INFORMATIONAL NOTES AND STATEMENTS
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INFORMATIONAL NOTES AND STATEMENTS:
This section contains items previously listed in the Known Restrictions and Limitations section. These items are
not limitations, but informational statements and notes about the firmware and hardware features of the X-
Pedition products.
The following tables lists the designations used to denote where information on the statement is now located. If
there is no manual designation, the information has not yet been moved to the correct reference materials. Once
moved, the manual location will be noted.
Book Designation
Getting Started Guide (model specific) GSG
Quick Start QS
X-Pedition Error Reference Manual ERM
X-Pedition Native CLI Reference Manual CLI
X-Pedition User Reference Manual URM
6SSRM-02 Manual
Because important changes were introduced to Spanning Tree in E8.0.1.0 to prevent loops and
backplane ports from blocking, a minimum System Firmware version of E8.0.1.0 is recommended
for the 6SSRM-02 in a Matrix E7. The new changes are incorporated in firmware version 04.06.05
for the 6E2xx-xx, 6H2xx-xx, 6E3xx-xx, 6H3xx-xx, and 6G3xx-xx, and firmware version 04.11.06 for
the 6E1xx-xx, 6H1xx-xx, and 6M1xx-xx.
Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) Module Manual
The ATM default interface type is "broadcast"; therefore a peer address is not required. If an
interface is connected to a router that is only capable of "point to point”, such as a router using a
release prior to E8.2.0.0, then the interface type must be specified as "point-to-point"; in this case, a
peer address is required.
A peer address must be specified as part of the interface create command if a virtual channel is
configured in the “VC-Muxing” mode or if the interface type is set to "point-to-point".
LSNAT is not supported on interfaces configured with PVCs.
VRRP is not supported on interfaces configured with PVCs.
Control Module (CM) Manual
In a dual Control Module configuration, both modules must be of the same type (CM2, CM3, or
CM4), the same Boot Firmware version, and use the same amount of memory. If PCMCIA cards are
installed, they must contain the same System Firmware version.
In a dual Control Module configuration, the MAC address of the Primary Control Module in slot
“CM/0” is used for both Control Modules after the system is booted. If the Control Module in slot
“CM/0” is removed and not replaced after a fail-over, or if it is replaced with a new Control Module,
and if the system is rebooted, then the system will use the MAC address of the Control Module in
slot 1 (or the new Control Module).
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