Merge pull request #3113 from CumulusNetworks/create-pull-request/patch

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Author: mergify[bot]

content/cumulus-linux-512/Whats-New/rn.md

@@ -32,7 +32,6 @@ pdfhidden: True
 | <a name="4667010"></a> [4667010](#4667010) <a name="4667010"></a> <br /> | When streaming telemetry is enabled, additional logs containing <code>ERROR BULK_COUNTER</code> might be generated by the switch,  unexpectedly bypassing log suppression rules. | 5.12.1-5.14.0 | 5.15.0-5.15.1|
 | <a name="4647646"></a> [4647646](#4647646) <a name="4647646"></a> <br /> | If you configure policy-based routing (PBR) rules for more than 32 interfaces, only the rules assigned to the first 32 interfaces are installed in the kernel.  | 4.4.2-5.14.0 | 5.15.0-5.15.1|
 | <a name="4643537"></a> [4643537](#4643537) <a name="4643537"></a> <br /> | The <code>nv action clear interface <port></code> command does not clear the in and out packet counters under <code>interface/<port>/link/stats</code>. | 5.12.1-5.14.0 | 5.15.0-5.15.1|
-| <a name="4641326"></a> [4641326](#4641326) <a name="4641326"></a> <br /> | Trying to apply a hashed password of '*' blocks access to the switch instead of rejecting the password and showing an error. | 5.12.0-5.15.1 | |
 | <a name="4640126"></a> [4640126](#4640126) <a name="4640126"></a> <br /> | LLDP session flaps might result in a PTMD process crash due to a double free memory block. | 5.11.2-5.14.0 | 5.15.0-5.15.1|
 | <a name="4637200"></a> [4637200](#4637200) <a name="4637200"></a> <br /> | When more than one IPv4 and/or IPv6 addresses are configured on a remote interface, NVUE LLDP commands such as <code>nv show interface lldp-detail</code> only reflect one address. To work around this issue, use <code>lldpctl</code> to view LLDP information. For example, <code>sudo lldpctl -d -f json swp1</code>.  | 5.9.0-5.14.0 | 5.15.0-5.15.1|
 | <a name="4633514"></a> [4633514](#4633514) <a name="4633514"></a> <br /> | When the switch processes large numbers of mroute updates in an MLAG configuration, FRR might crash. | 5.8.0-5.14.0 | 5.15.0-5.15.1|
@@ -225,7 +224,6 @@ pdfhidden: True
 | <a name="4714845"></a> [4714845](#4714845) <a name="4714845"></a> <br /> | The switch installs suboptimal routes in the routing table and advertises them out. | 5.9.2-5.15.1 | |
 | <a name="4686865"></a> [4686865](#4686865) <a name="4686865"></a> <br /> | An invalid hashed-password string for a local NVUE user causes all <code>nv config apply</code> operations (including unrelated changes) to fail health checks and raise tracebacks when NVUE attempts to recreate the user.  | 5.12.0-5.14.0 | 5.15.0-5.15.1|
 | <a name="4647646"></a> [4647646](#4647646) <a name="4647646"></a> <br /> | If you configure policy-based routing (PBR) rules for more than 32 interfaces, only the rules assigned to the first 32 interfaces are installed in the kernel.  | 4.4.2-5.14.0 | 5.15.0-5.15.1|
-| <a name="4641326"></a> [4641326](#4641326) <a name="4641326"></a> <br /> | Trying to apply a hashed password of '*' blocks access to the switch instead of rejecting the password and showing an error. | 5.12.0-5.15.1 | |
 | <a name="4640126"></a> [4640126](#4640126) <a name="4640126"></a> <br /> | LLDP session flaps might result in a PTMD process crash due to a double free memory block. | 5.11.2-5.14.0 | 5.15.0-5.15.1|
 | <a name="4637200"></a> [4637200](#4637200) <a name="4637200"></a> <br /> | When more than one IPv4 and/or IPv6 addresses are configured on a remote interface, NVUE LLDP commands such as <code>nv show interface lldp-detail</code> only reflect one address. To work around this issue, use <code>lldpctl</code> to view LLDP information. For example, <code>sudo lldpctl -d -f json swp1</code>.  | 5.9.0-5.14.0 | 5.15.0-5.15.1|
 | <a name="4633514"></a> [4633514](#4633514) <a name="4633514"></a> <br /> | When the switch processes large numbers of mroute updates in an MLAG configuration, FRR might crash. | 5.8.0-5.14.0 | 5.15.0-5.15.1|

content/cumulus-linux-512/rn.xml

@@ -124,12 +124,6 @@ To work around this issue, verify system boot mode with the {{nv show system reb
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content/cumulus-linux-513/Whats-New/rn.md

