Cisco UCS Director Release Notes, Release 4.1
First Published: December 16, 2013
Last Updated: October 9, 2014
Part Number: OL-30266-01 M0
This document describes the features, caveats, and limitations for Cisco UCS Director software. Use this
document in combination with documents listed in Related Documentation, page 40.
Note
Release notes are sometimes updated with new information about restrictions and caveats. See the
following website for the most recent version of the Cisco UCS Director Release Notes, Release 4.1:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps13050/tsd_products_support_general_information.html
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OL-30266-01
A0
December 16, 2013 Created release notes for Release 4.1.
B0
December 19, 2013 Added new open caveats: CSCum16900,
CSCum16890, and CSCum16842.
Updated support for storage devices and description
of orchestration enhancements.
C0
December 20, 2013 Added one new caveat: CSCum17896
Updated description and/or workaround for the
following caveats: CSCui66016 and CSCul24274
D0
January 21, 2014
Resolved caveats for patch release 4.1.0.1:
CSCul29609, CSCum11020, CSCum13683,
CSCum16842,CSCum44683, CSCum58108,and
CSCum58766.
E0
February 7, 2014
Updated for patch release 4.1.0.2.
F0
February 18, 2014
Updated New Server-Based Licensing, page 10.
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February 26, 2014
Updated Installation Notes, page 16.
H0
April 8, 2014
Updated for patch release 4.1.0.3.
I0
April 22, 2014
Updated for hotfix patch release 4.1.0.3A
J0
May 7, 2014
Updated for hotfix patch release 4.1.0.3B
K0
July 8, 2014
Updated for patch release 4.1.0.4.
L0
August 30, 2014
Updated for patch release 4.1.0.5.
M0
October 9, 2014
Updated for the Bash Hotfix Release.
Contents
This document includes the following sections:
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Introduction, page 2
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System Requirements, page 2
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New and Changed Information, page 3
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New and Changed Documentation, page 15
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Installation Notes, page 16
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Caveats, page 16
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Workflow Task Input/Output Changes, page 33
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Related Documentation, page 40
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Documentation Feedback, page 40
Introduction
Cisco UCS Director delivers unified, highly secure management for the industry's leading converged
infrastructure solutions, which are based on the Cisco UCS and Cisco Nexus platforms.
Cisco UCS Director extends the unification of computing and network layers through Cisco UCS to
provide data center administrators with comprehensive visibility and management capability. It supports
NetApp FlexPod and ExpressPOD, EMC VSPEX, and Virtual Computing Environment (VCE) Vblock
systems, based on the Cisco UCS and Cisco Nexus platforms.
Cisco UCS Director was formerly known as Cloupia Unified Infrastructure Controller and as Cisco
Cloupia.
System Requirements
Table 2 lists the system requirements for Cisco UCS Director Release 4.1.
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Table 2
System Requirements
vSphere Minimum System Requirements
Component
Requirement
VMware
ESX or ESXi 4.x or 5.x
vCPU
4
Memory
Minimum = 4GB
High Loads and Scalability = 8 GB
Hard disk
100 GB
Hyper-V Minimum System Requirements
Hyper-V 2.0 or 3.0
Windows 2008 R2, Windows 2012, or Windows
2012 R2
vCPU
4
Memory
Minimum = 4GB
High Loads and Scalability = 8 GB
Hard disk
100 GB
Supported Browser Versions
Cisco UCS Director supports the following browsers:
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Internet Explorer 8 or higher
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Google Chrome 4.1 or higher
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Firefox 3.5 or higher
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Safari 4.0 or higher (for Apple Mac or Microsoft Windows)
Browsers require the Adobe Flash Player 11 plug-in.
New and Changed Information
This section includes the following topics:
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New Features in Release 4.1, page 3
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New Features in Release 4.1, Patch 4.1.0.1, page 9
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New Features in Release 4.1, Patch 4.1.0.2, page 10
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New Features in Release 4.1, Patch 4.1.0.3, page 10
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New and Changed Features in Release 4.1, Patch 4.1.0.4, page 13
New Features in Release 4.1
The following features are available in Cisco UCS Director, Release 4.1:
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New Scalability Feature, page 4
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New API/SDK Features, page 4
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New Performance Monitoring Feature for VMware Accounts, page 5
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New Compute Features, page 5
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New Networking Features, page 6
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New Storage Features, page 7
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New Virtualization Features, page 8
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New Converged Infrastructure Features, page 9
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New Orchestration Features and Enhancements, page 9
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New Application Container Features, page 9
New Scalability Feature
For Cisco UCS Director, Release 4.1, the distributed architecture of a multi-node setup enables you to
scale Cisco UCS Director to support a larger number of virtual machines (VMs) than is supported by a
single installation of Cisco UCS Director. The multi-node setup is supported for Cisco UCS Director on
64-bit operating systems only.
This setup includes the following nodes:
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One primary node that acts as the master controller.
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One or more service nodes that act as stateless execution engines.
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One monitoring database that contains data for users, groups, VMs, virtual data centers, and
configuration.
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One inventory database that contains monitoring and inventory data.
The multi-node setup improves scalability by offloading the processing of system tasks, such as
inventory data collection, from the primary node to one or more service nodes. You can assign certain
system tasks to one or more service nodes. The number of nodes determines how the processing of
system tasks is scaled.
You can enable and disable system tasks or assign service node pools to system tasks for load balancing.
New API/SDK Features
Cisco UCS Director REST API—The northbound REST (Representational State Transfer) API enables
you to perform operations on Cisco UCS Director resources and to integrate those operations into
applications so that they can provide API-supported functionality and features. This API includes the
following:
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Protocols—HTTP and HTTPS
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Data format—Combination of JSON and XML
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Operations—Create, read, update, and delete for most operations in Cisco UCS Director
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SDK—Java SDK
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Cisco UCS Director Open Automation API—The southbound Open Automation API is part of a
development platform architecture that includes the Cisco UCS Director Platform Runtime, a set of
modules, and an SDK. This API enables you to develop and deploy a module that can be executed on
Cisco UCS Director platform runtime, adding and integrating that functionality into Cisco UCS Director,
including the following:
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Adding new connectors for devices
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Adding new workflow tasks
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Creating new tabular reports
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Creating new forms
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Creating new scheduled tasks
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Creating new inventory collection tasks
New Performance Monitoring Feature for VMware Accounts
For VMware virtual accounts, Cisco UCS Director no longer monitors all parameters collected from
VMware vCenter by default.
