Cisco NSS4100 - Gigabit Storage System Release Note
Maintenance release, version 1.14
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Release Notes for the Cisco NSS4000 and
NSS6000 Maintenance Release, Version 1.14
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Compatibility
Release Notes for the Cisco NSS4000 and NSS6000 Maintenance Release, Version 1. 1 4 P/N OL-18976-01
January, 2009
These release notes contain important information about the NSS4000/NSS4100
and NSS6000/NSS6100 Network Storage Systems and any limitations,
restrictions, and caveats that apply to these products.
This information is in the release notes:
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Compatibility
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Limitations and Restrictions
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Downloading and Upgrading the Firmware
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Open Caveats
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Closed Caveats
When the NSS is joined to the Windows Server 2008 domain and multiple users
are sharing the same file, these are the compatibility issues that can occur:
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When accessing a database file (such as a Microsoft Access file), files
opened by the user automatically obtain an exclusive lock, blocking other
users from opening the files, even in read-only mode.
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In other applications, when multiple users access the same file, each user
has read-write access privileges. This can cause the file to be overwritten
and can lead to data loss. If this occurs, no user warning message appears.
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Page 1: Release Notes
Release Notes Release Notes for the Cisco NSS4000 and NSS6000 Maintenance Release, Version 1.14 January, 2009 These release notes contain important information about the NSS4000/NSS4100 and NSS6000/NSS6100 Network Storage Systems and any limitations, restrictions, and caveats that apply to these products. Contents This information is in the release notes: •... -
Page 2: Limitations And Restrictions
Release Notes Although this feature is working, Cisco does not fully support joining the NSS to the Windows Active Directory Server (ADS) in a WIndows Server 2008 environment. This workaround only applies to a single user. (CSCsw93385) Limitations and Restrictions This is the known limitation for this release: The maximum transmission unit (MTU) size that this firmware release supports is 2000 bytes. -
Page 3: Open Caveats
Release Notes Run this procedure again by repeating Steps 2 though 5. STEP 6 Performing the upgrade twice allows the system to continue to operate properly (when running the latest firmware), if a system failure occurs. If you are moving drives between two NSS systems, make sure that both of the NOTE systems are using the latest firmware and that the system configurations are saved on USB memory sticks and/or a RAID volume. - Page 4 Release Notes • CSCsw86116 When the Network Access Filter is set to Filter=AllowHTTPS and Filter=DropFTPS, you cannot add Network Access from the Configuration GUI. The workaround is to set the Network Access Filter to the default settings in the Configuration GUI. •...
- Page 5 Release Notes • CSCsw86202 When rebuilding a RAID1 spare device, the rebuilding does not resume after the NSS reboots. After reboot, the array might be falsely marked as clean and the drive falsely marked as synced. This does not affect the initial rebuild of an array following a RAID creation.
- Page 6 Release Notes • CSCsw86562 When the Default Network Policy filter is set to Drop Traffic, no automatic Allow Filter is created for the default gateway. When this occurs, all traffic from the default gateway is dropped and all traffic sent from other subnets through a router is not forwarded to the NSS. The workaround is to manually create an AllowAll Network Access Filter for the default gateway IP address by using the Configuration GUI.
- Page 7 Release Notes • CSCsw86726 When the NSS sends out a broadcast message to discover an NIS server, the broadcast is only sent to the physical interfaces, not over any VLANs that are defined in the system. The workaround is to not use the NSS in networks where NIS servers are only accessible over VLANs.
- Page 8 Users can no longer be created with invalid usernames, prohibiting login. • Linksys One NMS authentication can no longer be circumvented. • Security issues no longer exist with the Linksys One window-in-window view, the Configuration GUI input validation, and Samba and Apache servers. •...