted decimal and hexadecimal formats.
Without the dotted decimal format, you must perform the conversion
manually.

CR 82695: IP.
Before SNMP traffic starts, in order to validate the router IP
address passed to the Configuration Manager, a test applies the
subnet mask to the specified router IP address. The test checks
whether the IP address is misconfigured to be a broadcast or network
address (all ones or all zeros), but it applies the subnet mask of
the Site Manager workstation against the IP address of the router.
This test would be valid if the router and the Site Manager station
were on the same subnet, but problems arise if they are on different
subnets.

CR 82907: Site Manager.
For Site Manager running on UNIX systems, a hard-coded limit
prevents dynamic configuration from launching if the number of local
interfaces on the UNIX system exceeds eight. When this occurs, the
message "Unable to run configuration module. (E1602)" displays. This
problem affects only dynamic configuration mode launched against
router connection entries that are IP addresses rather than
resolvable hostnames. Other configuration modes (remote file, local
file) are not affected.

CR 84308: ISDN.
Site Manager does not allow you to configure a dial backup line. The
PhoneOut menu also lists ISDN as the only choice under Dial Type.

CR 84371: RIP.
Site Manager incorrectly allows the entry of a noncontiguous subnet
mask when defining a RIP Accept Policy filter on Windows NT and UNIX
platforms. For releases prior to 11.03/3, such an entry corrupts the
LSDB and resets the OSPF throughout the network.

5.03 Revision 4 corrects the following problems:

CR 71031: BGP.
In order for BGP Routes to be exported to the OSPF Link State Data
Base, the BGP Intra-AS parameter must be set to Disabled. By
default, this parameter is set to Enabled. If you disable this
parameter dynamically, Site Manager generates multiple bus errors
and a watchdog.

CR 75254: SNMP
When you click on OK from the Edit Adapter Module 2, 56/64K DUS CSU
Parameters window, Site Manager sets the attribute
wfSyncExternalClkSpeed to the value determined by the Option Mode
parameter, even if the attribute’s value has not changed.

CR 75303: X.25
When you add an X.25/PTOP line, the Connection ID parameter defaults
to 0. The range of valid values is from 1 to 255.

CR 75341: Sync.
When you select the Values button for the Sync B Channel Override
parameter, the message "Sorry, No additional information available"
appears. The valid values are BCHANNEL1, BCHANNEL2, Default, and
FLOATINGB.

CR 75561: IP.
When you reorder a small traffic filter, in ascending or
descending order, past a large traffic filter with many IP addresses
within the same filter, a memory fault condition occurs on the
router. In some cases, Site Manager unloads IP from the slot.

CR 75894: Protocol Priority.
When you apply a new Protocol Priority outbound filter,
Configuration Manager faults and then terminates. The fault
occurs on the PC only.

CR 76000: ISDN.
When you configure a MCT-1 port for PRI and you enable RFC 1661
compliance, if you change the MRU size, the information message
"Please make sure that the SYNC MTU is >= PPP MRU + 56 bytes"
appears for each channel on the MCT-1 port. The message should only
appear once.

CR 78156: Source Route Bridge.
If you configure a sync interface for source route bridging, the
Source Routing Interfaces window from the Protocols pull-down menu
option on the Frame Relay Service List window shows all 0s for the
sync interface.

CR 78722: IPX.
If you enter a valid DLCI into the IPX adjacent host
definition, Site Manager displays an error message, indicating that
you have entered an incorrect number range or format.

5.03 Revision 3 corrects the following problems:

CR 28400: Router Files Manager.
If you enter an invalid community name in the Router Files Manager
window, Site Manager displays the error message "Unable to reach
Router." When you click on OK, the same message appears again.

CR 34891: IP.
After you configure 56 RIP Accept Policy Filters, a GPF error occurs
on the PC, or a segmentation fault occurs on the UNIX workstation.

CR 35695: Site Manager.
When you attempt to delete an SNMP community, the message "SNMP Set
Error" appears. When you press OK or Cancel to exit the message, the
message reappears.

CR 71347: DLSw.
When you configure an 802.5 service record for DLS/LLC/SRB, Site
Manager incorrectly sets the DLS DLC type (wfDlsInterfaceEntry.
wfDlsInterfaceDlcType) to 3 (learning bridge); the DLS DLC type
should be set to 2 (source route).

CR 72071: FDDI.
When you change a slot containing an FDDI module to Empty
Slot, Site Manager does not delete the following enhanced
FDDI MIB objects from the configuration file:
wfFddiSmtExtEntry, wfFddiSmtActionEntry, wfFddiMacExtEntry,
wfFddiPathExtEntry, wfFddiPortExtEntry, and
wfFddiPortActionEntry.

CR 72689: Frame Relay.
The IFTF (Inter Frame Time Fill) must be set to "7E" when you
configure Frame Relay on a BRI Leased Line and use a Japanese NTT
Frame Relay network. This requires setting the MIB
wfSyncEntry.wfSyncForceIFTF to 2. Added the ability to set this MIB
attribute via Site Manager.

CR 73066: TCP.
The delete confirmation windows for Telnet server and Telnet client
contain a typo.
CR 73309: BGP.
Site Manager does not allow you to change the value for the "Route
Preference" parameter in a BGP4 accept policy.

CR 73799: LLC.
The LLC circuit option under the Circuit Definition window is grayed
out after you select the LLC2 circuit option from the LLC circuit
pull-down menu.

CR 75049: IP.
When you delete BGP-3 from a configuration, Site Manager deletes all
the IBGP peers.

5.03 Revision 1 corrects the following problems: