CUSTOMER RELEASE NOTES
08/13/2008 P/N: 9038155-52
Subject to Change Without Notice
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Changes and Enhancements in 5.01.01.0039
When configuring multiple RADIUS servers on the SecureStack, the RADIUS index will be used to determine
the sequencing of which RADIUS server the RADIUS Access Request packets will be sent to when a client
attempts to authenticate.
Users now have the ability to set objects via name for RMON Alarms, such as ―set rmon alarm properties 1
object ifOperStatus.1‖.
A static LAG between multiple units of a SecureStack switch and a Cisco 2950 switch will now recover after a
"set switch movemanagement" command is executed.
Static ARP entries are preserved across resets.
Corrected an IP assignment issue that occurred when more than one user authenticated via 802.1X from the
same computer and was assigned to a different VLAN.
RMON Packet capture now displays bidirectional traffic.
When using policies with the untagged-vlan option, the VLAN egress will now be properly assigned when the
policy is applied.
Corrects an issue with multiauth, where after an extended period time users trying to authenticate on the
network get stuck in a connecting state and were unable to gain network access.
The "show mac" and "show arp" commands will continue to reflect accurate information on all physical ports
which have MAC Authentication enabled.
Corrected an issue in SNTP that prevented time synchronization to a broadcast SNTP server.
When polling the dot1dStpVersion oid, it will return the proper value for the Spanning Tree version configured
on the stack.
Resolved an issue where after rebooting a PC and re-
authenticating, user‘s ports were not being assigned the
appropriate policy.
Values for the MIB-2 counters will remain persistent regardless of link state.
The SecureStack will cease sending SNTP requests to SNTP servers which have been removed from the
device configuration.
User configured forbidden egress settings will remain persistent in the device configuration and take
precedence over dynamic VLAN assignments learned via GVRP.
Implemented dynamic rule allocation based on Policy type to manage policy resources.
The node alias create time information is now measured in Ticks as defined in the MIBs for ctAliasTimeFilter
and ctAliasMacAddressTime.
Corrected an issue where the ―show mac type self‖ command would not use the default of all ports when a port
string was not entered.
When polling the dot1dTpFdbPort MIB, the results will be returned in ascending order.
Logging commands will remain persistent after executing the ―set switch movemanagement‖ command.
The RADIUS Filter-ID case is no longer case sensitive.
Configuring a metric for a static route is now supported.
Resolved an issue with the C2H124-48 which prevented tagged traffic from being routed across static routes.
Corrected a display issue in t
he format of the ―show ip ospf database‖ command.
When configuring symmetrical VRRP for load balancing such that the interface on a VLAN is master for one
instance and backup for another instance of VRRP, the display of the ―show ip vrrp‖ command will now
accurately reflect the correct VLAN ID for both instances.
ACLs applied to VLAN 1 will now be added to the device configuration.
Modified the VRRP application‘s behavior during the SecureStack bootup process to strengthen the protocol‘s
stability.
The
switch ―clear arp all‖ and router ―clear arp-cache‖ commands will clear all dynamic ARP entries.
Corrected an issue in authentication that would prevent routed frames from being forwarded.
Administrators can contact and manage their SecureStack switch using a VRRP virtual IP address if the device
is the owner and Master of the virtual IP.
Resolved an issue where in certain OSPF configurations an interface would never reach a full adjacency and
remain stuck in ―Exchange Start‖ state.
