Known Issues and Limitations in this Release
This chapter lists the known general issues and limitations that
affect the current release.
LXCR-9904Enea Edge Runtime cannot be installed on
USB storage devices.
LXCR-9799Proper boot order is not ensured if a
uCPE device has more than one HDD attached.
ELCCR-527Cancelling a file upload in the Enea
Edge Management will require the user to close and reopen the upload
window for the next upload to work.
ELCCR-577If the Enea Edge Management application
is restored from a backup made on a release version older than Enea NFV
Access 2.2.3, VNFs cannot be instantiated from the GUI.
ELCCR-1134In order to avoid an incorrect boot
order after a failed upgrade, the user should remove the upgrade
image before attempting again.
ELCCR-474Deleting VNF instances with flows
configured on the OVS bridges can be done only after removing the
flows.
ELCCR-572Sometimes when selecting and deleting
more than one VNF instance simultaneously, an error message might be
triggered, even if the delete operation succeeds.
ELCCR-847The Juniper vSRX VNF cannot be
instantiated on the Xeon-D architectures due to missing CPU features in
the VNF's domain XML. This impacts all example use cases where the
Juniper VNF is used.
USERDOCAP-648The storage size
parameter on the VNF onboarding page is ignored. The default storage
size specified when creating the VM image is used when instantiating the
VM and when presenting VM information.
LXCR-9853The WAN interface of a uCPE device needs
to be connected to a network with at least a router/gateway installed
for next-hop communication.
ELCCR-1504To change the type of an interface
from DPDK to SR-IOV, first delete the existing interface, then
recreate it with the desired type.
LXCR-9992Depending on hardware capabilities,
there are certain limitations regarding the vfio-pci
and igb_uio drivers. While the Enea Edge Runtime uses
the vfio-pci driver by default, for certain hardware
configurations, igb_uio should be used instead, by
providing custom scripting. Please contact Enea for further
details.
STCR-6224The Enea Edge Automation and the Enea
Edge Automation Framework and Test Harness do not support multiple
custom scripts uploaded to a uCPE device at the same time.
STCR-6292Management of WAN Interfaces is not
implemented in the Enea Edge Automation Framework and Test
Harness.
USERDOCAP-628Enea Edge Automation Framework and
Test Harness does not have support for product features implemented in
Enea Edge 2.4.0 or newer.
ELCCR-912When the Enea Edge Management
application is installed on CentOS 7, prior to C7.1804 (kernel version
3.10.0-862), adding an upgrade image fails. As a workaround, please
update glib2 to version 2.54.2 or later, using
#yum update glib2.
USERDOCAP-641Enea Edge does not have support for
IPv6 addresses on both uCPE devices and the Enea Edge Management
installation.
USERDOCAP-651Wireless AP configuration is
optimized for wireless modules that use the ath10k
driver. Using other wireless modules may result in undefined
behavior.
ELCCR-1518The Wireless AP's wpa2psk password
should not contain white space characters.
ELCCR-1561Before starting an Enea Edge Management
upgrade, any owned Tomcat certificates should be manually copied into the
/opt/ems/ucpemanager/application/3rdParty/apache-tomcat/conf/config/certificates
folder.
ELCCR-1378Modifying the type of the external
interfaces can lead to errors. Instead of modifying, it is recommended
to delete the old interfaces and recreate them with the desired
type.
ELCCR-1497If the Enea Edge Management application
has an incorrect database configuration, when performing an uninstallation,
the Tomcat instance and Watchdog service will not be stopped automatically.
Instead, they must be killed explicitly.
ELCCR-1468When using the Enea Edge Management
application in HTTPS mode, upgrading a device from NFV Access 2.3.0 is
not possible. Either switch to HTTP mode (for more details see The uCPE device Upgrade Process in the
Manual)
or install it manually.
LXCR-3283PDF
navigation: When using links to open other PDFs, or jump to
another place in the same PDF, jumping back sometimes fails. This has
been observed when opening a PDF in Adobe Reader, inside a browser with
PDF add-on, as well as when the browser is configured to open PDF files
in an external PDF reader. As a workaround, open the HTML version of the
document.