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When a startup-config file containing an 802.1D STP configuration 

is reloaded that was saved off from the switch, an error similar to the following occurs:

Line: 13. Invalid input: stp802.1d

Corrupted download file.

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When logging into the switch via TACACS+ encrypted authentication, the 

packet header has the 'encryption' field set to 'TAC_PLUS_CLEAR' when the body of the 
packet is actually encrypted.

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The time zone changes made for PR_4524 are not transparent to the end user.

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New vlans have no members when creating/deleting lots (>30) of unique vids.

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The switch does not forward Cisco VLAN Trunk Protocol (VTP) or Inter-Switch 

Link (ISL) packets.

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After clearing the intrusion flag in the Web-browser interface, 

the intruder flags are not removed.

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Configuring static learning for port security may result in the 

error message "error in pdu".

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The product registration screen contains a typographical error.  

(Fix: The phrase "...

does not appears above..." is now "...does not appear above...".)

Release F.05.09 

(Beta Release Only)

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 If GVRP is disabled on a port (to prevent GVRP from being active on that port), 

then any VLANs statically configured on that port will not be advertised out (other) GVRP-
active ports.

Release F.05.10 

(Beta Release Only)

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 The issue only occurs when this device, running STP in 802.1w mode, has an 802.1D 

immediate upstream neighbor.  Various possible symptoms, including: i. Topology Change 
count increments an excessive number of times after a physical topology change. (Note: 
Even with the fix, the Topology Change count increments by more than one for a single 
change, which is expected behavior.); ii. Topology Change count increments for much longer 
than 30 seconds after a physical topology change; iii. After a physical topology change, the 
spanning tree may take a long time to re-converge, and may never re-converge; iv. Possible 
flooding storms (which users may mistakenly report as broadcast storms).