A new data collection policy now handles monitoring of all VMware vCenter parameters. By default,
the data collection policy is only configured to monitor the following parameters:
You can also enable one or more of the following parameters if you want to monitor them:
For information about which parameters are enabled by default, and which reports are populated by
which parameters, see the Cisco UCS Director Administration Guide, Release 4.1.
New Compute Features
Cisco UCS Central, Release1.1—Support includes the following features:
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Creation of pools and policies
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Assignment of domains to pods
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Register and unregister of Cisco UCS Manager accounts
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Global and local policies, service profiles, and service profile templates
Cisco UCS Manager, Release 2.1(3a)—Support includes the following features:
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Local disk configuration policies
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Maintenance policies
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Time zones
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Assignment of blade servers and server pools to groups
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Association of service profile templates to server pools
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New workflow tasks for VLANs, server pools, service profiles, and service profile templates
C-Series Cisco Integrated Management Controller, Release 1.5—Support includes the following
features:
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Enhanced inventory collection
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New reports for storage adapter, VIC adapter, and network adapter
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Launch of KVM console from Cisco UCS Director
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New and Changed Information
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Baremetal provisioning with local boot and SAN boot
New Networking Features
Networking Devices
Table 3 lists the network devices for which support has been added in Cisco UCS Director, Release 4.1.
Table 3
Updated Network Device Support
Device
Supported Models
Supported Software
Cisco Nexus 1100 Series Cloud Services Nexus 1110
Platform
NX-OS Software Release 4.2(1)
Cisco Nexus 6000 Series Switches
NX-OS Software Release 6.0(2)
Nexus 6001
Nexus 6004
Cisco Nexus 9500 Series Switches
Nexus 9508
NX-OS Software Release 6.1(2)
Cisco MDS 9200 Series Multiservice
Switches
MDS 9250i
NX-OS Software Release 6.2(3)
Networking Software Features
Cisco Nexus 1000V—Support includes the following features:
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HA inventory
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VXLAN Gateway
Cisco Nexus Virtual Security Gateway (VSG)—Support for VSG has been added through application
containers. See New Application Container Features, page 9.
Cisco Prime Network Services Controller (PNSC)—Support includes the following features:
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PNSC accounts
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Inventory collection and inventory reports
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Actions and workflow tasks
SAN Zones—Support includes the following features:
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A separate task to create and delete a SAN zone
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A separate task to add and remove SAN zone members
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A new task to add and remove SAN zoneset members
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Add and remove a device alias
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The ability to provide device alias and zoneset names
SSH Tasks—Support includes the following features:
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Error scenarios
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Returning command output
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New Storage Features
Storage Devices
Table 4 lists the storage devices for which support has been added in Cisco UCS Director, Release 4.1.
Table 4
Updated Storage Device Support
Device
Supported Models
Supported Software
EMC VNX
VNX 7600
MCx OS, v8.1.0 and higher
VNX 8000
Storage Software Features
EMC VNX—Support includes the following features:
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CIFS Server
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CIFS Share
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File System Quota
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SnapView
EMC VMAX—Support includes the following features:
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Fast policy operations, including storage group operations for those policies
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Storage tier operations, including disk group and thin pool operations for a storage tier
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Fast Controller including status, parameters and settings, and enabling and disabling
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Data Dev operations
NetApp—Support is available for OnTap 8.2 and Clustered OnTap. This support includes the following
features:
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Create Datastore using VSC with select vserver name and vfiler name inputs
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Create ClusterFlexibleVolume with new, mandatory input of flexcache origin volume name for type
DC
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Delete Export policy and rule
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Binding error improvements for associate LUN as datastore.
NetApp CMODE—Support includes the following features:
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Create, read, update, and delete operations on aggregates, CIFS servers, shares, ACLs, snapshot
policies, and schedules
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Restoring files
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Licensing
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iSCSI initiators
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Quotas on volumes and Qtrees
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FCP
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iGroups
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Cloning LUNs
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Configuring DNS, NFS, LIF, and cluster nodes
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New and Changed Information
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Provisioning VMs through VSC CMODE storage
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SIS
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SnapMirror
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vServer peering and cluster peering.
New Virtualization Features
VMware vSphere Enhancements
VMware vSphere Version—Support is available for VMware vSphere 5.5.
Data Store Monitoring Report Enhancements—Support includes the following features:
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Disk latency
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I/O throughput and IOPs
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Total, used, and overprovisioned capacity
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Overcommitment ratio
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VMs
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vmdk disk latency report
Virtual Data Centers (VDCs)—The ability to apply target VDC policies when moving a VM across
VDCs.
VMware Policy Enhancements—Support includes the following features:
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VDC System Policy now includes a time zone options list and support for all regions
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VDC Storage policy for VMware now includes a thin provisioning option (Flexibility)
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A new IP Pool policy for defining static IP addresses
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A new flexible VDC network policy that allows for a different set of VM network requirements
VMware Tasks and Actions Enhancements—Support includes the following features:
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Create a VMKernel port group on a standard VMware vSwitch
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Remove an ESXi host from a Distributed vSwitch
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VM Cloning task and Guest OS Customization
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VM Select task
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Ability to hot add more CPU and Memory to VMs.
Microsoft Hyper-V Enhancements
Microsoft System Center Virtual Machine Manager (SCVMM) Version—Support is available for
SCVMM 2012 R2.
