SPECTRUM Software Release Notice (SSRN) For SPECTRUM 6.
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Contents Notice ........................................................................................... 2 Overview ...................................................................................... 7 Upgrade Considerations ............................................................... 8 SPECTRUM 6.6 Feature List ........................................................ 14 AutoDiscovery ..........................................................................14 Performance ..........................
Corrected Issues ........................................................................ 33 ATM Manager ...........................................................................33 AutoDiscovery & Modeling ..........................................................33 CLI .........................................................................................34 Database, Data Export, & Reports ...............................................35 Event & Alarm Management .......................................
F5 Networks .............................................................................59 ForeRunner Series of ATM Switches .............................................59 Host Compaq Module .................................................................60 Juniper Networks ......................................................................61 Packeteer PacketShaper .............................................................62 Nortel Contivity Extranet Switch .........................................
Feature Comparison .............................................................83 Index .......................................................................................... 84 SPECTRUM Software Release Notice (SSRN) For SPECTRUM 6.
Overview A copy of this SPECTRUM Software Release Notice (SSRN) is included on both the SPECTRUM Application CD Version 6.6 with Service Pack 5 and the SPECTRUM Documentation CD Version 6.6 with Service Pack 5; it is also available online at http://www.aprisma.com/manuals. This SSRN is intended to alert users to special considerations for upgrades, product enhancements or changes, late-breaking information, and corrected and known anomalies.
Upgrade Considerations This section identifies product changes that should be considered when upgrading from prior releases. Some of these changes may require modifications to existing SPECTRUM customizations and integrations. Note: The SPECTRUM Application CD Version 6.6 with Service Pack 5 may not be used to upgrade an existing 6.6 SPECTRUM installation. Instead, upgrade using the Service Pack 5 downloadable version available at http://www.aprisma.com/ support/secure/download/.
device. Please refer to the "Converting Eligible GnSNMPDev Models to New Model Types" section of the "SPECTRUM Installation Guide (6.6 Service Pack Release)" (5136.pdf) for more details. • If you are managing Motorola Vanguard or Cisco/Stratacom IGX devices, and you are using SPECTRUM ATM Circuit Manager and/or SPECTRUM Frame Relay Manager, your existing device models must be updated. This can be accomplished by manually destroying and recreating any Motorola Vanguard or Cisco/Stratacom IGX device models.
Important: SPECTRUM no longer uses a default polling interval of 60 seconds for this feature if the port's Polling_Interval is 0 (zero). If zero, the status of the port is not polled. - Wide Area Link Monitoring: The statuses of ports connected to a WA_Link model are automatically polled, and this is controlled by the Polling_Status and Polling_Interval of the WA_Link model.
model's Fault Management GIB, and can now be set using the Global Attribute Editor. - Link Trap Handling: Historically, SPECTRUM handled Link Down and Link Up traps by simply generating an event and a red alarm on the port model to which the trap corresponds. Additionally, an event and yellow alarm will be generated on the device model. These events and alarms were not integrated with other port status monitoring functionality.
- SPECTRUM no longer polls the status of a port for which it's received a LinkDown trap, to monitor when it comes back up. This was done for performance and consistency reasons. If the user wants the status of a port polled, they can make the pipe connected to it “live,” or set PollPortStatus on the port model to TRUE. Note that Cisco devices running pre-12.
• The AutoDiscovery application database, which stores configurations and result sets, has been re-implemented. The first time Auto Discovery is run after upgrading to this 6.6 SP5 CD release, the preexisting database will be automatically converted to the new implementation, preserving any pre-existing data. As an added precaution, the installation will copy the entire pre-existing SPECROOT/ AutoDiscover directory to SPECROOT/AutoDiscover.backup.
SPECTRUM 6.6 Feature List This section describes new features included in SPECTRUM Version 6.6. Additional enhancements are included in this Service Pack 5 CD release. Those additional enhancements are discussed in the respective Software Release Notes for the Web downloadable versions of 6.6 Service Packs 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5, which can be accessed at: http://www.aprisma.com/support/secure/download/ index.cgi?rev=06.06.00 AutoDiscovery One of the many goals for SPECTRUM 6.
• Reduction in Model Count and Memory Usage: Model count and memory usage were reduced by no longer automatically discovering/ modeling unnecessary EthernetIfApp application models. These may still be generated, if needed, by initiating a manual application rediscovery from a device’s configuration view. Accuracy • Fanout models: Additional intelligence has been added to review fanout placement. Previous releases of SPECTRUM would place a fanout between devices when the connecting device was unmanaged.
