Примечания к выпуску для Cisco Cisco Content Switching Module with SSL

For a description of CSM caveats resolved in CSM-S software release 2.2(2), see the 

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This section describes open CSM caveats in CSM-S software release 2.2(2): 

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In rare cases, the CLI becomes unresponsive while traffic passes normally.

Workaround: None.

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A CSM-S running 2.1(5) had a reboot due to IXP 3. The type of crash was known as a “L7 abort.”

Workaround: None.

For a description of open CSM caveats in CSM-S software release 2.2(2), see the 

This section describes resolved CSM caveats in CSM-S software release 2.2(2):

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A CLI lockup can occur when the serverfarm threshold (vserver submode) command is issued. 
This condition can occur when the primary server farm contains hundreds of real servers that are 
down and the backup server farm takes over immediately. In this case, the CSM-S performance 
drops and the CLI becomes unresponsive.

Workaround: None.

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A large delay can occur when updating LOAD using KAL-AP. When a Global Site Selector (GSS) 
is configured to probe a large number of virtual IP addresses with KAL-AP, the response to KAL-AP 
queries slows enough to make the GSS consider the virtual IPs to be down.

Workaround: Consolidate virtual servers to reduce their number, or use TCP keepalives instead.

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Under a high traffic load, the CSM-S may halt unexpectedly. The console displays the error 
message: “P:\ixp1200\core\l7\l7_main.c(395) warning: TX Queue overflow. Shutting down 
CORE_TX_Q” followed by a core dump.

Workaround: None.

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In rare cases, the CSM-S console becomes unresponsive and the show module csm num command 
indicates that the CSM-S is offline.