Cisco Cisco IOS Software Release 12.2(8)YJ

Dial on Demand Routing (DDR) is triggered by traffic that enters the Cisco 806 router from the WAN 
interface.Generally, one expects DDR to be triggered only by traffic that enters the router from the LAN 
interface. 

Workaround: Access lists can be configured to block traffic on the WAN interface.

If the access list at the remote end of a split tunnel is configured to have two entries with the same source 
address, an Easy VPN client, such as a Cisco 806 router, will try to install the same address twice and 
will alter the NAT configuration in such a way that NAT translation will not work correctly. This is 
normal behavior. However, NAT translation seems to work correctly on Cisco 806 routers operating in 
this type of split tunnel environment. 

With Point-to-Point Protocol over ATM encapsulation, when the permanent virtual circuit (PVC) is 
removed and configured again, the virtual access interface doesn't come up causing the ping between the 
UUT and the remote to fail. 

Workaround: Save the configuration before you remove the PVC, and reload the router if this problem 
occurs.

The HTTP probe does not show the default values. 

The firewall audit trail test for the trivial file tranfer protocol (tftp) fails.

tftp fails with NAT overload configured when the unit under test listens for tftp traffic on a non-standard 
port.

The rttMonEchoAdminCache variable does not show the correct default value. 

The rttMonApplSupportedRttTypesValid.10 is not supported.

The udpLocalAddress and udpLocalPort objects of the UDP MIB are not populated.