• Universe settings: Changes have been made to the default universe settings to provide a cleaner modeling presentation. New Defaults: 1) Create routers in this view only 2) Place LANs in this view only 3) Create LANs. • Loopback and Duplicate IP support: A change was made in SPECTRUM to allow models to exist that have duplicate IP addresses. Some networking technologies such as load balancers create identical IP addresses across a range of devices.
• Database check and backup will now occur prior to completing AutoDiscovery. The check provides the user with a warning if their database is corrupt prior to starting AutoDiscovery and allows them to restore a non-corrupt database. The backup then ensures they have a clean backup available moving forward if there is a problem that occurs during the discovery.
in maintenance mode. Additionally, loss of contact alarms will be suppressed for devices, WA_Links, or fanouts connected to a port in maintenance mode. If a link down trap comes in for a port in maintenance mode, no alarm will be asserted on the device or the port model. • Predefined searches have been added to the SPECTRUM Search Manager to allow users to rapidly find all interfaces/ports currently in maintenance mode.
connection through an MPLS enabled infrastructure. A Path model will provide a logical representation of many physical elements, such as devices, interfaces and links. The second modeling paradigm is the “LSP” model, which represents the logical data path through the MPLS infrastructure. An LSP model will consist of the primary and N secondary paths required to traverse the MPLS infrastructure. SPECTRUM MPLS Manager will discover these logical layer models when discovering and modeling the physical devices.
New Management Modules • Cisco 4500 Series MM: SPECTRUM management module SM-CAT1010 currently provides modeling for the following Cisco Catalyst 4500 Series devices: Device Firmware Model Type Catalyst 4507R (7-slot: redundant Supervisor IV capable) Cisco IOS 12.
• Enterasys Matrix E1 Series MM: SPECTRUM management module SMENT1007 currently provides modeling for the Enterasys Matrix E1 Series devices: Device Firmware Model Type 1H582-51 Workgroup Switch (WS) Standard: 2.04.12 MatrixE1 Federal: 2.04.10 1G582-09 Gigabit Workgroup 2.04.12 Switch (GWS) 1G694-13 Optical Access Switch (OAS) 1.02.04 1H582-25 2.04.
• Enterasys X-Pedition Security Routers MM: SPECTRUM management module SM-ENT1006 currently provides modeling for the following Enterasys X-Pedition Security Routers: Device Firmware Revision Model Type XSR-1805 XSR-1800 Series, Release 4.
Device Firmware Revision Model Type Contivity 600 Contivity Extranet Switch 4.05, 4.06, and 4.
“ccmTable” (CallManager) MIB group, “ccmGatewayTable” group and the “ccmGatewayTrunkTable” group. These tables provide the user insight into the health of the CallManager as well as information on the gateway connected to the CallManager. CallManager specific traps will be supported and will be available to the user as SPECTRUM event and alarms. Lastly, this management module will support the integration of the web-based CCM Administration suite.
• RFC2667 (IP Tunnel MIB): This RFC provides information pertaining to tunnel protocols that are established over IP. It also provides the public IPs that a tunnel is established over. In addition, several other enhancements were made to existing management modules. • The Nortel Passport MM was enhanced to ensure SNMP requests are properly received thereby enabling SPECTRUM to properly resolve the devices connections completely.
Element MIB (FCFABRIC-ELEMENT- MIB), and version 4.0 of the Enterprise Switch MIB (SW- MIB). Five new traps, introduced with FCMGMT_MIB, are now mapped. • The Motorola Vanguard management module has been updated to include management of the Vanguard 6435 and 6455 devices. Additional enhancements include: comprehensive physical interface modeling; full trap support; and Frame Relay Manager integration.
and will be the account that the processd service uses to start server processes that must stay running when no user is logged in.
creation), and Cacti or DDRAW to graph the resulting data sets. Note: RRDtool, Cacti, and DRRAW are open-source applications (available under the terms of the GNU General Public License) used with the SPECTRUM Report Gateway. These and other referenced open-source products are not designed, developed, or supported by Aprisma Management Technologies. SNMPv3 • The ability for users to manage SNMPv3 devices with SPECTRUM, including SNMPv3 GET and SET requests, and Traps and Informs, is now available.
there is no trap mapping or the element is not modeled in the SPECTRUM object database, all varbind data will be captured and presented to the user in a SPECTRUM event associated with the trap. • Customers who add SNMP trap mappings through AlertMaps can use a new global scope alert mapping by creating a new subdirectory in the CsVendor area and placing an AlertMap file there. Previously, AlertMap trap mapping entries were required for every model type that needed to support the trap.
