PRODUCT RELEASE NOTES

PRODUCT: ARRAY OPERATING SYSTEM

RELEASE DATE: 05 SEP 2017
VERSION: 8.4.2 – 7299 TECHNOLOGY

CONTENTS
1) New Features
2) Fixed Problems
3) Known Issues
4) Limitations and Conditions
5) Hardware and Software Requirements
6) Contacting Support

1) NEW FEATURES
• This release contains bug-fixes only
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2) FIXED PROBLEMS
• 32622 - XRP packets with 802.11r Fast Transition Packets always outputting as unicast.
• 32623 - 802.11r Fast Transition packets should not be sent when 11r disabled.

3) KNOWN ISSUES
• 20276 - Internal-Radius and Active-Directory did not start after a reboot. If the Internal
Radius SSID is disabled and you then reboot, Active-Directory will start.
• 20296 - Rogue AP – 11ac Wave 1 Radios are seeing rogue APs at higher RSSI levels.
• 25558 - Standby Mode – Enabling standby mode on an SSID could cause a General Error.
It is not recommended to use this feature with this release.
• 25764 - In noisy environments, clients may be slow connecting to 80MHz bonded
channels. A workaround is to avoid using 80 MHz channels in noisy environments.
• 26045 - Admin RADIUS is not working with IPv6 when logging on to the Web
Management Interface or the Command Line Interface
• 26222 - No RADIUS packets are sent to server from PEAP client when primary server is
using IPv6.
• 26300 - Attempting to login to AP using IPv6 address via Admin RADIUS with WMI does
not work and causes WPA Authentication Engine restart. Workaround would be to
avoid Admin RADIUS logons w/ IPv6.
• 26635 - L3 Roaming – Layer 3 roaming using Spectralink 8440 and WPA2-PSK is not
working. However, L3 roaming works properly with WPA2 Enterprise.
• 27041 - Radio assurance feature is not functional on 802.11ac Wave 2 products. Please
refrain from using this feature.
• 27265 - XRP did not send user session timeout details to the neighboring AP on roaming.
• 27310 - Loss of IP connectivity on 11ac Wave 2 radios after a station associates to TKIP
encryption only. Changing the encryption to AES works.
• 27376 - WPR SSL Redirect - Chrome does not allow the user to accept the SSL
Certificate. Use alternative browsers such as Safari or Internet Explorer.
• 27800 - Upstream traffic on the same clients is, in general, slower on 802.11ac Wave 1
AP’s than it is on 802.11ac Wave 2 AP’s – this has been observed infrequently on Intel
7625-based client chipsets.
• 28104 - On 11ac Wave 2 APs, the QoS UP bit in QoS Control Field is always set to
whatever QoS setting is set on the SSID.
• 28489 - Occasionally during boot-up AP sends out a couple of XRP packets with the
default IP address of 192.168.1.3. Administrators can safely ignore this debugging
message.

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• 29675 - An Application Control deny filter for the application hotspot shield is unable to
block the app traffic.
• 29728 - XR600 CRC error reporting numbers may not be accurate.
• 29831 - Wave 2-capable APs sometimes show negative RSSI, SNR and Silence values
when a station is first detected. This problem goes away and can be safely ignored.

4) LIMITATIONS AND CONDITIONS

• 24598 - RADIUS – must use quotes “” to add the word “secret” as a password.
• 26606 - The Console timeout value is not respected. Workaround is to set the Xircon
timeout and the Console timeout to the same value. Working as designed.
• 28675 - Packet Counts for a DNS redirect filter may sometimes be less than the actual
number of DNS packets modified.
• 29454 - Deleting/Adding over 500 MAC addresses in Security/Access Control will give an
error.
• 30392 - Bonjour – AppleTV is not able to service a client on SSID with VLAN when
AppleTV is on the Bridged wired network. It is not recommended that you place
AppleTV on the Bridged Management LAN segment. This will cause a lot of multicast
traffic to be processed by the Array on the Management VLAN and can affect
performance of the Array. Isolation of Multicast Traffic is recommended to be handled
in VLAN’s that are not part of the Array Management VLAN.
• 30513 - Arrays with large numbers of VLANs (12 – 16+) may occasionally experience the
log message “Process Restart Required: WPA Authentication Engine, restarting process”
which indicates that the ability of clients to associate using WPA is being affected. The
recommended workaround is to reduce the number of VLANs. Hardware and Software
Requirements

5) HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS

• XI-AC3470 is equipped with 4 Tx chains, Rx chains and 4 spatial streams. Depending on the Access Point
capacity, the AOS will automatically configure each radio module to obtain optimal functionality. The table
below lists different operating modes based on the HD modular AP and number of radios installed.

• Wave 2 Radio Module Operating Modes

Tx Rx
Model Streams Tx power per radio
Chains Chains

XR-2247 4 4 4 No Tx power restrictions

Mon + 5G + 5G + 2.4G 13 dBm(default)

5G + 5G + 5G + Mon 12 dBm
XR-2447 3 4 3
5G + 5G + 5G + 5G 12 dBm
5G + 5G + 5G + 2.4G 13 dBm

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Tx Rx
Model Streams Tx power per radio
Chains Chains

5G + 5G + 2.4G + 2.4G 14 dBm

5G + 2.4G + 2.4G + 2.4G 15 dBm

XR-4447 4 4 4 No Tx power restrictions

XR-4847 4 4 4 No Tx power restrictions

Mon + 2 2.4G + 5 5G 18 dBm (default)

XR-6847 4 4 4 All configurations + Mon 18 dBm
All radios with no Mon No Tx power restrictions

Mon + 3 2.4G + 8 5G 18 dBm (default)

XR-7247 4 4 4 All configurations + Mon 18 dBm
All radio with no Mon No Tx power restrictions

Mon + 3 2.4G + 12 5G 12 dBm (default)

Mon + 2 2.4G + 13 5G 10 dBm
XR-7647 4 4 4
Mon + 1 2.4G + 14 5G 8 dBm
Mon + 15 5G 6 dBm

• Wave 2 Radio Module Upgrade Configurations. The table below summarize power requirements
and configurations for installing XI-AC3470 radios in an XR modular AP.

# Radios
Upgraded Which Slots to Use (RF
Model Series after Watts / Injector Models
Model No Slot #s)
Upgrade
30W, PoE+
XR-2000 XR-2247 2 0, 2 XP1-MSI-30, XP1-MSI-75M, XP8-MSI-
70M, XT-5024/5048
40W
XR-2000 XR-2447 4 All slots XP8-MSI-70M,
XP1-MSI-75/75M
75W
XR-4000 XR-4447 4 1, 3, 5, 7 XP8-MSI-70M,
XP1-MSI-75/75M
75W
XR-4000 XR-4847 8 All slots
XP1-MSI-75/75M
95W
XR-6000 XR-6847 8 0, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12,14
XP2-MSI-95M (one port)

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# Radios
Upgraded Which Slots to Use (RF
Model Series after Watts / Injector Models
Model No Slot #s)
Upgrade
0, 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9,10, 95W
XR-7000 XR-7247 12
12,13,14 XP2-MSI-95M (two ports)
95W
XR-7000 XR-7647 16 All Slots
XP2-MSI-95M (two ports)

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6) CONTACTING SUPPORT
THE XIRRUS CUSTOMER SUPPORT WEBSITE PROVIDES ONLINE DOCUMENTS AND TOOLS FOR
TROUBLESHOOTING AND RESOLVING TECHNICAL ISSUES WITH XIRRUS PRODUCTS AND TECHNOLOGIES.
ACCESS TO ALL TOOLS ON THE XIRRUS CUSTOMER SUPPORT WEBSITE REQUIRES A LOGIN USER ID AND
PASSWORD. IF YOU HAVE A VALID SERVICE CONTRACT BUT DO NOT HAVE A USER ID OR PASSWORD, YOU CAN
REGISTER AT HTTP://SUPPORT.XIRRUS.COM.

To request additional assistance, please contact Xirrus Customer Support via

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