Resolved Issues

In the Alerts list view, the DNS alerts form a new group or lineage whenever there is a change in the cluster category. This issue occurs because the lineage ID is altered when a cluster category change occurs, treating the event as a new alert. The fix ensures that cluster category changes do not result in the formation of a new lineage ID, maintaining alert consistency in the UI.

In the Security > Certificate Usage > Create Profile page, if the RadSec Use EST Server option was enabled, an unexpected error command was received by the AP. The fix ensures that the AP no longer generates error commands when the RadSec Use EST Server option is enabled.

Users were unable to identify a default certificate, and default certificates were unavailable for all certificate types on the Security > Certificate Usage > Create Profile page. The fix ensures that users are able to identify a default certificate, and default certificates are available for all certificate types.

The tooltip did not wrap when the gateway hostname contained more than 30 characters. This problem was seen when the user hovered over the switch icon on the Cluster page and in the Chord diagram. The fix ensures that the tooltip functions as expected, even when the hostname exceeds 30 characters.

In HPE Aruba Networking Central, the WAN Tunnels table for gateways incorrectly displayed deleted tunnels with a Down status, instead of removing the entries from the table.

The fix ensures that the tunnel entries are deleted from the table.

In the Reports page, PDF export failed when generating reports with more than 50 Key Performance Indicators (KPIs). This issue occurred because temporary files required for PDF export were not accessible. The fix ensures that PDF export is successful for reports with more than 50 KPIs.

Some of the PCAPs were not downloaded because the PCAP event was unavailable in NetInsight/AIOps. This happened due to various reasons, such as race conditions in the device or rate limiting of PCAP events on the device. However, only the pcap_seqid was sent to the cwe event, which caused the UI to display the PCAP download icon, but the download failed for some of them. The fix ensures that PCAPs can be downloaded accurately.

Although read-only permission was configured for the user, the user was able to access reports in CSV format.

When a switch interface was configured using the Ethernet-Internet API, the IPv6 address was removed. This issue occurred when the VRF payload was configured after the IP address configuration.

The fix ensures that when the VRF configuration is added, the IPv6 address is not removed.

The Health status of a device unexpectedly switched from Good to Fair, even when no corresponding alerts were visible in the Alerts panel. The fix ensures that events and status on the Health card are displayed correctly.

The tooltip in the Performance Uplink Throughput chart occasionally failed to display the expected metric values under specific conditions. When datasets included only one timestamp, or when a second data point contained null values, the tooltip either showed only the timestamp or omitted the metric values, even when valid data existed.

In the Global > Reports > Network Usage Report > Top Clients By Wired Usage table, the Interface Name column displays a blank space for a wired client. This issue occurs because the telemetry data for wired clients is dropped if the port information is null during the data processing pipeline. The fix ensures that correct data is displayed in the Top Clients By Wired Usage table.

The API for the Events card in a switch context consistently returned an internal server error response. The fix ensures that users are able to access the Events card in a switch context.

The REST request did not fetch the device configuration details from the cluster and encountered the 500 Internal Server Error during the FT process. This issue occurred because the FT process attempted to modify the payload and that lead to improper splitting or formatting of the REST request. The fix ensures that the FT process correctly handles the REST request with successful retrieval of device configuration details.

In HPE Aruba Networking Central, in the site context > expanded Insights card > Gateways WAN Uplinks Having Higher Latency than Peers insight > Gateway Specific WAN Uplink Latency Comparison table, gateway VLAN IDs are listed under the Link ID column heading. The fix ensures that the column heading is displayed as VLAN ID.

In the Site > Network > Device > Network page, the band column in the WLAN card displays the configured band information, regardless of the radio band’s current operational status. This issue occurred due to the use of incorrect message protocols for retrieving band details. The fix ensures that the WLAN card displays the band information accurately.