• Alarm Impact Severity has been added to the main alarm table, and the Impact Scope View, formerly only available in the desktop Alarm Manager, is now available by clicking on the Impact Severity column. • Alarm type data, including alarm name, probable cause, symptoms and recommendations, is now presented on the alarm details page. Users will no longer need to drill into another Web Operator Suite screen.
• VPN Manager provides searches that let you quickly find a particular VPN or conduct a search for all VPNs. Search results contain a list of the current VPNs configured within the environment and the current status. You can drill into a single VPN to see the current list of PE interfaces participating within that VPN as well as the VPN’s current status.
• The “Bring to Front” and “Send to Back” changes made via the Edit mode in the SpectroGRAPH are now saved to the GIB for the current view so that a restart of the SpectroGRAPH displays the desired change. • Automatic map entry timeouts have been added to allow distributed SPECTRUM component entries to age out. This benefits the performance and usability of the server selection start-up dialog of the Control Panel and other distributed applications.
Corrected Issues This section describes issues that have been corrected in SPECTRUM 6.6. Additional corrected issues are included in this Service Pack 5 CD release. Those additional corrected issues are discussed in the respective Software Release Notes for the Web downloadable versions of 6.6 Service Packs 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5, which can be accessed at: http://www.aprisma.com/support/secure/download/ index.cgi?rev=06.06.
Corrected Issues: AutoDiscovery & Modeling Item Problem Resolution 2 When completing an AutoDiscovery of 2700 routers (that were already active), AutoDiscovery hung for a few hours after printing the following message in the AutoDiscovery GUI: “Model creation finished: created 1 model”. Java exceptions were causing the GUI to hang. This was resolved by presenting the errors to the user to ensure he/she knows the exception has happened and can then make the choice to either continue or exit.
Database, Data Export, & Reports Corrected Issues: Database, Data Export, & Reports Item Problem Resolution 1 Reports: When a scheduled entry was saved and the Scheduler dialog was closed, the saved scheduled entry did not get listed when the Scheduler dialog was reopened. This was resolved by making adjustments to show the scheduled entry when the Scheduler dialog was reopened.
Event & Alarm Management Corrected Issues: Event & Alarm Management Item Problem Resolution 1 Alarm Manager: The user was seeing a This was resolved by adjusting the code memory leak when running their CORBA to remove the leak. application in 6.5.0. 2 Alarm Manager: Read-only users (ADMIN, 5-9 or anything, 5-9) did not have access to the information or buttons in the Location Tab within any of the PGUI applications.
Corrected Issues: Event & Alarm Management Item Problem Resolution 7 This was resolved by adjusting the file to EMS: The event format file for event 210010 enumerated the 3rd variable of show the correct information in the the event in a table. It should have been appropriate place and format. the second variable that was enumerated. There is no third varbind sent in the trap.
Installation Corrected Issues: Installation Item Problem Resolution 1 Installation crashed when the Install User Name exceeded the limit (20 characters for a username on NT, not including the domain and 64 characters for Solaris). This was resolved by increasing the maximum length allowed for User Name. 2 Patches were intermittently failing when unzipping vtapes. This was resolved by replacing gzip | newtar with a version of newtar that handles gzip compression internally.
Miscellaneous Corrected Issues: Miscellaneous Item Problem Resolution 1 Live Pipes: When the port models in the port link list node were zero, the user received “Access Denied message” in Enable Live Pipe GIB View. This was resolved by adjusting the code to skip permission checking on the model if the model handle is zero. 2 Online Backup: A user attempted to perform online backups on his Windows machine but the backup failed because the tmpdir directory was not being removed.
Management Modules Corrected Issues: Management Modules Item Problem Resolution 1 ADC Cuda: The ADC_Cuda is a Chassis based device. Each card in the Chassis has its own CPU and thus its own discreet SystemUpTime. The system was displaying the Chassis SystemUpTime for the boards rather than the correct board SystemUpTime. This was resolved by importing the mib that supports basSysUpTime into a model type adc_alias_mib that is derived off of the ADC model type.
