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01-Mar-13
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Initial Release
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10.0
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12-Oct-17
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Migration to new field notice system
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10.1
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05-Apr-19
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Updated the Workaround/Solution, How to Identify Affected Products, and Defect Information Sections and Removed the Upgrade Program Section
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Affected Product ID | Comments |
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DS-C9124-0-K9
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DS-C9124-1-K9
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DS-C9124-2-K9
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DS-C9124-HDS-K9
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DS-C9124-IBM-K9
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DS-C9124-K9
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DS-C9124-PC-K9
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DS-C9124AP-K9
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DS-C9148-16P-K9
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DS-C9148-32P-K9
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DS-C9148-48P-K9
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DS-C9148D-4G16P-K9
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DS-C9148D-4G32P-K9
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DS-C9148D-4G48P-K9
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DS-C9148D-8G16P-K9
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DS-C9148D-8G32P-K9
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DS-C9148D-8G48P-K9
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DS-C9148UCSBNDL-K9
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Defect ID | Headline |
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CSCvf34445 | There were no defects filed with this field notice at the time of publication. |
Some MDS 9124 and MDS 9148 units produced between Feb 13, 2011 and April 29, 2011 were programmed with incorrect MAC addresses.
The Cisco FMS software is currently dependent upon the OUI of the MAC address to recognize equipment as a Cisco device. The affected systems were programmed with an OUI of "64:00:f1".
Cisco Fabric Manager and other protocols will not recognize a switch with an OUI of "64:00:f1" as a Cisco switch.
A switch with an incorrect OUI will have the following issues:
The first 3 bytes of the MAC address are the OUI.
Customers can identify if their switch is affected by issuing the command show sprom backplane 1 | include "MAC Address". Look at the first 3 bytes of the MAC address to see if your device is affected.
switch# show sprom backplane 1 | include "MAC Address"
MAC Addresses : 64-00-f1-01-ca-b2
Contact the Technical Assistance Center (TAC) to replace the affected hardware via the standard Return Material Authorization (RMA) process.
As of approximately May 01, 2011 new products are guaranteed to be free of this problem. Refer to the "How to Identify Affected Products" section for instructions on how to view the version and deviation of in-service product.
As of 01 May 2011 new products that were manufactured should be free of this problem.
To determine if your system is affected, enter the command show sprom backplane 1 | include "MAC Address".
For example:
switch# show sprom backplane 1 | include "MAC Address"
MAC Addresses : 64-00-f1-01-ca-b2
If the first 6 hexidecimal values (bold in the example) are "64-00-f1", your system is impacted. As a verification you can also check the serial number.
If your system is affected, contact the Cisco TAC and request an RMA.
If you require further assistance, or if you have any further questions regarding this field notice, please contact the Cisco Systems Technical Assistance Center (TAC) by one of the following methods:
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