PROBLEM: (QAR 46564) (Patch ID: OSF375-360066) ******** The Host MIB code uses incorrect presentation names for some processors. When retrieving the MIB variable "hrDeviceDescr", some processors will return the internal Digital name instead of the proper processor name. An example of the respective strings returned from the Host MIB follow. without the patch: "Cobra" with the patch: "DEC 4000 Model 610" The ability to retrieve a presentation name for a processor newly supported in release V3.2g is also added with this patch. PROBLEM: (QAR 51930) (Patch ID: OSF375-360100) ******** This patch fixes memory leaks with the FDDI and Token Ring method routines used with Extensible SNMP subagent (ESNMP). PROBLEM: (GOZ100745) (Patch ID: OSF375-360114) ******** The SNMP agent returns incorrect data when requested for the MIB II Address Translation Table (atTable). The agent returns correct data for ipNetToMediaTable, which supercedes atTable in MIB II. PROBLEM: (QAR 49950) (Patch ID: OSF375-153) ******** This patch fixes the os_mibs source file, hrm_fs.c, which makes a call to the statfs function with 2 arguments, when statfs expects 3 arguments. This fix changes the prototype declaration of statfs in /usr/sbin/os_mibs. extern int statfs( char *path, struct statfs *mntbuf) is changed to extern int statfs( char *path, struct statfs *mntbuf, int bufsize) PROBLEM: (QAR 46587) (Patch ID: OSF375-360054) ******** When the system experiences a very high volume of SNMP trap requests, some SNMP traps may be lost. PROBLEM: (QAR 53278) (Patch ID: OSF375-174) ******** Under certain circumstances, when a DIGITAL UNIX system boots, the SNMP daemon sends a malformed coldStart trap message to a Windows NT Network Management Station (NMS). The malformed message has a null "enterprise" field (zero-length) that could cause the NMS or the NT operating system to crash.