- Introduction
- System Requirements
- Limitations and Restrictions
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- Release 3.17S Features and Important Notes
- Release 3.16S Features and Important Notes
- Release 3.15S Features and Important Notes
- Release 3.14S Features and Important Notes
- Release 3.13S Features and Important Notes
- Release 3.12S Features and Important Notes
- Release 3.11S Features and Important Notes
- Release 3.10S Features and Important Notes
- Release 3.9S Features and Important Notes
- Release 3.8S Features and Important Notes
- Release 3.7S Features and Important Notes
- Release 3.6S Features and Important Notes
- MIBs
- Related Documentation
Cisco ASR 1000 Series Aggregation Services Routers Release Notes, Cisco IOS XE Release 3S
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- Updated:
- October 6, 2019
Chapter: Limitations and Restrictions
- Limitations and Restrictions in Release 3.15.0
- Limitations and Restrictions in Release 3.14.0
- Limitations and Restrictions in Release 3.13.0
- Limitations and Restrictions in Release 3.12.0
- Limitations and Restrictions in Release 3.11.0
- Limitations and Restrictions in Release 3.10.0
- Limitations and Restrictions in Release 3.9.0
- Limitations and Restrictions in Release 3.8.0
- Limitations and Restrictions in Release 3.7.0
- Limitations and Restrictions in Release 3.6.0
Limitations and Restrictions in Cisco ASR 1000 Series Aggregation Services Routers
This following section describes limitations and restrictions pertaining to Cisco ASR 1000 Series Aggregation Services Routers:
- Limitations and Restrictions in Release 3.15.0
- Limitations and Restrictions in Release 3.14.0
- Limitations and Restrictions in Release 3.13.0
- Limitations and Restrictions in Release 3.12.0
- Limitations and Restrictions in Release 3.11.0
- Limitations and Restrictions in Release 3.10.0
- Limitations and Restrictions in Release 3.9.0
- Limitations and Restrictions in Release 3.8.0
- Limitations and Restrictions in Release 3.7.0
- Limitations and Restrictions in Release 3.6.0
Note
For information about limitations and restrictions pertaining to releases prior to Release 3.6.0, see Cisco IOS XE 3S Release Notes.
Limitations and Restrictions in Release 3.15.0
There are no new limitations or restrictions in Release 3.15.0.
Limitations and Restrictions in Release 3.14.0
There are no new limitations or restrictions in Release 3.14.0.
Limitations and Restrictions in Release 3.13.0
Dial-peer simplification with Dial-peer Group is not supported with "REFER Consume".
Limitations and Restrictions in Release 3.12.0
There are no new limitations or restrictions in Release 3.12.0.
Limitations and Restrictions in Release 3.11.0
There are no new limitations or restrictions in Release 3.11.0.
Limitations and Restrictions in Release 3.10.0
There are no new limitations or restrictions in Release 3.10.0.
Limitations and Restrictions in Release 3.9.0
There are no new limitations or restrictions in Release 3.9.0.
Limitations and Restrictions in Release 3.8.0
There are no new limitations or restrictions in Release 3.8.0.
Limitations and Restrictions in Release 3.7.0
RF billing and Lawful Interception do not work together.
Cisco ASR 1000 devices does not support the ip nhrp server-only command used to configure an interface to operate in Next Hop Resolution Protocol (NHRP) server-only mode.
In a phase 2 deployment, NHRP server-only mode configured on one spoke stops all traffic from the configured spoke to other spokes.
In a phase 3 deployment, NHRP server-only mode configured on one spoke stops the shortcut tunnel from the configured spoke to other spokes and consequently all traffic from the configured spoke to other spokes have to be forwarded by Hub.
We recommend that you do not use the ip nhrp server-only command on Cisco ASR 1000 devices.
MPLS over IPv6 GRE Tunnel is not supported
The mpls ip command can be configured on the IPv6 GRE Tunnel, but it does not take effect.
Limitations and Restrictions in Release 3.6.0
Mediatrace sessions are not established with crypto on WAN link
Mediatrace does not work on ASR 1006 Routers when crypto map is applied directly on the egress interface. This is because mediatrace uses RSVP, which in turn relies on IP Headers that cannot be encrypted in ASR 1006 Routers.
We recommend that you use GRE tunnel interface to apply the crypto map.
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