PowerConnect 8132/8164/8132F/8164F/8024/8024F/M8024/M8024-k/
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System Firmware Version 5.1.0.1 Page 21
The PowerConnect M8024-k is the only modular switch that defaults to the simple mode of operation. Simple mode
contains a restricted set of commands suitable for control of a port aggregation device that can be deployed in a
network without requiring updates to the network by a network administrator. Users needing switch capabilities which
require the network administrator to modify the network configuration can exit simple mode using the no mode simple
command.
AAA Authentication
In prior releases, more than one method could be specified for dot1x authentication even though only the first method
was attempted. The CLI and Web now only accept a single method for dot1x authentication.
Issues Resolved
The following issues from previous releases have been corrected. The issues listed here may have been discovered on any of the
switches listed on the title page.
Release 5.1.0.1
issuing command “show
interfaces switchport po1”
Switch crashes when using this
Fixed memory issue in a loop
platforms
Cannot apply ACL on
VLAN 'out bound'
direction from GUI
User needed to use CLI Fixed the issue to be able to
apply in both directions from
the web
platforms
Default VLAN cannot be
made static from GUI
Cannot change VLAN member
ports settings
Fixed VLAN membership web
page
Incorrect SFP interface log
reported in the trap notification
Calculate the correct internal
SNMP management IP
address can only be set
from WebUI and lost after
reboot.
command is missing in the CLI
in Simple Mode
Added CLI command support
address missing after
reboot.
"ip address vlan" command
disappears from the running-
config after reboot
Put "ip address vlan" after
"port-aggregator group"
commands in the text config
PCM6220
PCM6348
PCM8024
ARP entries are purged for
L3 egress objects are not
programmed correctly resulting
in incorrect L3 forwarding.
Use the SDK init function to
set defaults for egress object.
platforms
OOB Static IP unreachable
after stack failover
After failover stack loses static
IP address configured on OOB
interface.
Proper checks prevent using
the previous DHCP mode.
All platforms that support