Release Notes PN 93000399_M for the 82000716_J firmware September 7, 2004 NOTE: When upgrading to a new version of firmware for your Device Server, please ensure that you are running the most recent POST (Post-On-Self-Test) code as well. For the 82000716_J firmware release this would be the 82000679_C1 POST. Instructions for upgrading the POST are in ADDITIONAL INFORMATION section. INTRODUCTION This is a production release of the firmware (EOS) for the Digi One RealPort and PortServer TS device server product family. SUPPORTED PRODUCTS Digi One Realport PortServer TS 2 PortServer TS 4 ENHANCEMENTS - Enabled retry support in TFTP client for config backup/restore BUG-FIXES - Fixed Altpin issue - Fixed situation where SNMP MIB walk failed - Fixed reboot issue with cpconf - Fixed situation where connectsec=off was ignored - Fixed DTR flow control issue affcet large zmodem file transfers - Fixed auto-connect socket reopen/RST problem in raw mode - Added TFTP client retry config backup and restore KNOWN LIMITATIONS - Latency optimization mode is not suited for high bandwidth applications. - UDP Serial 'rmax' setting is now limited to 1-32767 to prevent a performance penalty should a user define all 4 ports to the old maximum of 65535. If yoy need UDP Serial buffers larger than 32KB you may either have to use the older release "H" firmware or switch to device from the PortServer TS MEI product family. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION A TFTP server will be required for the following steps: Upgrading the POST and EOS -------------------------- When upgrading from a firmware release prior to 82000716_B, the POST code must be upgraded first. If you are unsure which version of POST you are running, upgrade to the most recent version. The most recent POST code, 82000679_C1, is located at http://www.digi.com/support. Enter the PART NUMBER (marked as PN:) from the bottom of your product. You can upgrade from the Web Browser of the product, or this is can be done from the Telnet/serial command line with: boot load-post=:82000679C1.bin A reset is necessary to allow the new POST to run. boot action=reset Upgrade the EOS with the command: boot load=:82000716_J.bin The unit should be reset after the EOS upgrade as well. HISTORY 2003-07-15: 82000716_H (use POST 82000679_C1) 2002-08-16: 82000716_F (use POST 82000679_C1) - Improved latency in new latency optimization mode - UDP to serial port connectivity - Secure access feature to disable insecure connection methods - RTS Toggle - RFC 2217, Telnet extension for serial port control - Configurable ethernet duplex and speed settings - Serial mark and space parity - cpconf support in web interface