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The following is a list of the fixes in AS/U version B.03.06.10/B.04.06.10:

  • CR JAGae39920 - The maxfilesize parameter in lanman.ini causes file replication problems when it is set to the value equal to or greater than 2 gigabytes (hex 200000).

  • CR JAGae34340 - The AS/U browser process, lmx.brower, has a memory leak.

  • CR JAGae33489 - The lmstat -c command sometimes displays information about lmx.srv processes that have died.

  • CR JAGae14469 - When you use the Norton AntiVirus utility with AS/U, the timestamp would sometimes be changed to 12/31/69.

  • CR JAGae22669 - NetBIOS panics occur when it receives a malformed, zero data length, UDP packet on port 138.

  • CR JAGad91364 - The LMXLOOP streams driver in AS/U is not implemented to take advantage of multiprocessor systems, therefore it has poor performance on such systems. This driver has been changed to perform better in multiprocessor systems.

  • CR JAGad46459 - When multiple large file transfers are attempted using multiple windows from one PC client to the AS/U server onto the same client PC, the transfer can fail with "the session is cancelled" or "network error" event message. The event viewer on the PC client reports "event id:3005, the redirector receives an incorrectly formatted response from <servername>.

  • CR JAGad71340 - Date pagefaut panics sometimes occur in the stream scheduler SMPSCHED when NetBIOS is halted.

  • CR JAGae24107 - The LMXLOOP streams driver in AS/U causes a panic when the value of the spinlock counter goes to a negative number.

  • CRJAGae07046 - A " NET " command causes the lmx.srv process to abort.

  • CR JAGad83913 - When the acladm -P command is run to remove stale entries, the program claims to remove certain ACEs for certain files, but some ACEs still remain in the ACL file even though the message says that they have been removed.

  • CR JAGad97572 - The joindomain script fails to join a domain when the Windows NT server acts as the primary domain controller.

  • CR JAGad93235 - When the user executes the net admin \\servername /c command, a prompt is displayed and the user can type some remote admin commands. These admin commands fail.

  • CR JAGad83692 - The File Change Notification feature for AS/U shares introduced in B.03.06/B.04.06 has some problems. The temporary workaround for these problems is to disable this feature by default.

  • CR JAGad86664 - During AS/U startup and shutdown, event messages 6008 and 6009 are logged to the AS/U system log file. These messages are erroneously displayed by the elfread command.

  • CR JAGad74156 - The problem with the AS/U exhibited function where the net view command does not display any of the servers in the domain.

  • CR JAGad23475 - The ASUADM.EXE program shipped with the product can not change some configuration parameters.

  • CR JAGad74583 - The AS/U net version command does not display any information.

  • CR JAGad67997 - Invoking the AS/U blobadm -A -q command to shrink the ACL file can cause ACL file corruption.

  • CR JAGad76360 - The lmx.srv process cores in ATTNetServerEnum2(), which is a function called to process the NetServerEnum API request from a client to enumerate all servers in the domain.

  • CR JAGad14275 - Using the User Manager for Domain tool, the NT user can be given the dial-in capability even if this capability is really not granted.

  • CR JAGad52667 - On member servers, the AS/U acladm -U command can remove localgroup entries that should not be removed.

  • CR JAGae07046 - The lmx.srv process cores after the latest LIBC patches are applied to the system. This is due to the change in the behavior of FPRINTF when ASU passes a null pointer to it. ASU code has been changed so that it will no longer pass null pointers to FPRINTF.

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