38 System Firmware Version 5.1.0.1
shows stack-
ports down but
CLI does not. In
previous version
The issue using CLI stack ports shows up
and counters shows no transfer rate but GUI
shows stack ports down.
Web shows stack ports up if
they are up
Customer has multiple M6220 switches,
and as part of a network change they
wanted to remove a VLAN routing interface
that was no longer in use. When they
removed the IP address from this VLAN,
they lost routing across the entire switch.
Ports are now checked to
ensure they are not part of
other routing VLANs before
clearing the ARP policy on the
port.
SNMP MIB walk crashes switch.
A large array is allocated
statically instead of on the
stack.
password min
length error
using web GUI
On the web GUI-->system-->management
security-->password management,
If the password min length is unchecked
and applied, there is an entry in the running
config for "no passwords min-length". This
can be verified through CLI. After this, on
enable passwords page if we try to set a
password which is any length less than 8,
we get an error message as shown in the
Password ranges are now
allocated dynamically on web
pages.
Once you select the Tagged-Vlans, there is
NO way to unselect them again via GUI.
Using command-line configuration is the
only way to unselect those.
Tagged VLANs can be
unchecked in simple mode
mode issue with
10G ports in
aggregator
Can't remove what running config says is
there
Add interface command is
corrected.
configuration
changes after
reload.
The "banner motd" configuration changes
after a switch reload.
Previously, the input
mechanism ignored ANY lines
beginning with an exclamation
point. Now, the CLI engine
will allow lines with a leading
“!” in the banner
via Web UI
refers to
"Management
VLAN"
Attempting to assign an ACL to VLAN 1,
via Web UI, generates an error message
referring to the Management VLAN.
"Error! Cannot Bind ACLs to Management
VLAN."
the hard coded value has been
removed in favor of the correct
VLAN value
generating error
for out bound
ACL & applies
the config.
Binding an IP ACL as out bound to an
interface, via Web UI, does not generate an
error message. Furthermore, the config
gets applied to the interface as an inbound
ACL. When the same action is done via
CLI, an error message is generated and the
config is not applied.
Use of the direction object has
been corrected.