Resolved Issues

In the route-map configuration, the configured match metric value was displayed incorrectly in the show running-config CLI command output when the match metric exceeded the value of 429499. The fix ensures that the metric value is correctly displayed in the show running-config CLI command.

The local-preference value in the route-map configuration pushed through REST was configured incorrectly on the AOS-CX switch.

On the Alerts page, any failure that was reported in the alert timeline widget was denoted by a sequence of alert bars. The sequence of alert bars represented the time range of the alert. After the alert was resolved, the alert timeline widget incorrectly displayed the alert bars. The fix ensures that after an alert is resolved, the alert timeline widget does not incorrectly display the alert bars.

In the Reports page, the search functionality for the Scope column did not work. The fix ensures that the search functionality works as expected.

When System Local Administration profiles were accessed at the group level, the profile page displayed Failed to fetch System local administration profile error message. The fix ensures that the System Local Administration profiles are accessible at the group level.

When a configuration push was executed for a static route profile, the time lag to reflect the new configuration increased with the number of routers that were configured.

The Tests > Test Options page in HPE Aruba Networking Central, for troubleshooting a standalone or stack switch, incorrectly allowed running Cable Tests on ineligible ports (SFP and VSF link ports). The fix ensures that cable tests are not allowed on ineligible ports. When cable test is selected, a banner shows up with the message, Note: Only supported ports with RJ45 will be shown.

Some device details, like hostname and IP address of AOS-S switches, were not updated in the device table when the details were modified. The fix ensures that all the device details are updated in the device table when the details are modified.

The site Health card for AOS-CX switches displayed an incorrect status, 0 devices are offline.

The fix ensures that the site Health card displays the correct information for the switches.

In HPE Aruba Networking Central, the sort operation on a device did not work for the deviceType, macAddress, ipv4, deviceGroupName, and persona categories. The fix ensures that the sort operation works as expected.

In the Sites page, a VSF conductor incorrectly added to multiple VSF stacks. This issue occurred as the rest API configuration succeeded even when the VSF conductor was already in use in another stack in the topology. The fix ensures that the same conductor should not allow to add multiple VSF stacks.

The search bar on the Gateway Cluster Members List table did not fetch any result on the gateway cluster dashboard. This issue occurred when a free text search was tried. The fix ensures that the results are displayed accurately on the gateway cluster dashboard.

The Neighbor Type option in the Wired Interfaces page incorrectly displayed the status as Unmanaged for VSF ports faceplate graphic in HPE Aruba Networking Central. The fix ensures that the correct neighbor details are displayed for all the relevant ports.

In the Network Overview page, the mouse cursor disappeared when the user hovered over the username and the customer ID at the top right-corner of the page. The fix ensures that the mouse cursor appears as expected.

When onboarding a password-configured CX device to HPE Aruba Networking Central, the default configuration of management user (admin) was pushed with an empty password, which overrode the existing device password. This issue is resolved by removing the default admin configuration, ensuring that the default admin with an empty password is not sent to the device.

The alias assignment for the site or device failed. This issue was observed for the aliases created under Library > Named Objects. The fix ensures that the alias feature is enabled and the assignment works as expected.

The VSX ISL port was incorrectly displayed as an Uplink port in the faceplate.

HPE Aruba Networking Central displayed a generic error message when the authentication server group profile scope was incorrectly assigned. The fix ensures that HPE Aruba Networking Central does not display the error message.

The Gateway Cluster summary page displayed the health status based on the leader device, rather than the aggregated health status that includes both the leader and member devices’ health. The fix ensures that the Gateway Cluster summary page displays the aggregated health status.

There is a mismatch in the value for device count on the expanded view of Sites card and the UDL for a site. The fix ensures that the correct device count is displayed in the expanded view of Sites card and the UDL for a site.

In the Clients page, the tunnel representation in the Connectivity card was displayed incorrectly.

In the Network Overview page, the mouse cursor disappears when the user hover on the username and the customer ID at the top right-corner of the page. This prevented customer from copying username or customer ID from the header. The fix ensures that users the mouse cursor does not disappear, and customers can copy username and the customer ID.

In the Global level, when the user unassigned the SSID, the SSID can be deleted successfully on AP. However, this did not delete the name role in the AP. The fix ensures that assigning SSID will also delete the name role in the AP.

HPE Aruba Networking Central recommends different firmware versions for the same AP model in the AI-Powered Network Optimization > Firmware Recommendation Summary > Access Points page. The fix ensures that the same firmware version is recommended for the same AP model.

The HPE Aruba Networking Central took more time than usual to load when a time in the past is selected in the timeline widget. The fix ensures that HPE Aruba Networking Central loads without any delay.

The hostname for devices was incorrectly displayed as All Devices, at the site context. This issue occurred when a System Information profile was created at the Site level. The fix ensures that the correct hostname is displayed for non-device scope.

When creating a System Local Administration profile, by default SSH Access and Console Access were not selected. The fix ensures that SSH Access and Console Access are selected when creating a System Local Administration profile.