Cisco Linksys SGE2010 Mode d’emploi

Release Notes for SGE2010/2010P 1

Release Notes

Release Notes for SGE2010/2010P

August, 2009

These Release Notes describe the recommended practices and known issues

that apply to the SGE2010/2010P for the following software versions:

Contents

•“New and Changed Information,” on page 2

•“Limitations and Restrictions,” on page 2

•“Where to Find Support,” on page 3

Firmware

Firmware Version 3.0.0.17

Firmware Image Name ros_cisco_bp_ge_bx-30017.ros

Firmware Release Date June, 2009

Bootcode

Boot Code Version 2.0.0.03

Boot Code Image Name cisco_bp_sge_boot-20003.rfb

Boot Code Release Date June, 2009

Release Notes for SGE2010/2010P 2

Release Notes

New and Changed Information

Firmware versions 3.0.0.17

•Supports new GUI style

•Uses "admin" as the default user name, and "admin" as the default password.

•Uses enterprises(1),cisco(9).otherEnterprises(6).ciscosb(1) as the MIB root

OID for private MIB(s)

Limitations and Restrictions

•Devices that are upgraded or factory loaded with phase 3 firmware version

3.0.0.17 cannot be downgraded to earlier versions of the firmware and boot

code.

•Devices running phase 1 firmware (1.0.x.y) can be upgraded to firmware

version 3.0.0.17 using the Easy Upgrade Utility.

•Devices running phase 2 firmware (2.0.x.y) can be upgraded to firmware

version 3.0.0.17 using regular upgrade procedures. When upgrading, both

firmware images must be upgraded.

•Mixing the stack of devices running phase 3, phase 2, and/or phase 1

firmware are not supported.

•Devices running phase 1 and phase 2 firmware must be upgraded

separately before stacking with phase 3 devices.

•When browsing using Internet Explorer 8, some ports in the ZOOM web

page might flash for a second and not be presented properly. Refreshing

the ZOOM web page or moving to another web page and back will resolve

this issue.

•If a device is configured to advertise its services using Bonjour, its System

Name must contain only upper case characters 'A' to 'Z', lower case

characters 'a' to 'z', numbers 0 to 9, and the character '-'.

•Changing the default HTTP service port number (80) will make the Bonjour

service _csco-sb on the switch inaccessible

Release Notes for SGE2010/2010P 3

Release Notes

Where to Find Support

To obtain current support information for Cisco Small Business products, visit the

following URLs:

www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps9967/

tsd_products_support_series_home.html

www.cisco.com/go/smallbizsupport

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