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Previously, the LAN Ethernet port would hang if you used the bridged
configuration at approximately 80% load. The user would need to manually shut
down and restart the port, or reboot the router, in order to fix this problem.
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It was observed that a 5680 device routing to five remote 3016 devices would
reboot spontaneously. The router experienced PCI write error under heavy traffic
load when the router was fully populated with E1 interface modules.
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In previous releases, the router 5231 was unable to route IP, and bridge other
protocols.
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Previously, the 5009 routers would not answer incoming BRI calls with switches
that required channel ID to be present in a setup message.
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In earlier releases, the ISDN BRI U interface did not interoperate with the DMS-
100 National ISDN configuration in the 3015 router.
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Previously, the router would sometimes reboot when you changed a link from
MFR to MP.
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In the past, the DHCP ‘option’ commands were not saved with the ‘save’
command. Therefore, it was not maintained after a reboot and would need to be
re-entered. The ‘option’ command now supports values up to 64 bytes.
Routing Protocol:
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Previously, the router would reboot when the user tried to use more than 15,000
BGP routes. In the current release, the router limits the number of BGP routes to a
maximum of 15,000 routes.
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In previous releases, if you used ‘the default-local-pref’ command with a value
other than 100, the router would convert this value back to 100 after a reboot
operation.
Security:
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This release contains a fix for the NISCC Vul/236929 TCP vulnerability, which
was released on April 20th, 2004. For more information on this vulnerability,
refer to the NISCC-CERT advisory link at:
http://www.uniras.gov.uk/vuls/2004/236929/index.htm
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In previous releases, the TACAS+ authentication scheme would not attempt the
secondary authentication method (LOCAL) after the first defined authentication
method failed.
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Published August 2004