Corrected Issues: Management Modules Item Problem Resolution 6 A Cisco_Router management module was losing some links to DLCI_Ports when the model was reconfigured. This problem occurred after migrating from SPECTRUM 5.0rev1 and was caused by the Frame Relay Internal_IF_Type attribute being set to 0 instead of 32. This was resolved by creating a new attribute that will check the value of an interface's Internal_If_Type upon SpectroSERVER startup and write the correct value if necessary.
Corrected Issues: Management Modules Item Problem Resolution 13 Host Compaq: In 6.5, the cmpq app models were deprecated and the Host_Compaq model type inherited all the device specific attributes, and new GIB views were created. The user could not find views for the cpqSePci mib information that were there in 6.0.3. The attributes were there, but the user requested new GIB views. Three new GIB views where created for cpqSePciSlotTable, cpqSePciFunctTable and cpqSePciMemoryTable.
Search Manager Corrected Issues: Search Manager Item Problem Resolution 1 While performing a custom search with Search Manager, the user found that “Polling Interval” was being displayed incorrectly. This was resolved by modifying the calculations that are performed against Polling Intervals entered by the client before displaying the value.
Corrected Issues: SpectroGRAPH Item Problem Resolution 2 More information was needed when a SpectroGRAPH received a “Permission Denied” error when it tried to connect to a SpectroSERVER. SecurityManager (SM) reads the .hostrc file after a SpectroSERVER is started or the .hostrc file is updated and tries to resolve all the host entries in .hostrc by OS Service. Sometimes the OS Service did not resolve the network address for some hostnames listed in .hostrc.
SpectroSERVER Corrected Issues: SpectroSERVER Item Problem Resolution 1 FlashGreenEnabled functionality was not This was resolved by adjusting the code working in 06.05.01. so that when FlashGreenEnabled is set to “true” and a model's alarms are cleared, the model will flash green. 2 When available threads values were changed in the VNM -> Configuration -> Thread Information view GUI, the values were written to the database but the $SPECROOT/SS/.vnmrc file was not updated.
Toolkits Corrected Issues: Toolkits Item Problem Resolution 1 If a client program sent a CORBA invocation message of This was resolved by ensuring that CsRelationSrvc::testRelMTypeLi CsRelationSrvc::testRelMTypeLi st() throws a VALUE_NULL CORBA exception notifying the client program st(), passing a list of CsCModelType::CsCMTypeList that that it is sending a null pointer in the list.
Known Anomalies in SPECTRUM 6.6 with Service Pack 5 CD Release This section identifies known anomalies for SPECTRUM and its integrated applications in SPECTRUM 6.6 with Service Pack 5 CD release. AR System Gateway Known Anomalies: AR System Gateway Item Description 1 This issue will be corrected in a future On Windows NT, if you modify filters release of SPECTRUM. when the Automatic Trouble Ticket Generator (arsgated) is running without SANM, the modifications are not recognized by the arsgated.
Enterprise Alarm Manager (EAM) Known Anomalies: Enterprise Alarm Manager (EAM) Item Description Solution 1 Newly created alarm descriptions in SpectroWATCH do not display in the Alarm Manager if the Alarm Manager was running when the watch and its custom alarm description were created. The alarm displays without a description of the new alarm. Exit the Alarm Manager, then restart it. The new view updates to include the custom alarm description.
Level I Developer’s Toolkit Known Anomalies: Level I Developer’s Toolkit Item Description 1 When you run the MTE and import a MIB There are two workarounds: with an object name longer than 30 1. The first is to identify each MIB characters, you receive the following object with 30+ characters in its message, even when the object does not name and shorten the name before import: running the MTE. The MIB was successfully imported. 2.
SpectroSERVER Known Anomalies: SpectroSERVER Item Description Solution 1 On the Windows NT/2000 server, the operating system is optimized to function as a file server by default. This causes the virtual memory system to assign precedence to the file cache when deciding which memory pages are eligible to be paged out.
Cabletron SmartSwitch 6000 Family Management Module Information MM Part Number Device(s) SM-CSI1076 6E122-26, 6E128-26, 6E133-25, 6E138-25, SM-CSI1082 Firmware Version 6E123-26, 6E123-50, 6E129-26, 6E132-25, 6E133-37, 6E133-49, 6E139-25 6E233-49 4.01.10 6H122-08, 6H122-16, 6H123-50 4.01.10 6H128-08, 6H129-08, 6H133-37 1.01.10 6H202-24, 6H252-17 1.01.10 SM-CSI1088 6M146-04 4.01.