@@ -37,7 +37,6 @@ pdfhidden: True
 | <a name="4643537"></a> [4643537](#4643537) <a name="4643537"></a> <br /> | The <code>nv action clear interface <port></code> command does not clear the in and out packet counters under <code>interface/<port>/link/stats</code>. | 5.12.1-5.14.0 | 5.15.0-5.15.1|
 | <a name="4641341"></a> [4641341](#4641341) <a name="4641341"></a> <br /> | The neighbor manager service memory usage increases significantly after the number of entries in the kernel neighbor table exceeds the <code>gc_threshold</code>. | 5.13.1-5.15.1 | |
 | <a name="4641340"></a> [4641340](#4641340) <a name="4641340"></a> <br /> | The neighbor manager service memory usage increases significantly after the number of entries in the kernel neighbor table exceeds the <code>gc_threshold</code>. | 5.13.1-5.15.1 | |
-| <a name="4641326"></a> [4641326](#4641326) <a name="4641326"></a> <br /> | Trying to apply a hashed password of '*' blocks access to the switch instead of rejecting the password and showing an error. | 5.12.0-5.15.1 | |
 | <a name="4641291"></a> [4641291](#4641291) <a name="4641291"></a> <br /> | In rare circumstances, the switch stops streaming telemetry data for interface counters, buffers, or phy. | 5.13.1-5.14.0 | 5.15.0-5.15.1|
 | <a name="4640126"></a> [4640126](#4640126) <a name="4640126"></a> <br /> | LLDP session flaps might result in a PTMD process crash due to a double free memory block. | 5.11.2-5.14.0 | 5.15.0-5.15.1|
 | <a name="4637200"></a> [4637200](#4637200) <a name="4637200"></a> <br /> | When more than one IPv4 and/or IPv6 addresses are configured on a remote interface, NVUE LLDP commands such as <code>nv show interface lldp-detail</code> only reflect one address. To work around this issue, use <code>lldpctl</code> to view LLDP information. For example, <code>sudo lldpctl -d -f json swp1</code>.  | 5.9.0-5.14.0 | 5.15.0-5.15.1|
@@ -261,7 +260,6 @@ pdfhidden: True
 | <a name="4667010"></a> [4667010](#4667010) <a name="4667010"></a> <br /> | When streaming telemetry is enabled, additional logs containing <code>ERROR BULK_COUNTER</code> might be generated by the switch,  unexpectedly bypassing log suppression rules. | 5.12.1-5.14.0 | 5.15.0-5.15.1|
 | <a name="4647646"></a> [4647646](#4647646) <a name="4647646"></a> <br /> | If you configure policy-based routing (PBR) rules for more than 32 interfaces, only the rules assigned to the first 32 interfaces are installed in the kernel.  | 4.4.2-5.14.0 | 5.15.0-5.15.1|
 | <a name="4643537"></a> [4643537](#4643537) <a name="4643537"></a> <br /> | The <code>nv action clear interface <port></code> command does not clear the in and out packet counters under <code>interface/<port>/link/stats</code>. | 5.12.1-5.14.0 | 5.15.0-5.15.1|
-| <a name="4641326"></a> [4641326](#4641326) <a name="4641326"></a> <br /> | Trying to apply a hashed password of '*' blocks access to the switch instead of rejecting the password and showing an error. | 5.12.0-5.15.1 | |
 | <a name="4640126"></a> [4640126](#4640126) <a name="4640126"></a> <br /> | LLDP session flaps might result in a PTMD process crash due to a double free memory block. | 5.11.2-5.14.0 | 5.15.0-5.15.1|
 | <a name="4637200"></a> [4637200](#4637200) <a name="4637200"></a> <br /> | When more than one IPv4 and/or IPv6 addresses are configured on a remote interface, NVUE LLDP commands such as <code>nv show interface lldp-detail</code> only reflect one address. To work around this issue, use <code>lldpctl</code> to view LLDP information. For example, <code>sudo lldpctl -d -f json swp1</code>.  | 5.9.0-5.14.0 | 5.15.0-5.15.1|
 | <a name="4633514"></a> [4633514](#4633514) <a name="4633514"></a> <br /> | When the switch processes large numbers of mroute updates in an MLAG configuration, FRR might crash. | 5.8.0-5.14.0 | 5.15.0-5.15.1|

content/cumulus-linux-513/rn.xml

@@ -154,12 +154,6 @@ To work around this issue, verify system boot mode with the {{nv show system reb
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content/cumulus-linux-514/Whats-New/rn.md

@@ -65,7 +65,6 @@ pdfhidden: True
 | <a name="4641343"></a> [4641343](#4641343) <a name="4641343"></a> <br /> | The switch sends out IPv6 neighbor discovery (ND) router advertisement through an interface that does not have router advertisement enabled. To prevent this issue, do not change or remove the remote-as of a peer-group that is used by BGP unnumbered peers.  To work around this issue, restart FRR. | 5.14.0-5.15.1 | |
 | <a name="4641341"></a> [4641341](#4641341) <a name="4641341"></a> <br /> | The neighbor manager service memory usage increases significantly after the number of entries in the kernel neighbor table exceeds the <code>gc_threshold</code>. | 5.13.1-5.15.1 | |
 | <a name="4641340"></a> [4641340](#4641340) <a name="4641340"></a> <br /> | The neighbor manager service memory usage increases significantly after the number of entries in the kernel neighbor table exceeds the <code>gc_threshold</code>. | 5.13.1-5.15.1 | |
-| <a name="4641326"></a> [4641326](#4641326) <a name="4641326"></a> <br /> | Trying to apply a hashed password of '*' blocks access to the switch instead of rejecting the password and showing an error. | 5.12.0-5.15.1 | |
 | <a name="4641291"></a> [4641291](#4641291) <a name="4641291"></a> <br /> | In rare circumstances, the switch stops streaming telemetry data for interface counters, buffers, or phy. | 5.13.1-5.14.0 | 5.15.0-5.15.1|
 | <a name="4640126"></a> [4640126](#4640126) <a name="4640126"></a> <br /> | LLDP session flaps might result in a PTMD process crash due to a double free memory block. | 5.11.2-5.14.0 | 5.15.0-5.15.1|
 | <a name="4638802"></a> [4638802](#4638802) <a name="4638802"></a> <br /> | When you attempt to set a new BGP peer group on a neighbor with a current peer group configured, NVUE fails to apply the new configuration. To work around this issue, remove the existing peer group before configuring the new one. | 5.14.0 | 5.15.0-5.15.1|

content/cumulus-linux-514/rn.xml

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