Software Features—Support includes the following features:
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Orchestration capabilities extended to attached external storage in SCVMM (SMB/LUN<SMI-S
proxy>) including allocation and configuration for SCVMM 2012SP1 and SCVMM 2012R2 base
clusters/hosts
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Orchestration capabilities extended to VLAN base networking model with respect to SCVMM2012
SP1 and SCVMM 2012 R2
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Host management tasks
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VMM version support extended to SCVMM 2012 R2 in Inventory/Report/Provision/Configuration
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VM access—Web & RDP
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REST API Support
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Covered the Customer Onboarding workflow gaps (limited to VLAN base Network model only)
New Converged Infrastructure Features
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Vblock 700 Series
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EMC-based VSPEX 125 and 250
New Orchestration Features and Enhancements
Custom Tasks—You can use custom tasks to create new workflow tasks with well-defined inputs and
outputs. In Cisco UCS Director, Release 4.1, the logic for these tasks are implemented through Cloupia
script, which includes JavaScript and Cisco UCS Director libraries.
Custom tasks can be exported from one Cisco UCS Director deployment and imported into another. In
Cisco UCS Director, they are managed in the same location as other orchestration tasks and workflows.
After you have created a custom task, there is no inherent difference between that custom task and the
tasks that are provided with Cisco UCS Director.
Orchestration Enhancements—The enhancements to orchestration in Cisco UCS Director, Release
4.1, include the following:
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All users with administrator privileges can view and edit workflow inputs and outputs in service
requests.
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Workflow user inputs can be configured as mandatory or optional.
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Workflow user inputs can be changed and resubmitted for a failed or canceled service Request. Task
inputs cannot be modified.
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When tasks are added or modified, workflow inputs can be created or cross-launched.
New Application Container Features
Cisco Nexus Virtual Security Gateway (VSG)—Support has been added to integrate VSG into
application containers, including the following:
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Firewall policies, including zones, ACLs, and a VSG details template
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Virtual infrastructure policies, including VSG containers and an external gateway
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VSG application container
New Features in Release 4.1, Patch 4.1.0.1
The following features are available in Cisco UCS Director, Release 4.1, Patch 4.1.0.1:
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New Server-Based Licensing, page 10
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New Server-Based Licensing
Cisco UCS Director, Release 4.1, Patch 4.1.0.1 includes server-based licensing, and you can order
server-based PIDs.
Details:
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Customers are entitled to storage and network licenses with each physical server license (1:1 for
Physical and 1:1/2 for Bare Metal).
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For each server quantity purchased, customers will be entitled to 50 VMs, one network and one
storage.
New Features in Release 4.1, Patch 4.1.0.2
The following features are available in Cisco UCS Director, Release 4.1, Patch 4.1.0.2:
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Support for Associating VNX LUN as Datastore on Powerpath-enabled Hosts, page 10
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Support for Windows based Solution Enabler with VMAX, page 10
Support for Associating VNX LUN as Datastore on Powerpath-enabled Hosts
Cisco UCS Director now allows you to associate a VNX LUN as a data store on Powerpath-enabled
hosts.
Support for Windows based Solution Enabler with VMAX
To communicate with VMAX, Cisco UCS Director now supports a Windows-hosted application to
perform the installation of the EMC Solution Enabler.
New Features in Release 4.1, Patch 4.1.0.3
The following features are available in Cisco UCS Director, Release 4.1, Patch 4.1.0.3:
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Support for OpenLDAP, page 11
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Customization of Email Templates, page 11
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Integration with Cisco Dynamic Fabric Automation, page 11
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New Option for Creating an Application Container, page 11
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New Fields for Datastore Capacity Reports, page 11
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VM Annotation Field for a System Policy, page 11
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New Linked Clone Option, page 12
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Support for VMware vMotion, page 12
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New Customer-Specific Reports, page 12
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New Open Automation Features, page 13
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New REST APIs for a Service Container, page 13
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Support for OpenLDAP
When you configure the authentication preferences for Cisco UCS Director, you can now choose
OpenLDAP as the LDAP Directory Type.
For more information, see the Cisco UCS Director Administration Guide, Release 4.1.
Customization of Email Templates
Support for email templates has been expanded to include the following:
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Customization of fields in the HTML files
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Support for localization of email templates
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CloudSense reports
For more information, see the Cisco UCS Director Administration Guide, Release 4.1.
Integration with Cisco Dynamic Fabric Automation
Cisco UCS Director now supports integration with Cisco Dynamic Fabric Automation (DFA). As part
of this support, Cisco UCS Director acts as an orchestration engine for creating tenant (Layer 2 and 3)
networks which will eventually be populated with virtual machine vNICs. Cisco DFA essentially
provides the scalable network infrastructure for those networks.
For more information, see the Cisco UCS Director Dynamic Fabric Automation Organization
Management Guide, Release 4.1.
New Option for Creating an Application Container
Cisco UCS Director now supports creating a fenced container without a gateway. In the Virtual
Infrastructure Policy wizard, you can select No Gateway option.
For more information, see the Cisco UCS Director Administration Guide, Release 4.1.
New Fields for Datastore Capacity Reports
Cisco UCS Director displays the following new fields in the user interface for Datastore Capacity
Reports:
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Overcommitted Storage Size
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Overcommitted Storage %
For more information, see the Cisco UCS Director Administration Guide, Release 4.1.
VM Annotation Field for a System Policy
You can specify annotations for a virtual machine while creating a system policy. You can either enter a
description, or specify custom attributes such as Name, Type and Value for a virtual machine. The
annotations that you specify are displayed for the VM in the VM details pane.
For more information, see the Cisco UCS Director Administration Guide, Release 4.1.
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New Linked Clone Option
While cloning a VM, you can specify a VM to be cloned from a linked clone.
A linked clone is a copy of a VM that shares virtual disks with the parent VM. This linked clone is made
up of a snapshot of the parent VM. A linked clone is available only when it has access to the parent VM.
For more information, see the Cisco UCS Director Administration Guide, Release 4.1.
