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These release notes contain the following information for ACL Manager 1.1 running on Solaris 2.6 or later:
Use these publications to learn how to install and use ACL Manager:
ACL Manager support is provided for devices running Cisco IOS Releases 10.3 to 12.0 only.
Except for the time zone settings defined in Table 1, ACL Manager supports the CiscoWorks2000 Server time zone settings defined for Resource Manager Essentials 3.0 (refer to Resource Manager Essentials 3.0 Release Notes (Solaris)). When the server time zone setting is not supported by ACL Manager, you should set values using GMT.
1 Offset from GMT | 2 Area Covered (Country/City) | 3 Time Zone Setting on Server | 4 Output in Report |
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+9:00, +9:30, +10:00, +11:00 | Australia | Australia/(Region) Note Except for ACT, no Australian time zones are supported by ACL Manager. | GMT + Offset |
+4:00 | Russia/Moscow | W-SU | GMT + 4:00 |
None, | Great Britain/London | GB | GMT +0, |
-4:00 | Brazil | Brazil/Western | GMT -4:00 |
-10:00 | Hawaii | US/Hawaii |
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| DDTS No. | Description | Explanation |
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None | Removal of ACL Manager 1.0 part of ACL Manager 1.1 installation process | The ACL Manager 1.1 setup program backs up the data and uninstalls ACL Manager 1.0. Before installing ACL Manager 1.1, ensure that Essentials 3.0 is installed. During ACL Manager 1.1 installation, you can restore the data from ACL Manager 1.0. |
CSCdp29624 | Download Job status: "Download Failed" and the device used is a Catalyst 8510 | You tried to download a rate-limit ACL. |
CSCdp14791 | ACL Manager is unable to create or learn Time range ACLs | ACL Manager 1.1 does not support Time range ACLs. |
CSCdm94725 | ACL Manager does not allow the creation of an ACE with "any" as the hostname | ACL Manager recognizes "any" as a keyword. If the wild mask is set to 0.0.0.0, the program should then accept "any" as a hostname. |
CSCdp23354 | The screen goes blank after confirming the deletion of a scenario from the User Scenario List | You can refresh the screen by clicking on any menu item in Essentials. |
| Symptom | Probable Causes | Possible Solution |
|---|---|---|
ACE comments deleted by ACL Manager | The Expand ACE inline command was used on a comment. | Enable the Expand ACE inline function only for templates and ACEs that include classes in their definitions. |
Error message: | Navigator saves downloaded jar files as /tmp/jzip* file. If you have two instances of Navigator running on Solaris (one of them with system super user privileges), then it can potentially delete downloaded client jar files of the other instance. In such a situation the other instance of Navigator will see this message. However, if the second user is a normal user (not root) then it does not have the permission to delete the /tmp/jzip* file and proceeds to create a new one for itself. | Run only one instance of Navigator. |
Template not visible in Template Selection Window | The Template Selection Window shows a list of Templates specific to the ACL Protocol. This means that if you are on ACL 100, you will see only IP Extended Templates and so on. However, Template Manager will list all templates. Note You have to have administrator privileges to access Template Manager. | Create a template appropriate to the ACL protocol. |
Message: ORG.OMG.CORBA. | Connectivity between the ACL Manager client and server is lost. | Restart both the ACL Manager client and server. |
Error Message: | You tried to start Essentials or ACL Manager before the applications were initialized. | Wait 1 minute for Essentials and ACL Manager processes to start. |
TCP port 15349 is in use. | Use netstat -a -n to view status of TCP port 15349. If the port is in use, change the AclmPort value in aclm.properties. | |
The ACL Manager server is not running. | Select CiscoWorks2000 Server > Administration > Process Management > | |
The JRM or Change Audit processes are not running. | Make sure JRM and Change Audit processes are running. | |
Download Job status: 'Pre- Download Failed" | Device went stale during download. | Step 1 Select Device in ACL Manager. Step 2 Right click and select Refresh Device (refer to user guide). Step 3 Download to the device again. |
Download Job status: "Download Failed" and "Device Results" reports that telnet credentials did not match. | Essentials Telnet and enable passwords do not match device. | Match Telnet and enable passwords in Essentials inventory with the device. |
TACACS username and password in Essentials do not match device. | If using TACACS, match TACACS username and password in Essentials inventory with the device. Do not specify local username and password in Essentials inventory. |
For answers to frequently asked questions about ACL Manager, refer to the following URL: http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/cc/cisco/mkt/enm/caclm/prodlit/aclm_qp.htm.
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