Cabletron SmartSwitch 9000/9500 Management Module Information MM Part Number Device(s) Firmware Version SM-CSI1030 9E13x-xx 2.06.10 SM-CSI1031 9F116-01 2.00.06 SM-CSI1032 9F1xx-xx, 9F2xx-xx 2.00.10 SM-CSI1035 9F4xx-xx 9F31x-xx 1.12.05 6.00.15 1.00.30 SM-CSI1036 9E3xx-xx, 9E4xx-xx 1.12.05 SM-CSI1038 9T122-xx 9T125-xx 1.08.07 1.02.17 SM-CSI1055 9E106-06 2.10.06 SM-CSI1059 9A128-01 9A426-xx 2.10.17 5.00.08 SM-CSI1066 9H42x-xx 1.12.05, 3.01.06 SM-CSI1073 9A656-04, 9A686-04 3.00.
Known Anomalies: SmartSwitch 9000/9500 Item Description Solution 2 You can create SmartSwitch 9000 models in Location or Organization views even though a Contains relation cannot be established with the SmartSwitch chassis model and the models do not show up in the Device view of the SmartSwitch. Do not create SmartSwitch 9000 models in the Location or Organization views. Instead, create them in the Topology view and then copy the Device icon from the Universe Topology view into the Location view.
Cisco Catalyst Management Module Information MM Part Number Device(s) Firmware Version SM-CAT1000 SwCat 1200 4.1, 4.21 SM-CAT1001 HubCat 1400 1.5 SM-CAT1002 HubCat 5xxx 2.1 SM-CAT1006 Catalyst 4xxx NA SM-CAT1008 Catalyst 85xx NA Known Anomalies: Cisco Catalyst Item Description Solution 1 For SwCat1200 models, clicking either the Clear MAC or Clear Ports button in the CATStackApp model’s Configuration view causes a SpectroGRAPH error message to display.
Cisco Router Management Module Information MM Part Number Device(s) Firmware Version SM-CIS1001 Rtr_Cisco (Cisco Router 2) 11.1(8) Rtr_CiscoIGS, CGS, AGS, MGS, 2500, 3000, 4000, 7000 11.2 Lightstream 10.10 (ATM Support) 11.2(5)/ wa3(2b) SM-CIS1002 Known Anomalies: Cisco Router Item Description Solution 1 The CiscoView menu option and the CiscoView button in the Cisco Router management module do not work.
Empire Agent Management Module Information MM Part Number Device(s) Firmware Version SM-EMP1000 Empire Agent on Windows NT and Solaris systems NA Known Anomalies: Empire Agent Item Description Solution 1 Some views may not display Message Queue table information and/or the values of the client attributes listed below, which are in the client NFS statistics and counters branch of the Empire proprietary MIBs.
Enterasys Matrix E5 Management Module Information MM Part Number Device(s) Firmware Version SM-ENT1003 5C105, 5H102-48, 5H103-48, 5G10606, 5 SSRM-02 1.03.00, 1.02.04 Known Anomalies: Enterasys Matrix E5 Item Description Solution 1 Autodiscovering 5H1xx and 5G1xx devices in a chassis creates Fanout connections rather than Pipes. This is a firmware issue. The devices do not establish two-way communication through the backplane. SPECTRUM Software Release Notice (SSRN) For SPECTRUM 6.
Extreme Devices Management Module Information MM Part Number Device(s) Firmware Version SM-EXT1000 Extreme Summit switches Summit ExtremeWare 2.1.7 BlackDiamond 6808 Core switch BlackDiamond: ExtremeWare 3.09b4 and version 5.0 for policy management Alpine 3808 Summit 48i 6.1.7 6.1.8 Known Anomalies: Extreme Devices Item Description Solution 1 VLAN fault isolation is not supported for Extreme Summit switches running a version of ExtremeWare that is earlier than 6.0.
F5 Networks Management Module Information MM Part Number Device(s) Firmware Version SM-F5N1000 F5 Big-Ip Load Balancer 3.1.1 Known Anomalies: F5 Networks Item Description Solution 1 The F5 Big-IP Load Balancer device model does not register trap events and alarms. This is a firmware issue. The device does not properly implement the ipAddrEntry MIB table in compliance with RFC 2011.
