Release Notes for the AnywhereUSB/5 MHC
                82002581_E firmware (PN: 93000709_E)

                        April 18, 2013

INTRODUCTION
        
        This is a production release of the AnywhereUSB/5 MHC firmware (EOS).

SUPPORTED PRODUCTS
        
        AnywhereUSB/5 MHC

ENHANCEMENTS

        None

BUG-FIXES

        Rev E
        - Network packets received with default RSH and RLOGIN ports caused AnywhereUSB to ASSERT. Fixed.
        - Don't ASSERT if a device gets removed before its USB address has been set.  Very unusual conditon
          but firmware shouldn't ASSERT.
        - Fix Cancel race condition.  This could happen when IRPs are cancelled upon a device removal.
        - Disable Smart ARP caching because it could cause the AnywhereUSB hub to be very unresponsive
          in certain network environments with lots of ARP requests.
        - Increased the size of a text field which could be overrun for certain devices and cause an exception.
        - Added a delay between resetting the device and reading its Device Descriptor.  Some devices aren't 
          ready right away.
        - Several buggy devices did not enumerate because they failed partial Device Descriptor reads, returning
          the entire length of a Device Descriptor and causing a USBD_STATUS_DATA_OVERRUN. We now just ignore
          the failure and go on to do a full Device Descriptor which succeeds.
        - Certain firewalls were dropping inactive connections unknownst to the Anywhere/USB hub.  TCP Keep Alives
          have been optioned for these connections to keep that from happening.
        - DNS server IP addresses were saved backwards (in host order instead of network order).  Fixed.
        - Front Panel reset button behavior has changed with regards to rebooting and factory resetting AnywhereUSB
          Gen 2 products.  See User's Manual for details. 


    Rev D
        - None.  Initial Release.
	

KNOWN ISSUES

        The current AnywhereUSB Configuration Utility will let users attempt to change settings of an
        AnywhereUSB remote hub without providing a warning that the AnywhereUSB remote hub will reject those
        changes.  The same applies to reboots from the configuration utility.  A forthcoming release of
        the AnywhereUSB host drivers will fix this.