HP StorageWorks 2/64 HP StorageWorks Fabric OS 5.0.5c Release Notes (AA-RW1WE- - Page 13

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Closed Defects During 3rd party SFP qualification testing with certain types of SFP, a high number of cyclic redundancy check (CRC) and low level interrupt (LLI) errors were reported by porterrshow. On the Core switch 2/64, logging into both logical IP addresses puts the user on the same logical switch. If not upgrading to this Fabric OS 5.0.5b release the workaround is to use ssh (secure shell) or after logging in as root, change the logical switch instance: Enter the setswitch command where is either 0 or 1. Change 0 to 1 if needed. The PS1 line needs to be entered only once per login. Port blade on a SAN Director 2/128 faulted due to Failure Detection when there is a 1Gb F_port on an even-numbered user port. If not upgrading to this Fabric OS 5.0.5b release the workaround is to connect 1Gb F_ports to odd-numbered user ports only. Fabric OS 5.0.5c 13

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Closed Defects
During 3rd party SFP qualification testing with certain types of SFP, a high number of
cyclic redundancy check (CRC) and low level interrupt (LLI) errors were reported by
porterrshow
.
On the Core switch 2/64, logging into both logical IP addresses puts the user on the same
logical switch. If not upgrading to this Fabric OS 5.0.5b release the workaround is to use
ssh (secure shell) or after logging in as root, change the logical switch instance: Enter the
setswitch
<instance> command where <instance> is either 0 or 1. Change 0 to 1 if
needed. The PS1 line needs to be entered only once per login.
Port blade on a SAN Director 2/128 faulted due to Failure Detection when there is a 1Gb
F_port on an even-numbered user port. If not upgrading to this Fabric OS 5.0.5b release
the workaround is to connect 1Gb F_ports to odd-numbered user ports only.
Fabric OS 5.0.5c
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