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Feature |
Source of Demand |
Description |
MAC address |
Market |
The basic service set identifier (BSSID) generation mode can be modified. |
Application identification |
Market |
A command is added on the ACs to switch languages in the application feature library. The AC feature library supports international applications. The AC identification framework supports QUIC protocol parsing. New command: identify-application signature language { zh | en } |
AAA |
Market |
The server can send multiple class attributes. |
802.1X and web-based authentication |
Market |
Role-based VLAN authorization and web-based authentication are supported. |
Web authentication |
Market |
Web authentication integration with ClearPass supports the HTTPS protocol. |
Application identification and ACL |
Market |
URL filtering for both HTTP and HTTPS is supported. New commands: identify-url enable identify-url http-port identify-url https-port identify-url url-group identify-url url-name show identify-url enable show identify-url http-port show identify-url https-port show identify-url statistics show identify-url url-group show identify-url url-name Modification commands [ sn ] { permit | deny } { hostsource | any | sourcesource-wildcard | ip-pool src-poolname } [ time-range time-range-name] [ url-group url-group-id ] access-list acl-id { permit | deny } { hostsource | any | sourcesource-wildcard | ip-pool src-poolname } [ time-range tm-rng-name ] [ url-group url-group-id ] app-rule group-name { dscp [ up-streams | down-streams ] dscp-value | deny | per-user-limit { down-streams | up-streams } average-data-rate average-data-rate burst-data-rate burst-data-rate } [ time-range time-range-name ] |
Source of Demand |
Description |
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Network security upgrade |
Internal |
Network security upgrades of enterprise-class Wi-Fi products |
Compliance with country/region code and regulations |
Market |
Update on WLAN Country or Region Codes and Channel Compliance |
Bug ID |
Description |
First Release |
A client performs WiFiDog authentication and is not removed from the offline queue after going online. As a result, the aging mechanism is triggered and the client goes offline 2 minutes later. |
AC_RGOS 11.9(2)B2P15T8 |
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The dm_app process occupies much memory, which may cause AC breakdown. In the context, the dm_app process is optimized to reduce the possibility of AC breakdown. |
AC_RGOS 11.9(6)W2B1 |
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The RG-MAP852-SF-U provides eight LAN ports. When more than six LAN ports are configured with the same VLAN, only one command is displayed on the command line interface (CLI). However, this cannot be supported on the eWeb. |
AC_RGOS 11.9(6)W3B1 |
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In a scenario where numerous APs are deployed and configured, slow response from CLI commands causes the delay or even timeout of the interface request output on the eWeb. As a result, slow response occurs on the web page. |
AC_RGOS 11.9(6)W2B1 |
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In the following VAC scenarios where the AP is connected to the active and standby ACs, different IP addresses are displayed in online and offline states. Scenario 1: The AP is connected to the standby AC using IP address 1 and connected to the active AC using IP address 2. Then the AP is connected to the standby AC again using IP address 1. Scenario 2: The AP is connected to the active AC using IP address 1 and connected to the standby AC using IP address 2. Then the AP is connected to the active AC again using IP address 1. |
AC_RGOS 11.9(6)W3B1 |
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In a fit AP scenario where the AC is onboarded to the cloud, WIS process cannot obtain the MAC address during the startup of the AC. |
AC_RGOS 11.9(2)B2P15 |
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When one-click collection is enabled on the AC, information about various modules needs to be collected. In this case, a lot of resources of the AC are consumed, resulting in high CPU usage. In large-capacity scenarios, this may cause instability in the CAPWAP tunnel and lead to AP disconnections. |
N/A |
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After anti-proxy is configured on the AC, the configuration will not be delivered to the AP when it is re-connected to the AC. |
N/A |
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When SNMP cache is enabled on the AC and the MIB channel utilization sub-node is not added to the SNMP cache list, the channel utilization data cannot be read. |
N/A |
