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Extreme Networks EAS 100-24t Switch

Software Release Notes, Version 1.00

This release note for the EAS 100-24t switch software describes:

● Software Features on page 1

● Supported MIBs on page 7

● Known Issues on page 8

● Fixed Issues on page 8

Software Features

Table 1 lists the software features supported in this release. Table 1: Software Features

Software Feature Description

L2 Features

MAC Address 1. 8K MAC Address Table; 2. Support 256 static MAC

3. Support 128 static multicast address Jumbo Frame 1. Tag Frame : 9216bytes

2. Un-tag Frame: 9212bytes (Maximum) L2 Multicast Filtering Support L2 multicast filtering mode as below

- Forward all unregistered groups - Filter all unregistered groups

IGMP snooping 1. Support IGMP v1,v2 snooping and v3 awareness (including Querier support).

2. 128 IGMP/MLD snooping groups (shared)

3. Be able to forward IGMP control packets (Join, Leave) to multicast router ports only

4. Forbid a specific port to be router ports 5. Per VLAN IGMP Snooping

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Software Features

MLD Snooping 1. Support MLD v1 snooping

2. Support MLD v2 awareness (source filter not supported) 3. 128 IGMP/MLD snooping groups (shared)

4. Be able to forward MLD control packets (Report, Done) to multicast router ports only

5. Forbid a specific port to be router ports 6. MLD per VLAN

7. Can config unregistered group filtering Spanning Tree 1. Support 802.1D STP

2. Support 802.1w RSTP 3. Support 802.1s MSTP 4. Support 4 MSTP Instances

5. Support per port / device BPDU filtering 6. Support 802.1D 2004 edition

7. Support Root Restriction(defined in 802.1Q-2005) Loopback Detection 1. Support per port shutdown

802.3ad Link Aggregation 1. Support max 8 groups

2. The max port number of group is 8 ports 3. Support following load sharing mechanism - Source MAC

- Destination MAC

- Source MAC + Destination MAC 4. Load-balancing with multicast traffic Mirroring 1. Support 1 mirroring group

2. Mirroring support following mode - One-to-one port

- Many-to-one port - Flow-based mirroring

3. Support Mirroring for Tx/Rx/Both VLAN

802.1Q 802.1Q-2005 edition (STP Root Restriction ) VLAN Group 1. Total 4094 VLAN groups

2. Configurable VID from 1~4094 Port-based VLAN Support VLAN tagging based on PVID Protocol-based VLAN 802.1v Port and Protocol-based VLAN MAC based VLAN

GVRP 1. Support 255 dynamic VLANs

Table 1: Software Features (Continued)

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Software Features

3. GVRP enabled/disabled per port/system basis Asymmetric VLAN

Double VLAN (Q-In-Q)

1. Support Port-based Q-in-Q

2. Add SVLAN to either untagged or single tagged packets 3. Support Policy based Q-in-Q. Add SVLAN based on 1)- MAC address

2)- Ether type 3)- CVLAN tag

4. Support untagged / single tagged / double tagged at same physical port

UNI Port:

? - For packets ingress from UNI port, the packet can be untagged, or c tagged

? - The packets may be add S tag or replace C tag by S tag based on user configuration.

? - The learning and forwarding is based on SVLAN. NNI Port:

? - For packets ingress from NNI, it can be untag/single S tag / double tag with S+C, the switch learning and forwarding is based on SVLAN. (C tag is identified by C-TPID, S-tag is identified by S-TPID.) 5. Per System Configurable SVLAN TPID

6. Support only 1 SVLAN TPID (per system) VLAN Translation Support up to 16 entries/rules (per system) QoS

Bandwidth Control 1. Support Port and Flow based bandwidth control 2. Minimum granularity 64Kb/s

3. Ingress bandwidth control (for Port and Flow based) 4. Egress bandwidth control (Only for Port based)

5. Switch and client need to enable flow control for RX(upload) traffic. Number of Queues 4 Outbound Queues

Queue handling Support WRR/Strict mode in queue handling Support Weighted Round Robin (WRR) Table 1: Software Features (Continued)

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Software Features

Class of Service (CoS) Be able to classify packets according to follow contents: - 802.1p priority - VID - MAC address - Ether type - IP address - TOS - DSCP - Protocol type

- TCP/UDP port number - User defined packet content - Switch Port

QoS Flow Actions Remark DSCP to 802.1p priority tag ACL

Access Profiles/Rules 1. Max 256 Profiles, 256 Rules 2. Support 256 rules/per port.

3. If you apply one rule to all port (1-28), it just takes one rule. 4. Rule id 1 to 65535

ACL Policy Support following ACL policy packet contents: - 802.1p priority - VID - MAC address - Ether type - IP address - DSCP - Protocol type

- TCP/UDP port number - User defined packet content - Switch Port

ACL Statistic Security

SSH Support v2

SSL Support v1/v2/v3

Port Security Support 64 MACs per port

Broadcast Storm Control 1. Allow specifying when broadcast/multicast/unknown unicast traffic hit the definable threshold, switch will disable the port. Only after the broadcast/ multicast traffic fall below the definable threshold, the port will be activated again

2. Min granularity: 64kbps Table 1: Software Features (Continued)

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Software Features

AAA

802.1X 1. Support Port-based Access Control 2. Support Host-based Access Control - Maximum 16 MACs per port

3. 802.1X packet transparent when 802.1X is disabled. 4. Support EAP, OTP, TLS, TTLS and PEAP

5. Support MD5 authentication 6. Support Dynamic VLAN Assignment 7. Support session timeout attribute

RADIUS Accounting Support Network accounting (for 802.1x user) (RFC2866) RADIUS Auth. For Mgmt

