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cde100_509.txt Driver File Contents (cde100_509.exe)

                         NEW SOFTWARE RELEASE
                         ====================


 Products involved: AXIS StorPoint CDE100 for Fast Ethernet

 Release date:      June 09, 1999

 Release type:      Release

 Software version:  5.09

 File name:         cde100_509.bin
 File size:         2,044,891 bytes

 Last preceding
 release:           5.08


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 Corrected problems in version 5.09:
 ========================================

5.09:1   SMB: File sharing error when two clients open the same file
         When a file was opened on a Windows NT client after it had first been
         opened on a Windows 95 client, access would be incorrectly denied in
         one particular case. This would sometimes make it impossible for
         example to run the Office 97 setup from Windows NT and Windows 95 at
         the same time.

5.09:2   Web: If you opened the properties dialog for a disc, and then clicked
         'OK' without having clicked on the Unix(NFS) tab at least once, the
         Unix(NFS) properties would be erased.

5.09:3   NFS: Under heavy load, when a client tried to access a file using its
         file ID, the server would sometimes claim that the file did not exist
         even though it did.

5.09:4   NFS: Some clients, Windows NT clients in particular, would sometimes
         lose their mountings.

5.09:5   File System: Volume label contains '.'
         The StorPoint would get confused when changing a volume name where
         the volume label contained a dot. This would result in an unspecified
         behavior.

 Known remaining problems in version 5.09:
 ==============================================

5.09:6   File system: There may be problems with reading CD-RWs with the UDF
         file system only, if they have been created with Direct CD without a
         ISO9660 header.
  
5.09:7   SMB: You cannot use 'Edit' in Windows NT to edit text files if you
         navigate through directories with long names using their long names
         (e.g. 'cd ServerProperties'). The problem is that with the SMB dialect
         the server is currently supporting, 'Edit' (or the APIs that 'Edit'
         uses) expects to be able to use some NT-specific commands. Since the
         StorPoint doesn't support these, 'Edit' uses other commands but
         shortens the long file name in an incorrect way. The same things
         happens if you do this on a Windows98 machine since Win98 uses the
         same dialect but does not support the NT-specific commands, so it is a
         bug in the client and/or 'Edit'. The workaround currently is to use
         the short versions of long filenames, i.e. instead of doing 'cd
         ServerProperties' when navigating the file system you should do 'cd
         Server~1' (or whatever the short file name is).

5.09:8   SCSI: The server reports read errors when you try to read files from a
         DVD Video (as opposed to CD-Video (White book)). This is because some
         DVDs are protected with the CSS encryption system. Data from such
         discs can only be read using special hardware or software decoders.

5.09:9   Web: Sometimes, for instance if you press 'Archive All' on the
         Discs&Drives web page, the page is updated before the requested action
         (e.g. queue up all discs for archiving) has taken place. This means
         that you sometimes have to reload the page in order to see the
         changes.

 Corrected problems in version 5.08:
 ===================================

5.08:1.  SMTP: Server hang when sending mails
         If the server attempted to send a mail notification of a log event
         while being heavily loaded, it would occasionally hang.

5.08:2.  File system: Reboot after read errors
         The server would sometimes reboot after a medium read error on ISO9660
         CDROMs.

5.08:3.  SMB: Several identical SMB shares
         Different volumes with the same label would get the same SMB share
         name but different volume names. In order get this working, a factory
         default may be necessary.

5.08:4.  File system: Changing the case of the volume name
         It is now possible to change the volume name to be the same as the
         label but with a different case.

5.08:5.  Web: Switching between SMB Share Level and User Level
         If you switched between SMB Share Level and User Level security using
         the web installation wizard, the change wouldn't always take effect.

5.08:6.  SMB: Short file names
         Using short file names instead of long in Win95 DOS prompts didn't
         always work.

5.08:7.  Web: JavaScript error in NDS Wizard
         A bug in the JavaScript code could cause a script error if there were
         too many NDS trees to display on the 'Select Tree' page.

5.08:8.  Memory handling: Server could hang when allocating large
         amounts of memory. Some strange packets (e.g. ipx) could
         do this.

5.08:9.  Web: NetWare IPX frame types
         A problem when setting ipx frame types from the network settings 
         page was fixed.

5.08:10. NetWare: Problem communicating with other NDS servers
         A bug in the NCP client caused it to disregard 'request in 
         progress' messages from other servers. This could cause a 
         connection to incorrectly timeout after eight seconds.

5.08:11. NetWare: NetWare/IP DSS Communication problem
         The CD-ROM Server occasionally had problems communicating with 
         the DSS server. The implementation is now more robust regarding 
         packet loss on slow WAN links. 

5.08:12. SMB: File sharing error when two clients open the same file
         When a file was opened on a Windows 95 client after it had 
         first been opened on a Windows NT client, access was incorrectly 
         denied in one particular case. This made it impossible for example 
         to run the Office 97 setup from Windows NT and Windows 95 at the 
         same time.


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 Axis Communications AB