Doc release branch back to 1.35.0

Author: Joe Jordan

SUPPORT.md

@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ Currently supported versions:
 |------------------|---------------|---------------------|-----------------|
 | DO 1.27.1        | LTS           | 08-Mar-2022         | 08-Mar-2023     |
 | DO 1.34.0        | Feature       | 15-Nov-2022         | 15-Feb-2023     |
-| DO 1.35.0        | Feature       | 10-Jan-2023         | 10-Apr-2023     |
+| DO 1.35.0        | Feature       | 12-Jan-2023         | 12-Apr-2023     |
 
 
 \* Fix for Allowed schema version

docs/declarations/network-objects.rst

@@ -380,7 +380,7 @@ This example shows how you can create VXLAN tunnels using BIG-IP Declarative Onb
 
 Virtual eXtended LAN (VXLAN) is a network virtualization scheme that overlays Layer 2 over Layer 3. VLXAN uses Layer 3 multicast to support the transmission of multicast and broadcast traffic in the virtual network, while decoupling the virtualized network from the physical infrastructure. See |vxlant| for more information and manual configuration.
 
-.. WARNING:: When you create a VXLAN tunnel, the BIG-IP silently sets ltm global-settings accept-ip-options to true.  F5 recommends that if you are using a VXLAN tunnel, you explicitly set TrafficControl acceptIpOptions to what you want.  See |tcref| for more information about Traffic Control and acceptIpOptions.  Also see the :ref:`Traffic Control example<trafcontrol>` on this page.
+.. WARNING:: When you create a VXLAN tunnel, the BIG-IP silently sets ltm global-settings accept-ip-options to true.  F5 recommends that if you are using a VXLAN tunnel, you explicitly set TrafficControl acceptIpOptions to either true (default) or false.  See |tcref| for more information about Traffic Control and acceptIpOptions.  Also see the :ref:`Traffic Control example<trafcontrol>` on this page.
 
 See |tunnel| in the Schema Reference for BIG-IP DO usage and options.
 

docs/revision-history.rst

@@ -12,8 +12,8 @@ Document Revision History
         - Date
 
       * - 1.35
-        - Updated the documentation for Declarative Onboarding v1.35.0.  This release contains the following changes: |br| * Added the **forceInitialPasswordChange** property for the User class (see the updated :ref:`User class example<example4>`) |br| |br| Issues Resolved: |br| * Restarting mcpd may wait for services that are not required, `GitHub Issue 322 <https://github.com/F5Networks/f5-declarative-onboarding/issues/322>`_ |br| * Configuring TACACS can skip reporting errors
-        - 1-10-23
+        - Updated the documentation for Declarative Onboarding v1.35.0.  This release contains the following changes: |br| * Added the **forceInitialPasswordChange** property for the User class (see the updated :ref:`User class example<example4>`) |br| |br| Issues Resolved: |br| * Restarting mcpd may wait for services that are not required, `GitHub Issue 322 <https://github.com/F5Networks/f5-declarative-onboarding/issues/322>`_ |br| * Configuring TACACS can skip reporting errors |br| * Issues when there are no Firewall Policies to be processed |br| * Improve handling on route-domains, by fixing error: "tryuntil error: ioctl failed: No such device", `GitHub Issue 323 <https://github.com/F5Networks/f5-declarative-onboarding/issues/323>`_
+        - 1-12-23
 
       * - 1.34
         - Updated the documentation for Declarative Onboarding v1.34.0.  This release contains the following changes: |br| * Added KexAlgorithms for SSHD (see |sshd| in the Schema Reference) |br| * The task ID is now included in the DO log output (see the note in :ref:`Note and Tips<notestips>` )

versions.json

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 {
   "versionMetaTimestamp": 1540928503,
   "latestVersion": {
-    "name": "1.33 (non-LTS)",
+    "name": "1.35 (non-LTS)",
     "url": "/products/extensions/f5-declarative-onboarding/latest/"
   },
   "otherVersions": [