Access

RFC2138, RFC2139 TACACS+ Authentication

For the Management Access

RFC1492

User Account Privilege for the Management Access

Support 2 level user account - User (Read only)

- Administrator (Read / Write) MAC-based Access

Control

1. Support the following methods - Local authentication

- Radius authentication 2. Support the following modes - Port-based authentication - Host-based authentication

3. Dynamic VLAN Assignment after successful authentication Multiple Authentication MAC/802.1X Authentication

Management

Web-based GUI Compatible with following browsers (Support RFC2068) - IE5.5 or later version

- Firefox (Mozilla) CLI

Editable Login Banner Editable System Prompt

Telnet Server RFC854

Telnet Client

TFTP client RFC783

Z modem

Table 1: Software Features (Continued)

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Software Features

SNMP SNMP v1/v2c/v3 (RFC1157, RFC1901, RFC1905, RFC1908, RFC2570, RFC2575)

RMON v1 Support 4 groups (RFC2819) RMON v2 Support Probe config group BootP/DHCP client RFC951, RFC1541

DHCP relay

System Log RFC3164

Trap/ Log Severity Control

Allow to divide the severity of logs into 3 levels, and config to trigger logging only for certain level of logs specify what 3 levels

Dual Image

Port Description Port definition and naming

CPU Monitoring Allow monitoring the utilization of CPU via Web/ CLI

Time Setting SNTP

LLDP

Cable Diagnostics

Configurable Auto MDI/MDIX

IPv6 Management IPv6 Host Ready certification

SMTP RFC2821

Technical Support Report Support the command "show tech support" to provide the information for debugging MIB MIBII RFC1213 Bridge MIB RFC1493 SNMPv2 MIB RFC1907 RMON MIB RFC1757, RFC2819

RMONv2 MIB Support Probe Config group (RFC2021) Ether-like MIB RFC1643, RFC2358, RFC2665 802.1p MIB RFC4363 IF MIB RFC2233, RFC2863 RADIUS Accounting Client MIB RFC2620

Ping & TRACEROUTE MIB

RFC2925

IE8021x MIB

SNMP related MIB RFC2571, RFC2574, RFC2575, RFC2576 Table 1: Software Features (Continued)

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Supported MIBs

Supported MIBs

The supported MIBs are:

● IANA-ADDRESS-FAMILY-NUMBERS.mib ● IANAifType-MIB.mib ● INET-ADDRESS-MIB.mib ● lldp.mib ● lldp-dot1.mib ● lldp-dot3.mib ● rfc1155-SMI.mib ● rfc1212.mib ● rfc1213.MIB ● rfc1215.mib ● rfc1271.mib ● rfc1354.mib ● rfc1493.MIB ● rfc1907.mib ● rfc2021.MIB ● rfc2096.mib ● rfc2571.MIB ● rfc2572.MIB ● rfc2573n.mib ● rfc2573t.mib ● rfc2574.MIB ● rfc2575.MIB ● rfc2576.MIB ● rfc2620.MIB ● rfc2665.MIB ● rfc2819.MIB ● rfc2863.MIB ● rfc2925p.mib ● rfc2925t.mib ● RFC4293.MIB ● RFC4363.MIB LLDP MIB LLDP-DOT1 MIB LLDP-DOT3 MIB

Table 1: Software Features (Continued)

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Known Issues ● token-ring-rmon-mib.MIB ● ie8021x.mib ● SNMPv2-CONF.mib ● SNMPv2-SMI.mib ● SNMPv2-TC.mib

Known Issues

This known issues in this version of the switch software include:

● [CLI][ComboPort] The default of fiber port is disabled, it is different with EAS 200-24p.

● [Bandwidth Control] The Effective rate is wrong. It should be the closest smaller multiple of 64kbps granularity.

● [LBD/Ling Aggregation] The Loopback Detection cannot work on the LACP trunk port. When master port is linked down.

● [System/MBA] The device would reboot when a large amount of clients request to the MAC Authentication.

● [CLI][IPv6] "show ipif_ipv6_link_local_auto" fails when the IP address of IPv4 interface doesn't be set.

● [CLI][Ports] Difference of Port Status Results by "Show ports "command and "show tech_support" command.

● [ACL] Only 4 kinds of ACL profile can be created at the same time. And IP and Ethernet type profile have reserved.

● [ACL] IPv6 with source IP address and IPv6 without source IP address will be 2 type profile.

● [ACL] The ACL rules are grouped per type and the priority is Ethernet> IP> IPv6 with IP> IPv6 without IP> packet_content.

● For every type, the matched rule with the lowest profile_id / access_id will be selected.

● [Mirror] The egress mirrored packets is always tagged.

Fixed Issues

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Fixed Issues

AccessAdapt, Alpine, Altitude, BlackDiamond, Direct Attach, EPICenter, ExtremeWorks Essentials, Ethernet Everywhere, Extreme Enabled, Extreme Ethernet Everywhere, Extreme Networks, Extreme Standby Router Protocol, Extreme Turbodrive, Extreme Velocity, ExtremeWare, ExtremeWorks, ExtremeXOS, Go Purple Extreme Solution, ExtremeXOS ScreenPlay, ReachNXT, Ridgeline, Sentriant, ServiceWatch, Summit, SummitStack, Triumph, Unified Access Architecture, Unified Access RF Manager, UniStack, XNV, the Extreme Networks logo, the Alpine logo, the BlackDiamond logo, the Extreme Turbodrive logo, the Summit logos, and the Powered by ExtremeXOS logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of Extreme Networks, Inc. or its subsidiaries in the United States and/or other countries.

sFlow is the property of InMon Corporation. Specifications are subject to change without notice.

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