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Cogency Connection Manager - Beta Feb 20, 2003
Version 0.9.1
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Operating System Supported
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Microsoft Windows XP, 2000, (future versions will support Windows 98ME, 98SE)
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File List
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CogencyCM_install.exe - Installer for Cogency Connection Manager
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Installation Instructions
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Run CogencyCM_install.exe and follow instructions
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Release Notes
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This is a Beta release, intended for OEM evaluation and feedback only.
The release has the following known issues:
Known Issues
- “Matrix link performance” feature requires local host activity to
gather complete matrix link performance table.
- Network password mismatch detection requires local host activity
to detect key mismatch under all circumstances. Currently, a
mismatch is detected if the mismatched nodes are using one of the
known standard default networks passwords or if the mismatch nodes
attempt to communicate on the power line network.
- HomePlug-Ethernet Bridging loop detection persists even after
condition is removed. The bridging tables take 5 minutes to age
entries out. During this time, the diagnostics may continue to
report a bridging loop problem even though it has been corrected.
The work-around is to cycle power on the affected nodes to clear
their bridging tables.
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Technical support
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For information on how to contact Cogency Semiconductor technical support,
refer to www.cogency.com.
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Copyright 2003, Cogency Semiconductor Inc. All rights reserved.
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