Avaya ERS 8600 - Problems Resolved in This Release

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Problems Resolved in This Release
Switch management
o ERS 8600 will no longer experience VRRP transitions, ping failures or potential OSPF
slowdown or failure when there is binary transfer of a file via FTP or TFTP with a file size
greater than the free memory available on the flash. ERS 8600 could previously experience
these issues while its CPU utilization was high. (Q01978884-02)
o Switch will no longer show system instability on quitting from a SSH session, even if a SSH
File Transfer Window is opened from the existing SSH session more than once. However
the ERS 8600 still does not support any File Transfers from a SSH session. (Q01856195-
03)
o ERS 8600 no longer allows adding a route in net mgmt table, if the same route already
exists in the normal routing table (due to some routable VLAN or static configuration).
(Q01987429-02)
Platform
o ERS 8600 no longer allows (a guard rail has been added) port mirroring from Legacy Port
to GTR/GTRS port in “Rx mode” and “both mode”. An invalid port number or failed
message will be returned to the user. This operation is allowed for Tx mode only.
(Q01790729-02)
o ERS 8600 no longer experiences unexpected Mezz CPU failover with the Mezz card
enabled and then saving the configuration via JDM. (Q01981161-01)
o The potential for traffic interruption associated with the Gig ports on the 8634XGRS module
has now been resolved. (Q02010160-03)
o ERS 8600 console will now no longer spool repeated messages of AA1419049-E6 (LX)
SFP insertion after a switch reboot. (Q01940440-02)
o ERS 8600 will now be able to properly detect all versions of the AA1419049-E6 SFP
(1000Base-LX) even after any switch reboot. (Q01980528-02)
o Link flap detect feature is now supported for R-modules cards. (Q01783494)