HP B-series Fabric OS 7.1.0_blv Release Notes (5697-2827, September 2013)

Table 2 Fabric OS 7.1.0 closed defects (continued)
SolutionClosed defect summary
Workaround prior to upgrade:The fmmonitor --show -port command does not
work for a range of ports.
Run fmmonitor --show on individual ports.
Fixed in Fabric OS 7.1.0.
Fixed in Fabric OS 7.1.0.The CP in slot 6 of an HP DC04 SAN Director with HW
error interrupts results in CP kernel panic with Oops: kernel
access of bad area, sig: 11.
Fixed in Fabric OS 7.1.0.There is an inappropriate numerical value of Logical port
displayed by Webtools(SAM Report) on the HP 8/40 SAN
Switch running Fabric OS 6.3.2.e1.
Fixed in Fabric OS 7.1.0.A switch drops ADISC requests from a third-party HBA.
Fixed in Fabric OS 7.1.0.When executed on an HP SN6000B 16Gb FC Switch/HP
SN3000B 16Gb FC Switch, the portloopbacktest command
always uses 16 Gb mode, regardless of the port speed
specified.
Workaround prior to upgrade:Rolling reboots occur when a faulty HP DC SAN Director
Multiprotocol Extension Blade is detected.
Relocating the HP DC SAN Director Multiprotocol Extension
Blade to a different slot may alleviate the underlying
hardware fault.
Fixed in Fabric OS 7.1.0.
Fixed in Fabric OS 7.1.0.The cfgsave command may intermittently fail following
multiple zoneobjectrename commands.
Fixed in Fabric OS 7.1.0.FICON emulation errors may occur.
Fixed in Fabric OS 7.1.0.WebTools intermittently returns the error "The switch is
currently not accessible. Your request has failed due to
network IP connection loss or the switch is not running at
this moment" when attempting to perform "Beacon" and
"Chassis Beacon" functions.
Fixed in Fabric OS 7.1.0.FCIP VE Port invalid FC Receives are not counted in a
statistic.
Fixed in Fabric OS 7.1.0.FICON Tape Write Pipelining failures occur when writing
large blocks to a 3rd party device (a virtual tape controller).
Missing Device end errors are displayed during tape write
pipelining.
Workaround prior to upgrade:VM host not able to vary on Tape CHPIDs through the
FICON Tape Emulating Tunnel.
Disable FICON Tape Pipelining, or upgrade Fabric OS
and modify the FCIP Tunnel FICON Debug flags to include
the 0x20 bit. The command to modify the FICON Debug
Flag value is: portcfg fciptunnel <slot/>vePort
modify --ficon-debug <flag>
Where "flag" is a hex number that includes the 0x20 bit.
e.g. root> portcfg fciptunnel 16 modify
--ficon-debug f7c90020
You can confirm the FICON Debug Flag setting by the
following command:
Spike163:root> portshow xtun 16 -ficon
-stats
Output at the end of the display will include the current
FICON debug flag settings:
Bit 5 [0x00000020] = 1 :
DISABLE_TAPE_MULTIPATH_PROTECTION
Fabric OS 7.1.0 fixes 33