Avaya P882 Manual Do Utilizador

Doc. No. 10-300078, Issue 1

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The following issues are resolved in v6.1.

(RN000312) The switch allows you to set the engine ID to less than 5 byes. 
However, SNMPv3 operates correctly regardless of the length of the engine 
ID. 

The online help for the snmp-server engineid CLI command incorrectly 
states that the engine ID can range from 1 to 96 characters. The engine ID 
must be a 5-byte to 32-byte hexidecimal value, where each byte is separated 
by a colon. 

The switch now accepts only engine IDs of 12 bytes. If you enter an engine 
ID of less than or more than 12 bytes, the switch displays an error message. 
Also, the online help for the snmp-server engineid command now 
correctly states the length of the engine ID. 

For more information on changing the engine ID, see “Changing the Engine 
ID of the Switch” in Chapter 5, “SNMP,” of User Guide for the Avaya P580 
and P882 Multiservice Switches, Software Version 6.1.

(RN000298) The switch does not prevent you from creating community 
strings and SNMPv3 users that have the same name. This configuration is 
not supported, however, and may result in users having unauthorized access 
to the switch. 

Creating community strings and SNMPv3 users that have the same name no 
longer results in users having unauthorized access to the switch. 

(RN000299) The port priority and path cost settings for hunt group ports are 
reset to their default values when you perform any of the following actions: 

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Add or remove ports from the hunt group. 

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Change the flood port for the hunt group. 

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Reset the module on which the hunt group ports are located. 

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Reset the switch.