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When the AAA login password of the device is incorrect, the security log prompts that the username is null, instead of the actual username. |
N/A |
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When a password is configured for an AP on the AC, the password delivered to the AP fails to take effect because the AP and AC have different password policies. |
N/A |
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The data of the all-optical i-Share list cannot be loaded by page. |
AC_RGOS 11.9(6)W5 |
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The AC can deliver the user isolation configuration of only two radios. When the AP has three or more radios, the user isolation policy cannot be delivered to the third radio. |
N/A |
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When the IP address of a client remains unchanged and the client roams across ACs, entries are directly restored from the Redis database because the VLAN is not updated. As a result, the client cannot access the Internet. |
N/A |
|
1293010 |
On the i-Share+ AP management page, configure the wireless protocols supported by the 2.4 GHz frequency band for devices that do not support 802.11ac. |
AC_RGOS 11.9(6)W3B1, Release(11200520) |
1284211 |
When HTTPS is used to integrate with ClearPass for web-based authentication, the authentication process may become unresponsive for some clients when a large number of clients initiate authentication requests simultaneously. |
AC_RGOS 11.9(6)W5, Release(11232023) |
1284241 |
After the web-auth auth server https command is deleted, residual socket connections may occur, causing a command configuration failure. |
AC_RGOS 11.9(6)W5, Release(11232023) |
1307680 |
In the scenario where 802.1X authentication and a VLAN group are configured, 802.1X re-authentication is triggered each time a terminal performs Layer 2 roaming, affecting user experience. |
AC_RGOS11.9(6)W5, Release(1242622) |
1303441 |
An ACL is configured on an interface in inbound and outbound directions by using a command line. On eWeb, select Config, choose Security > ACL in the navigation tree, and select ACL Application. The information displayed is incorrect. |
AC_RGOS11.9(6)W5, Release(1242622) |
1307704 |
The Wi-Fi mapping configuration is optimized. The network type can be empty, and only the radio ID can be configured. |
AC_RGOS11.9(6)W5, Release(1242622) |
CAPWAP remote procedure call (RPC) packets time out frequently, and the CAPWAP software occupies excessive CPU resources. |
AC_RGOS 11.9(6)W5, Release(11202801) |
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When the system is running with full load, enabling service functions may result in insufficient memory resources, leading to system instability. |
AC_RGOS 11.9(6)W5, Release(11201401) |
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When two access control lists (ACLs) are applied to the same interface, all access control entries (ACEs) cannot be correctly displayed on the web page. |
AC_RGOS 11.9(6)W5, Release(11242622) |
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After VLAN mapping for AP groups of an SSID is modified on the web page, the SSID configuration is lost in multiple mapping groups. |
AC_RGOS 11.9(6)W5, Release(11242622) |
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After the Domain Name System (DNS) address of the DHCP address pool is modified on the web page, an error message indicating address conflicts is displayed on the software. |
AC_RGOS 11.9(6)W4B1T8, Release(11230418) |
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In the multi-IPv6 accounting scenario, if a client obtains more than eight IPv6 addresses, the IEEE 802.1X software may be abnormal. |
AC_RGOS 11.9(6)W5, Release(11242622) |
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When role management and client identification are enabled, devices with small memory may not run stably at full capacity. |
AC_RGOS 11.9(6)W5, Release(12140616) |
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The ASan tool detects an exception (not actually triggered). When a 64-byte AP group is created and a scheduled upgrade is configured, a memory out-of-bounds write occurs. |
AC_RGOS 11.9(6)W5, Release(11242622) |
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When MAC Authentication Bypass (MAB) and web-based secondary authentication are enabled, a client attempting to connect to the AP occasionally encounters a white screen of death issue, preventing it from going online. |
AC_RGOS 11.9(6)W3B1, Release(11180415) |
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Clients cannot be associated with the AP. |
AC_RGOS 11.9(6)W3B1, Release(10191810) |
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