Support for VMware vMotion
Cisco UCS Director now supports migration of running virtual machines from one physical server to
another server without downtime, and without disruption of services for users. A new workflow task
called Migrate VM is available in Cisco UCS Director that supports the following vMotion tasks:
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Change Host-vMotion
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Change Datastore vMotion
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Change Both Host and Datastore—A combination of vMotion and Storage vMotion. The VM must
be powered off to use this option.
For more information, see the Cisco UCS Director Administration Guide, Release 4.1.
New Customer-Specific Reports
Cisco UCS Director has added the following new Cloud Sense reports which you can generate with
monthly data:
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VMware Cloud Utilization Summary Reports in HTML and PDF
– Cloud Utilization CPU Snapshot
– Cloud Memory snapshot
– Cloud CPU Trend
– Cloud Memory Trend
– Cloud Storage
– Cloud Storage Free VS Used
– Cloud Storage Allocation Historical Trend
– Cloud CPU Allocation Historical Trend
– Cloud Memory Allocation Historical trend
– Cloud Free Allocation Historical Trend
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Cloud Sense-VMware Host Performance Summary Report in HTML and PDF
– CPU and Memory Performance
– Server Disk and Network IO Performance
For more information, see the Cisco UCS Director Administration Guide, Release 4.1.
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New Open Automation Features
Cisco UCS Director has added the following new Open Automation features:
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Specifying the Report Location
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Developing Bar Chart Reports
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Developing Line Chart Reports
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Developing Heat Map Reports
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Developing Summary Reports
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Developing Form Reports
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Developing a New Menu
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Developing a Trigger Condition
For more information, see the Cisco UCS Director Open Automation Developer Guide, Release 4.1.
New REST APIs for a Service Container
The following new REST APIs have been included for a Service Container:
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userAPIGetVNCURL
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userAPIGetServiceContainerDetails
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userAPIGetServiceContainerVirtualInfraPolicy
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userAPIAddVMsServiceContainer
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userAPIPowerOnServiceContainer
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userAPIPowerOffServiceContainer
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userAPIDeleteServiceContainer
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userAPICloneServiceContainer
For more information, see the Cisco UCS Director REST Developer Guide, Release 4.1.
New and Changed Features in Release 4.1, Patch 4.1.0.4
The following features are available in Cisco UCS Director, Release 4.1, Patch 4.1.0.4:
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New REST APIs, page 13
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Delay in Cisco UCS Director Startup, page 15
New REST APIs
Cisco UCS Director has added the following new REST API features:
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Import a Custom Task through RestClient add-on of Mozilla FireFox.
The following REST APIs have been introduced:
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userAPICreateServiceContainerWithoutCatalog - Creates a service container without a catalog and
returns the service request SR ID as an integer value.
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userAPICreateServiceContainerTemplate - Creates a service container template.
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userAPIUpdateServiceContainerTemplate - Updates the service container template.
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userAPIExportVDC - Exports a vDC from Cisco UCS Director.
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userAPIImportVDC - Imports a vDC into Cisco UCS Director.
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userAPIDeleteCatalogItem - Deletes the catalog that is created for provisioning a VM.
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CustomWorkflowImport - Imports one or more workflows into the system.
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CustomWorkflowExport - Exports one or more workflows from the system.
Parameters and return type of the following REST APIs have been updated:
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userAPIGetServiceContainerDetails
Parameters
– container id-ID of the service container for which you need to view the details.
Return Value Type
– APITabularReport
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userAPIPowerOnServiceContainer
Parameters
– container id-ID of the service container to be powered on.
Return Value Type
– Boolean
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userAPIPowerOffServiceContainer
Parameters
– container id-ID of the service container to be powered off.
Return Value Type
– Boolean
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userAPIAddVMsServiceContainer
Parameters
– containerId-ID of the service container in which virtual machines can be added.
– ContainerVirtualMachine[ ]-An array of container VMs that you want to provision in the service
container. You need to pass the VM parameters. Quantity and AppName are the mandatory VM
parameters, where AppName is the VM name.
Return Value Type
– Integer (Service request ID)
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userAPIDeleteServiceContainer
Parameters
– containerId-ID of the service container to be deleted.
Return Value Type
– Integer (Service request ID)
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Delay in Cisco UCS Director Startup
The start-up or initialization of Cisco UCS Director is delayed because of a new schema initialization
procedure that has been introduced in Release 4.1.0.4. This delay is expected only during first time
startup of Cisco UCS Director after the patch is installed. Subsequent startup will be faster compared to
prior releases.
Table 5 lists the time variation for the first time and subsequent startup of Cisco UCS Director.
Table 5
Time variation for first time and subsequent startup
Read Speed
(In kbps) No Disk
Write Speed
Cache
(In kbps)
Write Speed
(In kbps)Time for First
No Disk
Schema
Cache
Initialization
Time Taken for
Subsequent
Schema
Initializations
Classes
in
DataStore Schema
INIT
Type
Read Speed
(In kbps)
4.1.0.3b to
4.1.0.4
Local
1020
20143244.75 80677.27
1788949.14
75475.89
2 minutes 51 6 seconds
seconds
4.1.0.3b to
4.1.0.4
NFS
1020
17384022.94 10842.13
1282443.8
12446.03
4 minutes 46 6 seconds
seconds
4.1.0.3b to
4.1.0.4
iSCSI
1020
17958559.5
1126038.17
39535.65
2 minutes 59 6 seconds
seconds
Upgrade
Scenario
30304.22
New and Changed Documentation
This section includes the following topics:
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New and Changed Documentation for Patch Release 4.1.0.3, page 15
New and Changed Documentation for Patch Release 4.1.0.3
In addition to these Release Notes, the following Cisco UCS Director documentation was created or
updated for patch release 4.1.0.3:
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NEW: Cisco UCS Director Dynamic Fabric Automation Organization Management Guide, Release
4.1
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Cisco UCS Director Administration Guide, Release 4.1
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Cisco UCS Director Application Containers Guide, Release 4.1
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Cisco UCS Director Installation and Upgrade on Microsoft Hyper-V Manager, Release 4.1
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Cisco UCS Director Installation and Upgrade on VMware vSphere, Release 4.1
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Compatibility Matrix for Cisco UCS Director, Release 4.1
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Cisco UCS Director Management Guide for Cisco UCS Manager, Release 4.1
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Cisco UCS Director Open Automation Developer Guide, Release 4.1
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Cisco UCS Director Orchestration Guide, Release 4.1
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Cisco UCS Director REST API Developer Guide, Release 4.1
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Installation Notes
Installation Notes
Cisco UCS Director is a 64-bit appliance that uses standard virtual templates. It can be hosted on
VMware vSphere or vCenter and Microsoft Hyper-V Manager.