Host Compaq Module Management Module Information MM Part Number Device(s) Firmware Version SM-CPQ1000 Host Compaq NA Known Anomalies: Host Compaq Module Item Description Solution 1 The SNMP Agent Detail view does not show statistical information. Also, the view’s Auth Traps field and the Detail view’s Receive Breakdown and Transmit fields are enclosed by red boxes. If you change Auth Traps from disabled to enabled, an attribute error message appears. This is a firmware issue.
Juniper Networks Management Module Information MM Part Number Device(s) Firmware Version SM-JPR1000 M5, M10, M20, M40, M40e, M160 Internet Backbone Routers JUNOS 4.0R1.2 Known Anomalies: Juniper Networks Item Description Solution 1 Juniper Internet JUNOS may incorrectly send OSPF traps (SNMP Version 1) with a non-standard, specific trap number between 9 and 24 when it should be between 1 and 16. As a result, the Juniper model shows these traps as UNKNOWN or displays the wrong event or alarm.
Packeteer PacketShaper Management Module Information MM Part Number Device(s) Firmware Version SM-PKT1000 Packeteer Family 4.2.0 Known Anomalies: Packeteer PacketShaper Item Description Solution 1 The Performance view displays incorrect load values. This is a firmware issue. Nortel Contivity Extranet Switch Management Module Information MM Part Number Device(s) Firmware Version SM-NTL1004 Nortel Contivity Family 4.0.
Riverstone SmartSwitch Router Management Module Information MM Part Number Device(s) Firmware Version SM-RST1000 RS-32000, 38000, 8600, 8000, 3000, 2100, 2000 IA-1100, 1200 8.0.0.8 Known Anomalies: Riverstone SmartSwitch Router Item Description Solution 1 Riverstone SmartSwitch Routers configured with MPLS boards running firmware 8.0.0.8 incorrectly report the operational status as down and the administrative status as off for port interfaces that are configured to be operational.
SmartSwitch Routers (SSR) Management Module Information MM Part Number Device(s) Firmware Version SM-CSI1091 SSR 32000, 8600, 8000, 3000, 2100, 2000, 1200, and IA-1100 NA SM-ENT1005 X-Pedition 8600, 8000, 2100, 2000, and ER16 NA SM-RST1000 RS 32000, 8600, 8000, 3000, 2100, 2000, 1200, and IA-1100 NA SM-ENT1001 6-SSRM-02 NA SM-TRN1000 BE2xx, TL1000, and TLGateway NA Known Anomalies: SSR Item Description Solution 1 The Port Performance view for the SSR 8000 incorrectly displays the in_er
Sun Management Center Agent Management Module Information MM Part Number Device(s) Firmware Version SM-SUN1000 Workstations and servers supported by the Sun Management Center Agent 3.0 Known Anomalies: Sun Management Center Agent Item Description Solution 1 The fields in some SPECTRUM views that support the MIB-II SNMP group may not display any values. For example, this could happen in the Performance Detail view. Sun provides two versions of MIB-II support with the Agent.
SynOptics 5000 Hubs Management Module Information MM Part Number Device(s) Firmware Version SM-SYN1003 53xx Enet, 55xx TR, 59xx FDDI 1.5.1, 1.5.1, 2.2.6 Known Anomalies: SynOptics 5000 Hubs Item Description Solution 1 SynOptics only counts good frames when monitoring Ethernet traffic. As the number of frames with errors goes up, the number of good frames goes down. This directly affects the Load value in the Port, Segment, Cluster, and Attachment Performance views. This is an agent issue.
Known Anomalies: SynOptics 5000 Hubs Item Description Solution 6 Attempts to change all Module Ring Attachments and the Module Ring Speed for all attachments in a Token Ring Module Configuration view fail when done simultaneously during the editing session. This is a firmware issue. Change the Module Ring Attachments then change the Module Ring Speed (or vice versa). Do not try to change both at the same time.
Wellfleet Routers Management Module Information MM Part Number Device(s) Firmware Version SM-WEL1003 Wellfleet Router 2 NA Known Anomalies: Wellfleet Routers Item Description Solution 1 The DCLI ports on the Rtr_Bay_Wflet do not model appropriately when you migrate SPECTRUM from any 5.0rev1 release or higher to any 6.X release. This is because the attribute Create_Sub_Interfaces is set to FALSE by default on the earlier releases. When migrating to 6.X releases, the default value is preserved.
