Setting "Interface Label" (Ethernet Link object 0xF6, attribute 10) from host application overwrites internal size of attribute 1

Setting "Interface Label" (Ethernet Link object 0xF6, attribute 10) from host application overwrites internal size of attribute 1, which actually has a fix size of 4 Bytes.
So if for example the interface label is set to "Port0" which sets the interface label byte size to 6, this accidentally sets the size of attribtue 1 to 6. You can see that when you read attribute 1 from the network. Instead of returning 4 bytes, 6 bytes are returned.