For installation instructions, see the following guides:
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Cisco UCS Director Installation and Upgrade on Microsoft Hyper-V Manager, Release 4.1
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Cisco UCS Director Installation and Upgrade on VMware vSphere, Release 4.1
The installation guides are available on Cisco.com here:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps13050/prod_installation_guides_list.html
Note
After you apply the upgrade patch and complete that installation, choose the Start Services option of
ShellAdmin to start/restart the Cisco UCS Director services and complete the patch process. The patch
process is not complete or successful until the Cisco UCS Director services have started, the Cisco UCS
Director appliance GUI is available, the login screen is displayed, and the admin user can log in to Cisco
UCS Director.
All Cisco UCS Director services must be stopped before you perform other ShellAdmin procedures,
such as apply additional patches, take a database backup, or restore a database from a backup.
Caveats
This section includes the following topics:
Note
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Open Caveats—Release 4.1, page 17
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Open Caveats—Patch Release 4.1.0.3, page 21
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Open Caveats—Patch Release 4.1.0.3A, page 24
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Open Caveats—Patch Release 4.1.0.4, page 25
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Open Caveats—Patch Release 4.1.0.5, page 26
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Resolved Caveats—Patch Release 4.1.0.2, page 26
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Resolved Caveats—Patch Release 4.1.0.3, page 27
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Resolved Caveats—Hotfix Patch Release 4.1.0.3A, page 29
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Resolved Caveats—Hotfix Patch Release 4.1.0.3B, page 29
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Resolved Caveats—Patch Release 4.1.0.4, page 30
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Resolved Caveats—Patch Release 4.1.0.5, page 31
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Resolved Caveats—Bash Hotfix Release, page 32
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Use the Cisco Bug Search Tool to see the most up-to-date release note information for any caveat listed
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Open Caveats—Release 4.1
Table 6 lists the caveats that are open in Cisco UCS Director, Release 4.1.
Table 6
Open Caveats in Release 4.1
Defect ID
Symptom
Workaround
CSCul21096
Inserts, reads, updates and deletes on the
Cisco UCS Director databases causes disk
fragmentation.
Run an OPTIMIZE command on
the VM. For more information,
see the Cisco UCS Director
installation guides for Release 4.1.
CSCul59462
After an upgrade from Cisco UCS Director,
Release 4.0 to Release 4.1, the port group is
not mapped in network policies that were
edited or updated in Release 4.0.
In Cisco UCS Director, Release
4.1, do the following:
CSCul51752
After upgrading to Cisco UCS Director,
Release 4.1, the new data collection policy for
VMware results in some parameters not being
monitored and some graphs being empty
1.
Open the network policy.
2.
Map the appropriate port
groups.
3.
Save the network policy.
This is by design. The policy
controls which parameters are
monitored. You must enable the
parameters that you want to
monitor.
For more information, see Cisco
UCS Director Administration
Guide, Release 4.1.
CSCug91645
While trying to add VM disks to 4 SCSI
adapters, intermittently observed that the VM
disk could not be added. The following
exception was seen during the attempt to add
the VM disk:
Exception trace **********************
Ensure that the VM is in an
SCVMM-supported state before
you add the VM disks. This issue
happens intermittently if the VM
is not in a state that supports the
operation. This error is from
SCVMM.
java.lang.Exception: Disk could not be
added for Win-XP-move
All connectivity from the server to PowerShell
Agent and from the PowerShell Agent to the
Microsoft HyperV hypervisor was fine.
CSCui12211
Rollback (undo) is not available for the
following Hyper-V orchestration tasks:
•
Mount iSCSI LUN
•
Bringing Disk online and formatting
•
Create VM placement path
Manually undo the changes made
through those tasks.
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Table 6
Open Caveats in Release 4.1 (continued)
Defect ID
Symptom
Workaround
CSCui27399
When you add a vFiler or set up a vFiler with
the action buttons available on the vFilers tab,
there is no option to specify the vFiler root
password.
To specify a root password for an
existing vFiler, use the setup
option available in the one of the
following workflows to create
vFilers:
CSCui19131
The memory size is displayed differently for
the fabric interconnect and Cisco UCS
Manager.
•
Create vFiler using ONTAP
workflow
•
Create vFiler setup workflow
Use Cisco UCS Manager to obtain
the available memory size for a
fabric interconnect.
In the Fabric Interconnects report, the
available memory size displays in MB, but in
Cisco UCS manager, the available memory
size displays in GB. In addition, if the
available memory is 13.927 GB, it should
show the MB value as 14261.248 but instead
displays the wrong value.
CSCui58095
When the a NetApp volume is offline and you There is no known workaround for
apply a Dedupe On or Dedupe Off action, The this issue.
storage controller intermittently generates a
misleading error message stating that the
volume does not exist even though the volume
is only in the offline state.
CSCui66016
Do the following:
Automation of baremetal provisioning fails
with an HP custom image (iLO4) because the
1. Manually power on the host.
host shuts down immediately after ESXi
2. Execute the task to change the
deployment.
boot order to local disk.
3.
Execute the Register Host to
vCenter task.
CSCul24274
Memory/CPU hot add feature fails on
VMware VMs, when the Hot add property is
not enabled on the VM.
Enable _the property (HOT add)
on the VM using the VMware
vCenter client.
CSCul26798
For NFS datastore, the Read IOP, Write IOP,
and throughput reports are empty in Cisco
UCS Director although values are present
when seen in VMware vCenter for the same
datastore.
