Cisco IOS Software Releases 11.1

11.1CC

11.1(21)CC

11.1(21)CC1

All

11.1(21)CC2

CSCdj54192

PA-H (H1T+) experience STOPFAIL/STARTFAIL due to protocol control information (PCI) errors.

See Problem Symptoms below.

11.1(21)CC2

CSCdk15336

IPC_RSP_CBUS-3-NOBUF: No More Interprocess Commications Protocol (IPC) memd buffers to transmit.

See Problem Symptoms below.

11.1(21)CC2

CSCdk53496

Possible buffer loss in ipc_cbus_process().

See Problem Symptoms below.

11.1(21)CC1

CSCdk43920

Command history release at login prompt.

For further information, please refer to Field Notice: Cisco IOS Command History Release at Login Prompt.

11.1(21)CC1

CSCdk35564

Extended access list failure distributed fast switching (DFS) out a legacy IP.

For further information, please refer to Field Notice: Cisco IOS DFS Access List Leakage

11.1(21)CC1

CSCdk43862

DFS/Multiple outbound access control lists (ACLs) on subinterfaces could use incorrect ACL.

For further information, please refer to Field Notice: Cisco IOS DFS Access List Leakage

11.1(21)CC2

CSCdj54192 (registered customers only)

CSCdj54192: PA-H(H1T+) experience STOPFAIL/STARTFAIL due to PCI errors

See Problem Symptoms.

11.1(21)CC2

CSCdj62524 (registered customers only)

CSCdj62524: crash in -ip static adjust.

Router crashes in ip_static_adjust, typically in response to the clear ip route * command. There is no workaround.

11.1(21)CC2

CSCdk15336 (registered customers only)

CSCdk15336: IPC_RSP_CBUS-3-NOBUF: NO More IPC memd buffers to transmit.

See Problem Symptoms.

11.1(21)CC2

CSCdk53496 (registered customers only)

CSCdk53496: Possible buffer loss in ipc_cbus_process().

See Problem Symptoms.

11.1(21)CC2

CSCdk53597 (registered customers only)

CSCdk53597: OIR hang router with PC_RSP_CBUS-3-NOBUF and CBUS-3-MPASTAT.

If flow export is configured on the router and OIR of a linecard occurs, the router will crash with the following error messages:

%IPC_RSP_CBUS-3-NOBUF: No more system buffers to copy memd buffer
%CBUS-3-MPASTAT: Out of buffers--losing status information for MPA on VIP card
%IPC_RSP_CBUS-3-NOBUF: No more system buffers to copy memd buffer

11.1(21)CC2

CSCdk54291 (registered customers only)

CSCdk54291: Memory fragmentation problem.

Under certain conditions, a router running lots of subinterfaces and distributed Cisco Express Forwarding (CEF) may experience memory fragmentation problem due to excessive fibidb/fibhwidb download to linecards.

11.1(21)CC2

CSCdk54652 (registered customers only)

CSCdk54652: DFIB: connected prefix not deleted when interface goes down.

Connected host prefixes could stick around in the linecard as invalid entries even when the interface is shut down. This could happen if the interface down event was preceded by a full CEF download. A clear CEF linecard will fix this problem.

11.1(21)CC2

CSCdk27244 (registered customers only)

CSCdk27244: ISIS: searching first-hop adjacency does not look at level.

Routers running both level 1 and level 2 Intermediate System-to-Intermediate System (ISIS) may forward traffic to neighbors running multilevel ISIS over links without regard to level. Specifically, level 2 traffic may be forwarded over level 1-only links. Similarly, level 1 traffic may be forwarded over level 2-only links.

11.1(21)CC2

CSCdk39377 (registered customers only)

CSCdk39377: Packet not forwarding continues even after CEF is marked valid.

Even if we mark the adjacent as up, we continue to send packets to other links. To recover from this, you have to use Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) for the host from the router.

