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Software Fixes in Release K.11.12 - K.13.49
Release K.11.32
■ Crash (PR_1000335430) — The Switch may crash with a message similar to:
"Cam range reservation error" crash at aqSlaveRanges.c:172.
■ Event Log (PR_1000308669) — After a Switch reset, the event log does not display correct
information.
■ Event Log (PR_1000310958) — Unsupported modules do not produce an event log
message in the Switch.
■ Fault LED (PR_1000314005) — Upon a fan fault, the fault LED does not indicate an error.
■ Flash Memory (PR_1000320941) — An incorrect error message is displayed when the
Switch experiences a Flash memory failure.
■ Flow Control (PR_1000333879) — Flow Control not functioning properly.
■ Help Menu (PR_1000307772) — The Help menu text for command "router pim
rp-candidate hold-time" displayed incorrect values.
■ Help Menu (PR_1000326670) — Web User Interface Help file link URLs exceed maximum
length.
■ ICMP (PR_1000315805) — When the Switch receives a UDP packet on a closed port,
Switch fails to send an ICMP response message back to the sender.
■ ICMP/Rate Limiting (PR_1000319946) — Configuring ICMP Rate Limiting on interfaces
causes the Switch to create duplicate requests, which affects the total throughput of the
blade.
■ LED (PR_1000325259) — Test LED flashing wrong color when a defective Mini-GBIC is
installed.
■ LLDP (PR_1000319356) — LLDP does not discover CDPv2 devices.
■ MAC Authentication (PR_1000329738) — Switch may improperly flush the ARP cache
when adding or removing an authorized MAC address.
■ MAC Authentication (PR_1000335314) — While authenticating multiple ports via MAC
authentication, the Switch successfully authenticates the port but fails to learn the source
MAC address.
■ Meshing (PR_1000325260) — With meshing enabled, it is possible that packet buffers may
get corrupted resulting in a Switch reboot.
■ Module (PR_1000307404) — With no cable attached, the X2 CX4 transceiver link LED
remains on after a switch power up or hot swap of module.
■ Modules (PR_1000314454) — Blades fail to reboot (retry) after failing a selftest.
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