The following are the incompatible commands of Redundant Line Control function from the previous version.
If a host name you specify via "-i" or "-e" option of the hanetconfig command includes invalid characters (except for alpha-numeric characters, period, and hyphen) mentioned in RFC952 and RFC1123, it is treated as an error. For details on this issue, refer to "7.1 hanetconfig Command".
Before modification
Invalid characters were not treated as an error.
After modification
Invalid characters were treated as an error.
When migrating the backup configuration setting file to 4.1A20, if the backup configuration settings file (created via hanetbackup command) prior to 4.0A20 contains host name written in characters other than alphanumeric, period or hyphen, delete these characters. The virtual interface cannot be activated if the host name contains characters other than alphanumeric, period or hyphen.
If a host name you specify via "-p" option of the hanetpoll command includes invalid characters (except for alpha-numeric characters, period, and hyphen) mentioned in RFC952 and RFC1123, it is treated as an error. For details on this issue, refer to "7.7 hanetpoll Command".
Before modification
Invalid characters were not treated as an error.
After modification
Invalid characters were treated as an error.
When migrating the backup configuration setting file to 4.1A20, if the backup configuration settings file (created via hanetbackup command) prior to 4.0A20 contains host name written in characters other than alphanumeric, period or hyphen, delete these characters. The virtual interface cannot be activated if the host name contains characters other than alphanumeric, period or hyphen.
If there is more than one virtual interface failed to activate when attempting to activate the virtual interface, error messages will be produced according to the number of virtual interfaces encountered the failure.
Before modification
This command did not generate an error message for every virtual interface.
The following message will be displayed when enabling multiple virtual interfaces.
# /opt/FJSVhanet/usr/sbin/strhanet -n sha0,sha1 hanet: 00000: information: normal end. |
After modification
Now, this command generates an error message for every virtual interface.
The following message will be displayed when enabling multiple virtual interfaces.
# /opt/FJSVhanet/usr/sbin/strhanet -n sha0,sha1 hanet: 00000: information: normal end. name=sha0 hanet: 00000: information: normal end. name=sha1 |
You can verify which virtual interface has encountered a failure while running the command.
If there is more than one virtual interface failed to inactivate when attempting to inactivate the virtual interface, error messages will be produced according to the number of virtual interfaces encountered the failure.
Before modification
This command did not generate an error message for every virtual interface.
The following message will be displayed when disabling multiple virtual interfaces.
# /opt/FJSVhanet/usr/sbin/stphanet -n sha0,sha1 hanet: 00000: information: normal end. |
After modification
Now, this command generates an error message for every virtual interface.
The following message will be displayed when disabling multiple virtual interfaces.
# /opt/FJSVhanet/usr/sbin/stphanet -n sha0,sha1 hanet: 00000: information: normal end. name=sha0 hanet: 00000: information: normal end. name=sha1 |
You can verify which virtual interface has encountered a failure while running the command.