11.1(21)CC2

CSCdk42051 (registered customers only)

CSCdk42051: High overhead IPC error handling.

The IPC code outputs error messages when resource allocation errors occur. This may cause yet more resource allocation errors, and clearly does not scale well. Instead, count errors, which are displayed in show ipc stat.

11.1(21)CC2

CSCdk49025 (registered customers only)

CSCdk49025: Corrupted IPC message on OIR causes FIB-4-FIBXDRLEN error.

When a router is low on memory, some IPCs may get retransmitted with invalid Exernal Data Representation (XDR) length and type errors. The following error message may be seen after an OIR event:

nf-7507-1#
00:02:51: %FIB-4-FIBXDRLEN: Invalid XDR length.
Type/event /. XDR 65535, buffer 65535

11.1(21)CC2

CSCdk53727 (registered customers only)

CSCdk53727: DCEF fr pvc counter code on rp is wrong and inefficient.

An inefficiency, suspected of causing IPC buffer constraints, was discovered in the processing of FR PVC statistics. The fix for CSCdk53727 removes that inefficiency. FR PVC statistics functionality is now being tracked by: CSCdk30525: DCEF fr pvc packets counted on wrong output pvc(s) CSCdk50463: FR per-pvc input accounting not correct with DCEF

11.1(21)CC1

CSCdk43920 (registered customers only)

CSCdk43920: Command history release at login prompt.

For further information, see the Field Notice: Cisco IOS Command History Release at Login Prompt page.

11.1(21)CC1

CSCdk35564 (registered customers only)

CSCdk35564: Extended access list failure DFS switching out a legacy IP.

For further information, see the Field Notice: Cisco IOS DFS Access List Leakage page.

11.1(21)CC1

CSCdk43862 (registered customers only)

CSCdk43862: DFS/Multiple outbound ACL on sub-interfaces could use incorrect.

For further information, see the Field Notice: Cisco IOS DFS Access List Leakage page.

11.1(21)CC1

CSCdk11206 (registered customers only)

CSCdk11206: Cisco 7500 configured with HSRP crashed at bootup.

When ten or more standby groups are configured before any IP addresses are configured, the router reloads.

11.1(21)CC1

CSCdk18176 (registered customers only)

CSCdk18176: Bus error when bridging on ATM interface.

After booting Cisco IOS 11.1(18.1)CA code with bridging enabled on the ATM interface (AIP), the Cisco 7513 router with Route Switch Processor 4 (RSP4) continuously reboots with a bus error. When bridging is removed from the ATM interface, the router stays up. It also causes the router at the other end of the PVC to reload with a software-forced crash. We also loaded Cisco IOS 11.1(18)CA and had the same problem. Bridging on ATM using Cisco IOS 11.1(14)CA works.

11.1(21)CC1

CSCdk27922 (registered customers only)

CSCdk27922: ATM-lite RX errors (ignored) after peer reset.

PA-A1 gets receive errors after the peer atm device reset command. Only occurs in Cisco IOS 11.1(19.1)CC or later images.

11.1(21)CC1

CSCdj50021 (registered customers only)

CSCdj50021: Route-map and filter-list cache busted, results in route leaking.

If the inbound or outbound route-map has attribute (and/or ACL) matching, there is a very remote corner case that wrong policies will be applied to the received prefixes. This will result in occasional route leaking or denying. Similar effect can be seen in inbound and outbound as-path filter lists.

11.1(21)CC1

CSCdj82421 (registered customers only)

CSCdj82421: mroute-cache corruption in AIP.

When mroute-cache is configured, mcast packets cannot go through a tunnel to a router and are being routed via LAN emulation (LANE). The problem was due to the ATM Interface Processor (AIP) ucode failed to pad LANE packets.

11.1(21)CC1

CSCdj87399 (registered customers only)

CSCdj87399: RSP2 crash at crashdump after enable debug arp.

CPU-intensive tasks like OIR, config net, and debug commands that print a lot of output have provoked router crashes in some customer installations. It is believed that a high background CPU load can also provoke the crash.

