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C
HAPTER
3: R
ELEASE
I
SSUES
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The following requests return incorrect or incomplete values for the
9-port 1000BASE-SX Gigabit Ethernet Layer 2 Switching Module:
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The value of entPhysicalClass that is returned for the instance of
the module itself (entPhysicalClass.4) is 13. The value should be 9,
which represents the value for the module.
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The value of entPhysicalVendorType that is returned for the
instance of the module itself (entPhysicalVendorType.4) contains an
incorrect cb9000 description.
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The value of entPhysicalDescr that is returned for the module does
not contain slot, subslot, and revision numbers as it should.
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The 9-port 1000BASE-SX Gigabit Ethernet Layer 2 Switching Module
returns values for entPhysicalIndex and entLogicalIndex, but these
objects are listed in the MIB as non-accessible objects.
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The following objects are not returned:
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a3ComSysBridgePortTransmitBlockedDiscards
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a3ComSysBridgePortReceiveAllPathFilteredFrames
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a3ComSysBridgePortTransmitAllPathFilteredFrames
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a3ComSysBridgePortReceiveMulticastPathFilteredFrames
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a3ComSysBridgePortTransmitMulticastPathFilteredFrames
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The module agent does not return the ipNetToMediaPhysAddress
MIB-II to the ipNetToMediaTable. Other objects in the
ipNetToMediaTable are properly returned.
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If you reset the 9-port 1000BASE-SX Gigabit Ethernet Layer 2
Switching Module from the EME, you see MIB II Cold Start and Link
Up traps from the module, but you do not see a Link Down trap. The
normal
Link Up... Link Down... Link Up
sequence has probably
occurred and the module has reset, even though you did not see a
Link Down trap.
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The object cb9000BackplaneConnectIfIndex lists backplane port
numbers in decreasing order for the 9-port 1000BASE-SX Gigabit
Ethernet Layer 2 Switching Module. For other CoreBuilder 9000
modules, the backplane port numbers are listed in increasing order.