Multiple Management Modules Note: Ignore fields enclosed in red boxes or error messages warning of blank table entries. These indicate that the required data was not obtainable from the device, and they occur when the device firmware does not support these data requests from SPECTRUM. Known Anomalies: Multiple Management Modules Item Description Solution 1 On some model types, SPECTRUM does Restart the SPECTRUM Control Panel after making this type of change.
Discontinued Products and Components This section identifies the discontinued products and components for the SPECTRUM 6.6 with Service Pack 5 CD release, relative to the 6.5.1 release. About Discontinued Products and Components Aprisma is continually reviewing the products that it supports to ensure that they are still in use and in line with the product strategy set forth for the company.
Device Management Components This section describes any general (or vendor specific) device management capabilities that are no longer supplied with SPECTRUM. Cabletron Device Management Components There is no known migration path for replacing these capabilities, however Enterasys Networks may offer software to accomplish these Device/Element Management tasks for Cabletron devices. The following Cabletron Device Management components are no longer available as part of SPECTUM.
Management Modules Table 1 shows discontinued management modules and the recommended migration path. Discontinuation is effective November 15, 2002. Table 1: Discontinued Management Modules Discontinued Part Number Part Number Description Recommended Migration Path SM-ATT1000 AT&T Smart Hub Generic SNMP Module SM-CAY1001 Cayman GatorBox, GatorMIM, or GatorStar devices running firmware version 2.
and migration process have been significantly enhance in 6.6 SP2, to ease this transition. How long will orders be accepted for these Management Modules? Orders for these Management Modules will no longer be accepted after October 15th, 2002. How will support be handled on these Management Modules? For current maintenance customers, phone support will be provided on the product for one year after the date of discontinuation. Therefore, phone support will be provided until 11/15/2003.
Table 2: Discontinued MM Feature Comparisons SM-CHP1002 Generic SNMP Module • Device Chassis view will be removed. • Power Management, Device Configuration, Chassis Configuration, and Interface Configuration views will be removed. • CComGenBdgApp will be replaced by Gen_Bridge_App • CComPort are no longer modeled.
Table 2: Discontinued MM Feature Comparisons SM-SYN1007 Generic SNMP Module • Syn5DNComApp will be removed. • Syn5DNEnetApp will be removed. • Syn5DNComApp will be removed. • Syn5DNEnetApp will be removed. • GnSNMPDev discovers SNMP2_Agent. • GnSNMPDev discovers RMONApp. SM-UNB1001 Generic SNMP Module • UB_Bridge_App will be replaced by Gen_Bridge_App • UBGnPort are no longer modeled. • UBHubApp will be removed. • UB_TPL_App will be removed. • UB_TRTier_App will be removed.
EPI, SSAPI, IHAPI, Simulator Playback Tool Table 3 shows discontinued Level II Toolkits and the recommended migration path. Discontinuation is effective November 15, 2002.
Is there a formal program to upgrade customers from EPI, SSAPI, IHAPI, and the Simulator Playback Tool to the recommended migration product? There is not a formal program to migrate either the tools or the resulting work they have been used to complete to the newly recommended products. Customers will be required to complete any migration work themselves or enlist the help of Aprisma Professional Services to complete the work.
Feature Comparison Table 4 compares the features of discontinued products with the features of recommended replacement products. Table 4: Discontinued Level II Toolkit Feature Comparisons Discontinued Product Migration Path ST-Corba ST-CSI1005 SpectroSERVER API (SSAPI) Comparison All functionality available to the customer or partner currently developing applications for SPECTRUM using the SSAPI interface is available in the ST-Corba toolkit.
SpectroRX Discontinuation is effective November 15, 2002. Discontinued Part Number Part Number Description Recommended Migration Path SA-SPECTRORX SpectroRX None Questions & Answers Why is Aprisma discontinuing SpectroRX? Due to the lack of customers utilizing this product, it was determined that this product would be discontinued. What is the recommended migration path? There is no migration path for users of SpectroRX.
Support for Export to SAS, Ingress, Sybase, Oracle, and Microsoft SQL Database Types The following table shows discontinued support and the recommended migration path. Discontinuation is effective November 15, 2002.
There is no formal program to train customers on the recommended migration path. Customers will be wholly responsible for managing any required changes. How will support be handled on Export to SAS, Ingress, Sybase, Oracle, and Microsoft SQL database Types? For current maintenance customers, phone support will be provided on this functionality for one year after the date of discontinuation. Therefore, phone support will be provided until 11/15/2003.