11.1(21)CC1

CSCdj94991: POSIP crash at vip_pak_to_host_inline.

When running a Cisco IOS 11.1CA-based image, the VIP can reload with a software-forced reload resulting in a traceback pointing to vip_pak_to_host_inline. This has been seen with a VIP2-based Packet over SONET (POSIP), although it potentially can occur with other interfaces. The problem has only been seen on two occasions in the last three months. In both occasions, the Route Switch Processor (RSP) automatically recovered by doing a micro reload.

11.1(21)CC1

CSCdk02186 (registered customers only)

CSCdk02186: Crash in rsp_ipfastswitch after interface flap, c.encaps=NULL.

It was possible that when MultiChannel Interface Processors (MIP) flapped, among others, an old routing entry was referenced leading to a system crash.

11.1(21)CC1

CSCdk10762 (registered customers only)

CSCdk10762: CT3IP T1 may not recover after a reboot.

After a reboot or cBus complex restart, there is a small chance(*) that one or more T1s in a CT3IP won't come back up properly. There are a very specific set of symptoms for this failure:

• The line comes up at both ends, so all is well physically.

• No T1 alarms or performance monitoring errors are detected.

• Line protocol will be down (assuming keepalives are enabled).

• The far-end router will count large numbers of crc errors in its relevant show interfaces counters.

• The near-end router (for example, the relevant CT3IP interface) will not show any errors in its counters.

• The T1 number is 1-20 (T1s 21-28 are not affected by this problem).

(*) - the chance is about one in several thousand Once in this state, a microcode reload command is the only way out (or a router reload). All Cisco IOS versions that support CT3IP have recently been modified to include more details in the hardware version string displayed in the output of the show controller t3 command.

11.1(21)CC1

CSCdk13965 (registered customers only)

CSCdk13965: CT3IP: Spurious Accesses in ct3_periodic().

If using a PA-CT3 with Cisco IOS 11.1(18)CC through 11.1(21)CC, spurious errors may be reported. The following may be viewed when entering the show alignment command:

POS-2#sh align
  Alignment data for:
  7200 Software (C7200-J-M), Version
11.1(18.2)CC, EARLY DEPLOYMENT MAINTENANCE
INTERIM SOFTWARE
  Compiled Tue 19-May-98 21:25 by richardd

No alignment data has been recorded.

Total Spurious Accesses 1603, Recorded 1

Address    Count      Traceback
FC         1603       0x6013CF7C 0x60141E98
                      0x60142008 0x6022AC08

  POS-2#

11.1(21)CC1

CSCdk29300 (registered customers only)

CSCdk29300: Process Distance Vector Multicast Routing Protocol (DVMRP) prunes to unicast addresses on point-to-point interfaces.

DVMRP prunes received over a point-to-point link other than a tunnel are silently ignored when they are sent to a unicast address. Workaround is to build a tunnel with the DVMRP neighbor.

11.1(21)CC1

CSCdk30189 (registered customers only)

CSCdk30189: RSP2 crash at atm_getvc_deleted when enable/dis DWRED per VC.

When a user tries to reconfigure an existing virtual circuit (VC), the code tries to delete the existing VC to recreate the new one. While doing so, if the driver fails to tear down the existing VC, the router will crash. In order to avoid such a crash, tear down an existing VC using the no atm pvc command, then recreate it.

11.1(21)CC1

CSCdk32520 (registered customers only)

CSCdk32520: ip dvmrp metric should only inject directly connected routes.

It was decided that the ip dvmrp metric <n> command should only inject directly connected routes (and set their metric to <n>), rather than injecting the entire unicast routing table, as it does now. This change occurred in the Cisco IOS 11.1(21)CC1 release.

11.1(21)CC1

CSCdk35200 (registered customers only)

CSCdk35200: icmp redirect not working with CEF enabled.