There is no known workaround for
this issue as the API for NFS
datastores does not return any
data.
CSCul34832
The REST API Read option for tasks in a
VMAX device does not work.
There is no known workaround for
this issue.
CSCul55929
In Cisco UCS Director, Release 4.1, the term There is no known workaround for
Data Center was replaced with Pod. However, this issue.
Cisco UCS Director still displays Data Center
instead of Pod in some areas.
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Open Caveats in Release 4.1 (continued)
Defect ID
Symptom
Workaround
CSCul57170
Some errors in a workflow are not identified
during workflow validation, such as
non-existent or missing values. However,
when you execute the workflow, the workflow
fails and the error message identifies the
incorrect or missing values.
After the workflow fails to
execute, update the workflow with
the correct values and re-execute
the workflow.
CSCul91019
The previous tasks Add Cluster Volume NFS Use the following new tasks
instead:
Export and Remove Cluster Volume NFS
Export no longer work. These tasks have been
• Mount Cluster Volume
replaced with Mount Cluster Volume and
• Unmount Cluster Volume
Unmount Cluster Volume.
CSCum05246
No rollback (undo) is available for reserved Manually undo the IP reservations
IP address when the Resource Allocation task through one of the following:
is executed.
• From the Reservations tab
•
CSCum06481
CSCum01980
After an upgrade to Cisco UCS Director,
Release 4.1, some workflow tasks result in
binding errors.
Through Global IP Pool usage
Remap the bindings for those
workflow tasks.
For more information, see
Workflow Task Input/Output
Changes, page 33.
There is no known workaround for
When a VM is provisioned after the VM
metering task is completed in the second half this issue.
of an hour, the charge for the VM does not
begin until the following hour.
In this scenario, the VM cost is not charged
for the hour in which it is provisioned.
CSCum09723
After a Windows VM is cloned, the password Use the “Guest Setup” task to
reset fails.
reset the password.
CSCum06612
When the CIMC power on / off, boot order
change tasks are executed, the MAC address
is displayed as an output attribute. However,
only the vNIC MAC address is displayed.
Add the MAC address manually
for the PXE setup task.
The MAC address output is needed for the
PXE setup task for baremetal provisioning.
CSCze09420
Cisco UCS and CIMC events and faults fail to There is no known workaround for
generate intermittently.
this issue.
CSCum07544
File systems and export paths are not filtered There is no known workaround for
this issue.
and displayed in the Mover drill-down
according to the mover that is selected.
In addition, the mover information is not
displayed in the file system and export paths
to show the mover to which they belong.
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Open Caveats in Release 4.1 (continued)
Defect ID
Symptom
Workaround
CSCum10733
The Export Path action fails to perform under Use the Create Export path task.
any mover except “Mover-2”. For any other This creates an export path under
all active movers.
mover, the task fails with an invalid export
path error.
CSCum01236
For the Create Initiator Group task, if you
Provide an initiator name in the
select FCP type and do not create an initiator Create Initiator Group task.
name, the task fails.
CSCul40043
If multiple Symmetric devices are managed
under one Solution Enabler, Cisco UCS
Director displays only the first device.
Manage only one Symmetric
device per Solution Enabler.
CSCum16900
If you give the zone name as an admin input
for the Generic Configure SAN Zoning
workflow task, the task fails.
Manually enter the zone name.
CSCum16890
When you use the Generic Configure SAN
Zoning task to create a new zoneset, Cisco
UCS Director creates the zoneset with the
first active zoneset name.
There is no known workaround for
this issue.
CSCum16842
Create VDC task succeeds but cloning of the Create or update the network
network policy fails.
Policy in Cisco UCS Director
from Policies > Network >
VMware Network Policies.
CSCum17896
Datadev creation fails for Cisco UCS Director There is no known workaround for
this issue.
on Microsoft Hyper-v due to the length of
time it takes to perform the task and the
slowness of the setup.
CSCum92118
Patch upgrade fails if NFS mount is
configured for Storage Appliance.
Disable any Appliance Storage
that is used to configure external
storage (NFS mount) before you
apply the patch.
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Open Caveats—Patch Release 4.1.0.3
Table 7 lists the caveats that are open in Cisco UCS Director, Patch Release 4.1.0.3.
Table 7
Open Caveats in Release 4.1.0.3
Defect ID
Symptom
Workaround
CSCun34255
When configuring a network device in Cisco
UCS Director, such as Nexus 7000 device,
using a CLI script, the script times out with
the following error:
Use one of the following:
UTC Failed to execute CLI command on
device <Device Name>@<Device IP>.
Connection exceeded timeout limit.
•
Add the following command
just before the long
command:
!SendCtrlC=no
•
Reduce the length of the
Hostname for the device
being configured.
•
Reduce the length of the VDC
name.
•
Use the following command
to shorten the VDC
Hostnames:
The script always fails at the same command.
no vdc combined-hostname
CSCuo11207
The account addition window hangs when the Edit the name of the cloud to
Cloud Name in the Virtual Account contains remove the apostrophe.
an apostrophe (single quote).
Add the virtual account with the
new account name.
CSCun00000
Deployment of a VM fails when the template There is no known workaround for
VM is attached to a DVSwitch.
this issue.
CSCun78722
If a VMware vCenter has two images with
same name, resource allocation fails.
Different image names should be
used.
CSCuo05778
When you choose View Details for a stack,
the Storage view is not visible if you mount
the LUN on a power path enabled host.
There is no known workaround for
this issue.
CSCun81234
IPMI accounts are added in Cisco UCS
Director using a transport protocol type of
HTTP/HTTPS. However, internally, IPMI
Tool uses UDP to talk to the server.
Cisco UCS Director creates the
IPMI account. However, it does
not use the Transport Type value
entered when you create an IPMI
account. The IPMI tool uses UDP
internally to communicate with
the server.
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Open Caveats in Release 4.1.0.3 (continued)
Defect ID
Symptom
Workaround
CSCuo12845
VMAX: Issue while deleting multiple thin
devices after unbinding them from a Thin
pool.
