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Known Problems and Limitations

 

This section identifies known problems and limitations in this release.

For the most complete and latest information about known defects, use the Juniper Networks online Problem Report Search application.

3GPP Gy

  • If SRC’s Gy is enabled after the SAE, SRC’s plug-ins are not initialized for certain subscribers. For a workaround, see the PR record. PR1097126

LDAP

  • The scheduler format has been changed, but new attributes (action name, event name, and except name) are not currently supported in Enterprise Manager. PR1325483

NTP

  • Time synchronization is not observed for unauthenticated NTP broadcast client when default restrict commands are configured. For a workaround, see PR1389059.

  • The kod option under the system ntp restrict address address, system ntp restrict default-v4, and system ntp restrict default-v6 commands may not function properly because there is no option to configure limited requests. The behaviors of nopeer and notrap options have not been tested by Juniper Networks. PR1389024

  • SRC updates date and time from the hardware clock with no preference to the user configured date and time during reboot. PR1444678

SAE

  • After changing the VM memory of vSRC, the new SAE heap parameter values are not displayed in the CLI even though the new values are properly allotted to the SAE. For a workaround, see PR1389004.

  • While configuring global service schedule, the “Mismatch in system and scheduler time zones” warning is displayed even if the time zones are identical. PR1444688

SIC

  • SRC produces a core dump file in background while configuring SIC component. PR1443133