When operating with Cisco 11.1(20)CC through 11.1(21)CC, the following may occur: When CEF (ip route-cache CEF) or DCEF (ip route-cache distributed) switching is enabled, the router stops sending Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP) redirects.

11.1(21)CC1

CSCdk35821 (registered customers only)

CSCdk35821: spurious accesses in sh diag code.

Memory for crash context is freed when a VIP is pulled, but an IF condition prevents it from being reallocated if late a card is inserted.

11.1(21)CC1

CSCdk39936 (registered customers only)

CSCdk39936: Fast Ethernet needs to report correct line status.

Fast Ethernet Channels (FEC) that use Fast Ethernet port adapters (PAs) in full duplex mode need this fix. CSCdk20683 caused this problem. Any release that has CSCdk20683, such as Cisco IOS releases 11.1(21)CA, 11.1(21)CC, or 12.0(0.17), will exhibit this problem where line states of FEC members keep toggling.

11.1(21)CC1

CSCdk40099 (registered customers only)

CSCdk40099: VIP2 crashed at ct3sw_fastsend_inline() by changing T1 framing.

CT3:VIP2-50 may crash when framing is changed back and forth between Extended Superframe (ESF) and Super Frame (SF). Changing the framing causes the interface to flap, which in turn causes the remote VIP to crash.

11.1(21)CC1

CSCdk41546 (registered customers only)

CSCdk41546: PA-MC-T1 does not work in AMI and 56K speed.

This bug prevents proper T1 operation using 56k bit speeds combined with alternate mark inversion (AMI) line coding on the PA-MC-T1. Bit 8 of each timeslot is set to 0 instead of 1 as is needed to support the one's density as required by T1.

11.1(21)CC1

CSCdk43485 (registered customers only)

CSCdk43485: Complete cleanup of path information after detecting bad attribute.

If received update has as-path loop and/or any other bad attribute (for example, a bad next hop) when running under neighbor soft-reconfiguration inbound, the clean copy of the paths were left around (received-only). This will bring back the denied path if the clear neighbor soft command was issued and might alter path selection.

11.1(21)CC1

CSCdk44597 (registered customers only)

CSCdk44597: ATMLite: OAM loopback not working on PVC.

The PA-A1 ATM adapter cannot transmit Operation, Administration, and Maintenance (OAM) cells. There is no workaround.

11.1(21)CC1

CSCdk48525 (registered customers only)

CSCdk48525: POET drops at low data rates when combined with a sub-rate POET.

Packet-over-E3/T3 (POET) output drops at low data rates with two PAs in VIP2. The use of a sub-rate POET interface together with a full-rate POET on the same VIP, VIP2, or VIP2-50 will cause the full-rate POET to drop outbound packets. This occurs with an externally clocked sub-rate POET. There is no workaround except to move the sub-rate POET or clock the sub-rate POET at 44.726 Mbps.

Also see CSCdj86266 for a similar problem with HSSI interfaces.

11.1(21)CC1

CSCdj35146 (registered customers only)

CSCdj35146: VIP crash info shows all zeros in registers content.

During hardware errors, the VIP does not attempt to send a crashinfo file over to the RSP. With this fix, a crashinfo file will be created for more types of crashes including Reno, Nevada, and CyBus errors. However, VIP crashes at boot time will still fail to deliver a crashinfo file.

11.1(21)CC1

CSCdk34967 (registered customers only)

CSCdk34967: POSPA: interface should be administratively down when inserted with no cable.

If a VIP2 with a new PA-POS is inserted (OIR) with no existing interface configuration in RAM, the PA-POS interface should stay adminstratively down when inserted with no cables.

OR

If replacing an existing PA-POS (OIR insertion with no cable attached), the interface is up and should be in down state.

11.1(21)CC2

November 10, 1998

November 16, 1998

Cisco 7500 and 7000 (with an RSP7000)

SF75XXX-11.1.21R¹

Cisco 7200

SF72XX-11.1.22R