Delete only one thin device with a
Delete Thin Device task.
To delete thin devices, Cisco UCS Director
provides mapping for SYMM Device Identity
and Thin Device Identity, in which you can
select only one device to be deleted.
Therefore, after you unbind multiple thin
devices with the Unbind task, you cannot map
and then delete all the unbound thin devices
with a single Delete Thin Device task. The
Thin Devices Names input type for that task
cannot be mapped to more than one device
name. In addition, if you try to map Thin
Device Identity, the thin device is not deleted
as this causes a parser issue.
CSCuo12842
Associate VNX LUN as Datastore - Issue
with roll back and SR details.
VMware vCenter and Cisco UCS Director
show a deleted datastore as inactive on the
remaining hosts which are part of the
Association selection.
To see the changes and view the
datastore as deleted, perform a
refresh in VMware vCenter and
the Inventory in Cisco UCS
Director.
CSCuo08859
Some commands cannot be run by non-admin Users must have role with root
role users.
access to run all VMAX
commands.
CSCuo12797
A previously generated VM Performance
Summary Report cannot be displayed in
Cisco UCS Director.
CSCuo12904
Email subject lines in all email templates have There is no known workaround for
this issue.
not been localized. The email notifications
triggered in Cisco UCS Director are sent with
English characters for localized languages.
CSCuo12905
The tabular content in Approval Email has not There is no known workaround for
been localized. Only the tabular column
this issue.
headlines are localized.
CSCuo13063
For a failed orchestration task, when the retry The frequency value must be
configured as greater than or equal
frequency is configured as less than 10
to 10 seconds.
seconds, it is executed with 10 seconds of
delay as the minimum delay value.
A report for a new record can be
viewed.
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Open Caveats in Release 4.1.0.3 (continued)
Defect ID
Symptom
Workaround
CSCuo14057
Hyper-V: Variable type defined incorrectly
for Add Logical Switch to Host.
CSCuo14139
Cisco UCS Manager account created in Cisco
UCS Director but unable to communicate
further.
1.
Delete the Cisco UCS
Manager account from Cisco
UCS Director.
After adding a Cisco UCS Manager account,
test connection fails on the first attempt due to
a reason such as a change in credentials or a
network communications issue.
2.
From the system tasks, run the
Deleted UCS Account Clean
Up task.
3.
Verify that the vNIC template
report for the other account
includes the appropriate
information.
The response object of another
task cannot be mapped with this
task. However you can run the task
The Add Logical Switch to Host option for
individually without any issues by
the Hyper-V virtualization policy incorrectly
specifying the proper inputs.
defines the Select Host Network Adapter
variable as the logical switch identity. This
variable should be defined as the Host
Network Adapter identity.
The account has been added, but the relevant
inventory has not been collected. As a result,
the vNIC template report for another added
account is empty.
CSCuo16234
CSCuo28682
The following email action messages are not
converting into Spanish:
•
VM Completion
•
VM Scheduled
•
Termination
•
Power OFF
•
Server Deletion
Resolved in patch release 4.1.0.3A
Shelladmin Option 25 (Clean up patch files)
may delete the contents of the /opt folder if
you do not specify a folder.
When you choose option 25 in Shelladmin,
you are prompted to specify a patch file. If
you press Enter without specifying a folder
name and then choose “Y”, the Shelladmin
deletes the contents of the /opt folder.
CSCuo28970
Resolved in patch release 4.1.0.3A
There is no known workaround for
this issue.
Install patch release 4.1.0.3A
If you did not specify a folder,
when you are prompted to confirm
the deletion, choose 'N' to exit.
If you choose 'Y' and all the
contents of the /opt folder are
deleted, we recommend that you
contact Cisco UCS Director
support to recover the appliance.
Install patch release 4.1.0.3A
Shelladmin Option 12: Customer certificate is
overridden with the default Cisco certificate
when Cisco UCS Director is upgraded.
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Open Caveats—Patch Release 4.1.0.3A
Table 8 lists the caveats that are open in Cisco UCS Director, Patch Release 4.1.0.3A.
Table 8
Open Caveats in Release 4.1.0.3A
Defect ID
Symptom
Workaround
CSCuo38786
LDAP integration in Cisco UCS Director is
limited to sync only 1,000 users from one OU
as our Cisco UCS Director is designed to
report only 1,000 users currently.
Use the Advanced Search option
to specify the group/users to be
synced once the 1,000 users are
already synced from that OU.
CSCuo40797
In email templates, both group and vDC label There is no known workaround for
names are not being converted to Japanese or this issue.
Spanish under the following conditions:
1. If Cisco UCS Director is in Japanese and
the user inputs for Group and vDC are also in
Japanese, the given inputs are not being
converted.
2. If Cisco UCS Director is in English and the
language and user inputs for Group and vDC
are in Japanese, the given inputs are not being
converted.
3. If Cisco UCS Director is in Spanish and the
user inputs for Group and vDC are also in
Spanish, the given inputs are not being
converted.
4. If Cisco UCS Director is in English and the
language and user inputs for Group and vDC
are in Spanish, the given inputs are not being
converted.
CSCuo40093
When approximately 2,000 users are synced There is no known workaround for
from LDAP, the Login Users report is blank this issue.
and no users are populated although the sync
is successful with more than 1,000 users from
multiple OUs. The Login Users report page
times out because it takes a long time to load
all the synced users.
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Open Caveats—Patch Release 4.1.0.4
Table 9 lists the caveats that are open in Cisco UCS Director, Patch Release 4.1.0.4.
Table 9
Open Caveats in Release 4.1.0.4
Defect ID
Symptom
Workaround
CSCuo43021
Open LDAP: Unable to synchronize 1000
users in LDAP Integration
At the following path, change the
size limit to -1 and restart the
services:
/etc/openldap/slapd.d
[root@ldap slapd.d]# cd ..
[root@ldap openldap]# ls
slapd.conf^C
CSCuo40977
The Send email workflows for Japanese and There is no known workaround for
Spanish (Only for Special characters) are not this issue.
converting properly.
