NEW SOFTWARE RELEASE
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          Products involved: Axis 850 and Axis 851

          Release date: 961111	

          Release type: Production 

          Software version: 3.01

          Filename: 85x.301   Size: 1117 KB

 
          Last preceding
          release:	 2.16

          Flash loading 
          instructions:       See flash.txt document

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          New features compared to Axis 85x ver. 2.16:
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          1. RockRidge support for UNIX
      
          2. PCNFSD support
          Authentication of PCNFS clients against a UNIX server.

          3. Improved support for multiple users. More SMB and 
          NetWare clients could be simultaneously connected to 
          the CD server.



          Corrected problems in version 2.12
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          1. Copy from DOS prompt with NetWare VLM clients.
          2. Possibility to create file server object in NDS tree.
          3. Stability problems with NetWare NetX clients.


          Corrected problems in version 2.13
          ==================================

          1. A problem causing the performance to be very poor with the 
             FTP Software Windows 3.11 Client has been corrected.   
          2. Improved performance when browsing in Windows 95 with a NFS Client.  
          3. A problem when saving volume files using FTP Software Client has
             been corrected.
          4. The server hung after using 25 different cd's and could only be 
             restarted after a factory default.
          5. If the last byte in the subnet mask was set the NBT announcement 
             was disabled.
          6. The server announcement was incorrect causing browsing problems in
             NT networks.
          7. Failure to communicate with Nakamishi 4 Disc CD-ROM Mini Changer.
          8. Included RFC in axis mib obsolete.
          9. Changes to default.txt will affect all unedited volume files after
             reboot.
          10.Server can now support up to 49 volumes whereof up to 20 can have 
             individual access control settings.
          11.Server now supports 32 bit NFS user and group id's.


          Corrected problems in version 2.14
          ==================================
        
          1. Wrong syntax in mib file.
          2. Executing files on the CD with the Novell NETX client.
          3. Problem with authentication server and W95 Novell client 32
             corrected.
          4. Volume files were not deleted if cd was ejected and no change was 
             made to the file.


          Corrected problems in version 2.15
          ==================================
  
          1. CD-ROM server refused login attempts from Netware and had to be 
             restarted.


          Corrected problems in version 2.16
          ==================================

          1. Server can now support 56 volumes whereof up to 20 can have 
             individual access control settings.
          2. General stability improvements when using NT clients in a Netware
             installation.


          Corrected problems in version 3.01
          ==================================

          1. NetWare OS/2 client using the NCP command "Enumerate Extended Attribute"
             is now handled correctly.
          2. NetWare OS/2 client XCOPY now supported.
          3. The installation software on Warp Server CD now work properly in
             SMB environment.
          4. Installation problems with CD from Capella solved.
          5. Handling of oversized echo packets from clients.

          Known problems in version 3.01
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          1. SMB network browsing with NT and OS/2 clients not supported.
          2. If the CD-ROM server is rebooted when NetWare clients 
          are connected the clients sometimes need to re-map the server 
          to access the CD's.
          

            


         Best regards

         AXIS COMMUNICATIONS AB