AR V300R023SPH150
- The DDR online isolation function is disabled by default.
- The xDSL firmware of a device cannot be upgraded or downgraded.
- When the log buffer is full, logs cannot be automatically dumped.
- The local device is connected to a remote device through an optical module. After the interface where the optical module is installed goes Up and then is shut down, the interface indicator is not off.
- After a specific optical module is installed on a device, the device cannot register with the controller.
- When the idle-timeout command is executed through a .bat script, the command does not take effect.
- After an Ethernet cable of a network interface is manually removed and then inserted, the interface goes Up, but traffic cannot be forwarded.
- When the local breakout, URL filtering, and firewall services are configured in an SD-WAN scenario, the centralized Internet access configuration does not take effect for some traffic.
- After two IPv6 links for local Internet access are configured for a device through the controller, an attempt is made to disable one of the links. However, this configuration fails to be delivered.
- When NAT is configured on multiple uplink interfaces of a device and the NAT flow log function is enabled, the device restarts.
- Packet loss occurs when the Ethernet cable of the management interface is manually removed and inserted.
- When the NAT service is configured on a device and ESP and AH packets are forwarded on the device, services are interrupted.
- LTE cellular interfaces cannot be used for deployment through the registration query center.
- When SSH and RADIUS authentication are configured and a user repeatedly logs in to a device, resources on the device are abnormally occupied.
- In the SD-WAN dual-gateway scenario, packet loss lasts for a long time during traffic switching upon a WAN interface fault.
- When a device is managed by the controller and IPv6 addresses are configured, full configurations fail to be delivered.
- After a device is restarted, the controller fails to deliver LTE configurations.
- When a device connects to the network through LTE, the latency is unstable.
- After the dns-list command is delivered through YANG, the IP address sequence in the configuration on the device is different from that in the delivered configuration.
- After an IPv6 BFD connection is established, the connection is interrupted unexpectedly.
- The number of STAs that can connect to a device functioning as a Fat AP is increased.
- In an SD-WAN scenario, service traffic between branches fails to be forwarded.
- In an SD-WAN scenario, keepalive packets of an EVPN tunnel are preferentially forwarded through a protocol queue by default.
- After the IPv6 or IPv4 address family of a VPN instance is deleted, the VPN redirection function does not take effect.
- After NAT is configured, service traffic fails to be forwarded.
- In the SD-WAN scenario with active and standby hub sites, when traffic steering in LB mode is configured for branch sites and a fault occurs at the LAN side of a hub site, services are interrupted for a long time.
- In an SD-WAN underlay IPv6 scenario, an error is reported when a CPE is unbound from an RR site.
- In an SD-WAN scenario, when a device has an LTE link and a physical link for registration and the physical link is disconnected, no link alarm is reported.
- A device restarts when reporting a large amount of performance data.
- When route flapping occurs, traffic fails to be forwarded on the DSVPN network.
- When a large number of links and SPR policies are deployed in an SD-WAN scenario and the global coloring rule configuration is modified on the controller, the device restarts unexpectedly.
- When an LDP session is established for the L2VPN service and another LDP session flaps, the L2VPN service is interrupted.
- When forcible NAT traversal is configured for IPsec-protected traffic on a device, the device cannot interconnect with a non-Huawei device.
- Multiple PKI certificates fail to be updated through SCEP.
- The device configuration restoration performance is optimized in SD-WAN scenarios.
- When a device functions as a PD client and connects to a third-party DHCPv6 server, the prefix is not updated in case of interface status changes.
- After TCP FPM is configured on a device, the device restarts.
- TNP information cannot be reflected through BGP.
- After controller information is configured for a device on the web system and the device is restarted, the controller configuration is lost.
- The diagnosis capabilities in SD-WAN service scenarios are insufficient and need to be enhanced.
- In an SD-WAN scenario, reading interface information on the device management page of the controller times out.
- In a dynamic tunnel scenario, events are repeatedly reported upon link switching triggered by intelligent traffic steering.
- The display cellular0/0/0 all command output is added to the output of the one-click diagnostic information collection command display diagnostic-information.