Support for Netscape The following table shows the discontinued product and the recommended migration path. Discontinuation is effective November 15, 2002. Discontinued Functionality / Support Recommended Migration Path Support for Netscape Internet Explorer Version 5.
How will support be handled on Netscape? For current maintenance customers, phone support will be provided on this platform for one year after the date of discontinuation. Therefore, phone support will be provided until 11/15/2003. For non-maintenance customers, support will be provided on a per incident, time and materials cost basis until 11/15/2002. Note that support will be limited to troubleshooting the current software components to the best of our ability through product support.
Index Numerics 1G582-09 [21] 1G694-13 [21] 1H582-25 [21] 1H582-51 [21] 3Com [20] 3Com40x0 [20] 3Com44xx [20] 3Com49xx [20] 4050 [20] 4060 [20] 4095 [20] 4400 [20] 4900 [20] 4900SX [20] 53xx Enet [66] 9A656-04 [52] 9A686-04 [52] 9E106-06 [52] 9E423-xx [52] 9F12x-xx [52] 9F426-02 [52] 9M426-02 [52] 9T12x-xx [52] 9T425-16 [52] A Acedirector [25] Alteon [25] ASX-100 [59] ASX-200 [59] AutoDiscovery [12], [13] B Brocade [25] SPECTRUM Software Release Notice (SSRN) For SPECTRUM 6.
C Cadent C4 [21] Catalyst 4503 [20] Catalyst 4506 [20] Catalyst 4507R [20] Cisco [20], [21], [23], [25] Cisco VPN Client 3002 [23] Cisco VPN Client 3005 [23] Cisco VPN Client 3015 [23] Cisco VPN Client 3030 [23] Cisco VPN Client 3060 [23] Cisco VPN Client 3080 [23] Cisco3xxxVPN [23] Contivity 100 [22] Contivity 1000 [23] Contivity 1010 [23] Contivity 1050 [23] Contivity 1100 [23] Contivity 1500 [23] Contivity 1600 [23] Contivity 1700 [23] Contivity 200 [22] Contivity 2000 [23] Contivity 2500 [23] Contivity
Packeteer PacketShaper [62] Riverstone SmartSwitch Router [63] SmartSwitch Router (SSR) [64] Sun Management Center Agent [65] SynOptics 5000 Hubs [66] SynOptics Modules [67] Wellfleet Routers [68] Corrected and Known Anomalies-SPECTRUM AR System Gateway [47] Enterprise Alarm Manager (EAM) [48] Level I Developer’s Toolkit [49] SpectroSERVER [50] SPECTRUM Installation Program [50] E Enterasys [21], [22], [24] F Fault Management [17] H HubSyn27xx [67] HubSyn29xx [67] J JMibTools [13] M MPLS Manager [18] M
R RoamAbout R2 [24] RoamAboutR2 [24] S Service Performance Manager [26], [27] SM [72] SM-CAT1000 [54] SM-CAT1001 [54] SM-CAT1002 [54] SM-CAT1008 [54] SM-CAY1001 [72] SM-CHP1002 [72] SM-CIS1001 [55], [72] SM-CIS1002 [55] SM-CSI1028 [72] SM-CSI1030 [52] SM-CSI1031 [52] SM-CSI1032 [52] SM-CSI1035 [52] SM-CSI1036 [52] SM-CSI1038 [52] SM-CSI1055 [52] SM-CSI1059 [52] SM-CSI1066 [52] SM-CSI1073 [52] SM-CSI1074 [52] SM-CSI1076 [51] SM-CSI1082 [51] SM-CSI1083 [52] SM-CSI1088 [51] SM-CSI1091 [64] SM-CSI1092 [52] SM-
SM-PKT1000 [62] SM-RST1000 [63], [64] SM-SUN1000 [65] SM-SYN1001 [67] SM-SYN1002 [67] SM-SYN1003 [66] SM-SYN1004 [67] SM-SYN1005 [67] SM-SYN1006 [67] SM-SYN1007 [72] SM-SYN1008 [67] SM-SYN1009 [67] SM-TRN1000 [64] SM-UNB1001 [72] SM-WEL1003 [68] SPECTRUM Reporting Gateway [27] SPM [27] Sun Fire B1600 [22] SunFireSw [22] SynOptics [67] SynOptics 332xS [67] SynOptics 39xx [67] T TR NMM [66] V Vanguard [26] W Wellfleet Router II [68] Windows NT [60] X XSR-1805 [22] XSR-1850 [22] SPECTRUM Software Release
