Release Notes

When a BPS or a 460/470 is connected to a multicast router/querier via MLT or SMLT, if the first link in the MLT

failed the IGMP reports sent in response to a query were never forwarded out of the second MLT link.

(Q01130212).

Whenever a specific Mac-Address [08-00-09-A0-75-40] was searched from a VLAN other than its own, it resulted

in stack instability (Q01197202-01).

When a user logged off using Windows OS and the checked the box: "Authenticate as computer when computer

information is available", the 470 did not send the computer name to OSM but instead sent the previous logged

peer username. (Q01101634-02).

Mac security could not be enabled on the ports of a non-base unit (Q01152518).

Using EAPOL radius for authentication with a Primary and a Secondary Radius server, nearly half of the client

authentication requests went to the secondary server while the primary one was active (Q01180650-02).

There was a mismatch in the syntax of ASCII config output and CLI commands. (Q01224947).

If the switch had a trap receivers (SNMP-server host) configured in the local management subnet and one or

more of those trap receivers were not ARPable, and events were generated that triggered messages to be added

to the log file and sent out as traps and the switch was also performing other system activity (such as responding

to SNMP queries or updating the CAMs in stacked configurations), then the switch memory gradually got

fragmented. (Q01096914).

EAPoL Port Status changed from Auto to forceUnAuthorize mode (Q01226570).

JDS Uniphase GBIC came up as “Unsupported”, but it properly passed traffic (Q01260800-05).

8. Outstanding Issues

None.

9. Known Limitations

If during the download of the image, a stack receives an EAPOL authentication request, then the stack falls apart

(Q00932428).

Console on a non-base unit might freeze after resetting base unit from the non-base unit and “show stack-

monitor” command (Q01266026).

10. Documentation Corrections

For other known issues, please refer to the product release notes and technical documentation available from the

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http://www.nortel.com/support .

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