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    3CBLSG48 Baseline Smart 48 Port Gig Switch

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    3CBLSG48 Baseline Smart 48 Port Gig Switch

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    3CBLSG48 Baseline Smart 48 Port Gig Switch (JE004A HP Baseline 48-port 1Gbps Smart Switch) Version 1.0.11 Firmware Release Note

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    3CBLSG48 Baseline Smart 48 Port Gig Switch (JE004A HP Baseline 48-port 1Gbps Smart Switch) Version 1.0.11 Firmware Release Note

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    3CBLSG48 Baseline Smart 48 Port Gig Switch

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    Gaston Avila
    3CBLSG48 Baseline Smart 48 Port Gig Switch (JE004A HP Baseline 48-port 1Gbps Smart Switch) Version 1.0.11 Firmware Release Note

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    3CBLSG48 Baseline Smart 48 Port Gig Switch

    (JE004A HP Baseline 48-port 1Gbps Smart Switch)

    Version 1.0.11 Firmware Release Note

    Date Firmware Release Version Notes

    2010/01/08 01.00.11 Bug fix display “timeout draining packets (xxx cells
    remain)” error messages on console, and block
    ports. Packets can’t forward.

    2009/03/20 01.00.10 Bug fix system crash after input user name with
    Chinese or Cyrillic characters.
    Firmware V01.00.11 release

    Upgrade firmware<01.00.11> by http in fail safe mode

    Note: Please upgrade the boot loader to v00.00.06 first, if the firmware version is newer
    than v00.00.09.

    1. [Step 1] Press Ctrl-C on console to enter fail safe mode during system startup (POST)

    2. [Step 2] Plug in a network port before issue ifconfig command.

    3. [Step 3] Issue command ‘ifconfig eth0 -addr=<device IP address> -mask=<netmask>’ to


    set the device IP address and netmask.

    Ex: ifconfig eth0 -addr=192.192.1.47 -mask=255.255.255.0

    4. [Step 4] Issue command ‘ping <PC IP address>’ to check the connection.

    Ex: ping 192.192.1.45

    5. [Step 5] Upgrade firmware by web.

    Upgrade firmware<01.00.11> by http through web

    Upgrade firmware<01.00.11> by tftp through web

    Bug fixes:
    1 System:
    Display “timeout draining packets (xxx cells remain)” error messages on console, and
    block ports. Packets can’t forward.
    Added features:

    Missing features:

    Known Bugs:
    1. BugID#391/383:
    RFC2889 back pressure test fail, packet loss 50% in IXIA ScriptMate.
    According to the Broadcom’s explanation, it is a chipset limitation. In the conclusion of
    Broadcom’s document 5621X-AN100-R, Recommendation for BCM5621X MMU Setting, it
    describes
    “The MMU is highly flexible to support different sets of traffic conditions. However,
    no single MMU setting can support all test cases. A trade-off is necessary in terms
    of identifying a particular MMU setting that meets the most test scenarios
    depending on the tests that are most important”.
    In order to support jumbo frame, a trade-off is that back pressure test only supports up to
    17 ports (pass all packet size, 64 ~ 1518).

    2. BugID#392/384:
    RFC2889 many to many test fail on packets size form 256~1518 in IXIA ScriptMate.
    It is the same root cause to known bug#1. In order to support jumbo frame, a trade-off is
    that many to many test only supports up to 20 ports (pass all packet size, 64 ~ 1518).
    3. BugID#458/448:
    Unit reboots with Exception 4 error. 3Com notice there was cold start traps coming for
    Switch 48 ports. 3Com notice these traps sent from 2 different units. It looks like units
    reboots after certain time unexpectedly.
    It can’t be reproduced both in 3Com and ASUS side.

    4. BugID#461/451:
    Unit rebooted with exception error 3 this happen after upgrade to v29.
    The exception message is:
    **Exception 3: EPC=8007C260, Cause=0000000C VAddr=00000000
    3COM Baseline Switch 2948-SFP Plus
    Boot Version:00.00.13 Build Date: Fri Jun 8 14:22:54 CST 2007
    It can’t be reproduced both in 3Com and ASUS side.

    5. SNMP trap:
    Authentication failure trap are sent from switch but the 802.1x setting of all ports are force
    authorized.
    Comment: Still in investigation

    Firmware V01.00.10 release

    Upgrade firmware<01.00.10> by http in fail safe mode

    Note: Please upgrade the boot loader to v00.00.06 first, if the firmware version is newer
    than v00.00.09.

    6. [Step 1] Press Ctrl-C on console to enter fail safe mode during system startup (POST)

    7. [Step 2] Plug in a network port before issue ifconfig command.

    8. [Step 3] Issue command ‘ifconfig eth0 -addr=<device IP address> -mask=<netmask>’ to


    set the device IP address and netmask.

    Ex: ifconfig eth0 -addr=192.192.1.47 -mask=255.255.255.0

    9. [Step 4] Issue command ‘ping <PC IP address>’ to check the connection.

    Ex: ping 192.192.1.45

    10. [Step 5] Upgrade firmware by web.

    Upgrade firmware<01.00.10> by http through web

    Upgrade firmware<01.00.10> by tftp through web

    Bug fixes:
    2 System:
    System crash after input user name with Chinese or Cyrillic characters.
    Added features:

    Missing features:

    Known Bugs:
    6. BugID#391/383:
    RFC2889 back pressure test fail, packet loss 50% in IXIA ScriptMate.
    According to the Broadcom’s explanation, it is a chipset limitation. In the conclusion of
    Broadcom’s document 5621X-AN100-R, Recommendation for BCM5621X MMU Setting, it
    describes
    “The MMU is highly flexible to support different sets of traffic conditions. However,
    no single MMU setting can support all test cases. A trade-off is necessary in terms
    of identifying a particular MMU setting that meets the most test scenarios
    depending on the tests that are most important”.
    In order to support jumbo frame, a trade-off is that back pressure test only supports up to
    17 ports (pass all packet size, 64 ~ 1518).

    7. BugID#392/384:
    RFC2889 many to many test fail on packets size form 256~1518 in IXIA ScriptMate.
    It is the same root cause to known bug#1. In order to support jumbo frame, a trade-off is
    that many to many test only supports up to 20 ports (pass all packet size, 64 ~ 1518).

    8. BugID#458/448:
    Unit reboots with Exception 4 error. 3Com notice there was cold start traps coming for
    Switch 48 ports. 3Com notice these traps sent from 2 different units. It looks like units
    reboots after certain time unexpectedly.
    It can’t be reproduced both in 3Com and ASUS side.

    9. BugID#461/451:
    Unit rebooted with exception error 3 this happen after upgrade to v29.
    The exception message is:
    **Exception 3: EPC=8007C260, Cause=0000000C VAddr=00000000
    3COM Baseline Switch 2948-SFP Plus
    Boot Version:00.00.13 Build Date: Fri Jun 8 14:22:54 CST 2007
    It can’t be reproduced both in 3Com and ASUS side.

    10. SNMP trap:


    Authentication failure trap are sent from switch but the 802.1x setting of all ports are force
    authorized.
    Comment: Still in investigation

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