Enterasys Networks E9.1.7.0 manual Example, Routing Information Protocol RIP

KNOWN RESTRICTIONS AND LIMITATIONS

Protocol Independent Multicast (PIM-SM)	I.D.
Using the all option of the pim sparse set interface configuration command fails to set the timer	F3251
options. Users must set these options individually, using each interface name and IP address.
Entering the pim sparse set component mrt-spt-mult # command from configuration mode places	F3253
the command in the router’s active configuration; however, the command does not appear in the
configuration for GateD and is therefore not set. To view the configuration for GateD, enter the
ip-router show configuration-file command.

Quality of Service (QoS)	I.D.
The qos set l2 command has no effect when the low, medium, or high priority parameters are	F1950
specified.
Example:
Entering the following command,
qos set l2 name HIGHP in-port-list et.7.2 dest-mac any priority high vlan 100
will not establish the priority of the L2 flow to high on vlan 100. Instead, the default priority of low
will remain in effect for this flow.
NOTE: The control priority parameter will function as expected.
Remote Monitor (RMON)	I.D.
RMON must be enabled in the CLI configuration before RMON MIBs may be accessed via SNMP.	F0832
Hot-swapping out a SERC line card and then hot-swapping the same card back in will cause RMON	F2227
to cease gathering statistics on that card.

Routing Information Protocol (RIP)

RIPv2 will not export route tag information learned from other RIP routers.

I.D.

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Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)	I.D.
The snmp show trap command will not display any updated target information unless the	F2068
X-Pedition is rebooted.
Spanning Tree Protocol (STP)	I.D.
Traffic will not recover when Frame-Relay connections with a lower STP path cost are restored.	F2141

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