New and Changed Information
The following tables provide an overview of the significant changes to this guide up to this current release. The table does not provide an exhaustive list of all changes made to the guide or of the new features up to this release.
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Where Documented |
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SPAN session scale mode |
SPAN session support in scale mode for FX2 and newer switches. In scale mode, there is no limit to the number of source interfaces per switch; however, the "no filter" option is not supported. The filter mode supports a maximum of 63 source interfaces per switch. Prior to the 6.1(4) release, the filter mode was implicitly used as the only mode for all SPAN sessions. |
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Description |
Where Documented |
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Korea SES custom password requirements |
When a local user is configured using the GUI, the password must meet additional requirements. Password strength parameters can be configured by either creating Custom Conditions or by selecting the Default Three Conditions, which include lowercase letters, digits, and special characters. |
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Description |
Where Documented |
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ERSPAN Destination on ACI Access Span L3Uut |
Use the SPAN destination group feature to direct ERSPAN traffic to a remote endpoint behind an L3Out. |
Configuring a Destination Group for a Tenant SPAN Policy Using the Cisco APIC GUI |
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Description |
Where Documented |
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Restrict Cisco APIC OOB management subnet IP addresses from accessing the OOB IP address |
You can restrict access to the Cisco APIC by enabling Strict Security on the Cisco APIC out-of-band (OOB) subnet. In previous releases, a user could access the Cisco APIC using its OOB IP address from the same subnet using ICMP, SSH, HTTP, HTTPS, or TCP 4200, regardless of the user's configuration. |
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Support for AES128-CMAC for the Network Time Protocol |
You can use the AES128-CMAC authentication scheme for the Network Time Protocol (NTP). |
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