Installation guide

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Release Notes for the Cisco ME 3400 Ethernet Access Switch, Cisco IOS Release 12.2(44)SE
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Resolved Caveats
• CSCsk61854
When two metro Ethernet switches are indirectly connected and the link status of two interfaces that
have Resilient Ethernet Protocol (REP) enabled goes down, when one of the links recovers, the port
status now correctly changes to open, and traffic resumes through the ring topology.
• CSCsk62010
A switch no longer fails when you enter the show interfaces vlan vlan-id switchport privileged
EXEC command.
• CSCsk67358
When REP is enabled on the switch, you no longer experience a long recovery time after you
disconnect the power cord or shut down a port that has an alternate peer port blocking all VLANs.
• CSCsk67520
If you enter the hostname global configuration command followed by a hostname that contains
illegal characters, for example, one that appears to be an IP address, the switch now displays a
warning message, but the specified hostname is configured.
• CSCsk75111
When you configure QoS on the switch, the switch no longer reloads if you detach a service policy
from an interface and then enter a qualified queue-limit command in a policy map and attach the
policy map to the interface.
• CSCsk84233
A switch no longer fails under these conditions:
– EIGRP routing is enabled.
– The HSRP standby interface and the active interface are configured with the same IP address.
– A switch that is connected to the HSRP standby interface fails.
• CSCsk93195
The ME 3400 switch now supports EEM in the metro access image.
• CSCsl09845
A switch no longer unexpectedly reloads when you delete a VLAN interface that is configured with
a (user-network interface) UNI.
• CSCsl31389
Flex Link backup ports now correctly block IEEE 802.1ag Connectivity Fault Management (CFM)
frames.
• CSCsl33304
Web authentication no longer stops working when IEEE 802.1X re-authentication is enabled and the
re-authentication timer expires.