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This chapter describes open and resolved severity 1 and 2 caveats and select severity 3 caveats:
The “Open Caveats” sections list open caveats that apply to the current release and may apply to previous releases. A caveat that is open for a prior release and is still unresolved applies to all future releases until it is resolved.
The “Resolved Caveats” sections list caveats resolved in a specific release, but open in previous releases.
The bug IDs are sorted alphanumerically.
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SR_OSPF::High conv observed with LDP labeled in primary path and unlabeled/imp null backup path |
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Monitor session configuration without destination interface blocks ISIS on source interface |
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Tx Packets or Tx Bytes generated is always lesser than configured rate-steps |
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Crash in cylon_mgr when MPLS TE interface shut down |
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VPLS A-S PW : Complete traffic drop (imp and disp) over VPLS Act PW |
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Ping Loss on Built-in Te 0/0/10 or 0/0/11 Port and CRC / MAC Errors at Peer End |
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Unexpected traffic was sent out from access port from REP ring |
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Traffic forwarding not happening for VLANs added via "encap dot1q add" command in TEFP |
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IPv4 deny ACL applied in the BDI is blocking L2 switched traffic under certain conditions |
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Egress QOS Fails when speed is changed at interface via nego auto, speed cli command |
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"ZTP reset" as last reload reason in IOS when ZTP button pressed > 8sec |
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ZTP not triggered with Gratuitous ARP |
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Cylon_Mgr Resources Leaked on Multiple Occurrences of Primary Core BFD Session Flaps |
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Fan speed display in IOS not matching the actual written value and read value |
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Ports 4-7 no traffic flow on TDM IM removal and inserting gig IM |
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Removal of the policy from the service instance under a tengig interface causes traffic loss |
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Issue with sfp-h10gb-cu1m cabling |
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Traffic fails after moving/relearning mac-address from EFP to Xconnect interface |
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REP: Not able to achieve less than 50ms convergence |
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T1 Service Latency is Asymmetric in a Simple Linear Topology |
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dualrate_eem_policy doesnt succeed durint port mode change which causes BDI Ping failure |
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G8265.1: PTP flaps between HOLDOVER and LOCKED with 64/64 packet rate and HOTSTANDBY |
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Ten Gig interface going into admin down state after one gig shut down |
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Random BFD Flap seen on ASR920. |
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Wrong marking for locally generated packet of BFD,LDP, and BGP |
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Cisco IOS XE Software for Cisco ASR 920 Series Routers Arbitrary File Overwrite Vulnerability |
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configured priority2 under ptp clock is not sent downstream when T- BC selected VP |
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DS3 VCOP AIS raised for J1 byte mismatch |
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