The body of the email is not converting
properly.
CSCun78722
If vCenter has two images with same name, it Different image names should be
is not working. Resource allocation is failing. used.
CSCuh43866
The Execute VM command task does not
work for vCenter 5.1 and later versions.
There is no known workaround for
this issue.
This task only works for ESXi version5.0
VMs and VMware Tools should be installed
on the VM.
The API is not working for ESXi version5.0
above or below versions. For Windows 2012,
it does not work.
CSCuo82318
The UCS SP association status remains at
83% and does not complete.
When a user associates the Service Profile
with a new boot policy configuration
introduced in Cisco UCS Manager 2.2 version
in the M2 blade, the association is
unsuccessful.
Unassociate the Service Profile,
and use the M3 blade for the
Service Profile with a new boot
policy.
CSCup64432
Binding for Memory variable Resize cpu and Open the task form and bind the
memory task values are getting removed after variable with values again and
upgrade.
submit the task.
CSCup73148
A VM is provisioned is not getting discovered
in multinode appliance for HyperV VM as per
SR log. As a result, a VM is getting
provisioned twice with the same name and not
getting discovered under the 'Generic' VM
category.
Under Administration > System >
System Tasks select the hyperV
appropriate cloud added and use
manage task button, change the
system task policy to 'local-run'.
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Open Caveats—Patch Release 4.1.0.5
Table 10 lists the open caveat in Cisco UCS Director, Patch Release 4.1.0.5
Table 10
Open Caveat in Release 4.1.0.5
Defect ID
Symptom
Workaround
CSCup94430
Proxy settings for Amazon in DMZ are erased After you apply a patch to upgrade
after upgrading to the latest patch.
Cisco UCS Director, you must
reconfigure the proxy settings in
the run.sh file.
Resolved Caveats—Patch Release 4.1.0.1
Table 11 lists the caveats that are resolved in Cisco UCS Director, Patch Release 4.1.0.1.
Table 11
Resolved Caveats in Cisco UCS Director, Patch Release 4.1.0.1
Defect ID
Description
CSCul29609
The format of the name in the Name field is name_${sr_id}. The Service Request
ID is used to provide a unique name.
CSCum11020
Task “Create VNX Block Storage Pool”, displaying RAID Type “unknown” in
UCSD for Mixed Type
CSCum13683
Currently, UCSD can add only 7mode filers (FAS2220, FAS2240) to Express pod.
Fixed the capability to add cmode filers as well.
CSCum16842
When execute the task “Create VDC”, it fails to clone NICs from Network Policy.
CSCum44683
Amazon account connectivity is not supporting proxy settings for DMZ.
CSCum58108
Task/Action:“Create VNX LUN” fails to create LUN with a size greater than 1023
GB.
CSCum58766
User input reordering is not getting persisted for new workflows, existing
workflows and imported workflows.
Resolved Caveats—Patch Release 4.1.0.2
Table 11 lists the caveats that are resolved in Cisco UCS Director, Patch Release 4.1.0.2.
Resolved Caveats in Cisco UCS Director, Patch Release 4.1.0.2
Defect ID
Description
CSCum20951
Inframgr is unable to startup (expecting 1 object for modifySingleObject).
CSCum69964
Workflow user input password type not masked after cloning workflow.
CSCum72928
Shell Admin: option 25 is not working.
CSCum81199
Application Container: Not all VMs are showing up in Cisco UCS Director.
CSCum81793
NetApp 8.1.4 and 8.2.x 7-Mode: Clone LUN action gives an error.
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Defect ID
Description
CSCum96714
Cloudsense report: Customer billing report not working as expected.
CSCum37748
Application Container output is incorrect when powered on by end-users.
CSCum92411
To make 'subnet mask' as optional input in the Configure VLAN interface task.
CSCum97172
Licensing: Remove network and storage counts for server.
CSCug25640
Resize Windows 2008 Datacenter VM CPU & Memory.
Resolved Caveats—Patch Release 4.1.0.3
Table 12 lists the caveats that are resolved in Cisco UCS Director, Patch Release 4.1.0.3.
Table 12
Resolved Caveats in Cisco UCS Director, Patch Release 4.1.0.3
Defect ID
Description
CSCun15157
Add/delete cluster quota should take qtree identity as input. CMode tasks now take
cluster qtree ID as input.
**************************************************
NetApp clustered Data ONTAP Tasks: Add Cluster Quota
**************************************************
Inputs [ver 4.1.0.2(118)]
Volume Name Select the Volume in which Quota to be created.
netappClusterVolumeIdentity Y
Qtree Name
Select Qtree Name
netAppQTreeName
Y
Outputs [ver 4.1.0.2(118)]
------------------------------Inputs [ver 4.1.0.3(149)]
Qtree Name
Select Qtree Name
netappClusterQtreeIdentity Y
Outputs [ver 4.1.0.3(149)]
OUTPUT_CLUSTER_QTREE_IDENTITY Identity of the cluster QTree.
netappClusterQtreeIdentity
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------CSCun99029
REST API: PERHOSTNODE VM List report couldn't be retrieved through REST
because of a missing cloud-name in the context parameters.
While the REST API issue is corrected, for the Report Metadata on the Hostnode
report for VMs, the REST API URL might display incorrect values for param0 and
param1. The following are the correct values:
•
param0:“hostnode”
•
param1: “<cloud>:<hostnode>”, where <cloud> is the cloud name and
<hostnode> is the address of the host node.
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Defect ID
Description
CSCui32027
Creating a new VM disk in VMware cloud's VM causes an error.
CSCum16720
Cisco UCS Director will not finish workflow template to deploy ESXi blade.
CSCum79923
MeteringFTPLoader is not copying a file to an FTP server.
CSCun00919
Field - Input type shown when submitting a workflow.
CSCun04621
LDAP enhancement - Should not enable LDAP Sync by default when
configuration is not complete.
CSCun11656
PowerShell task does not send the variables defined in PowerShell script.
Resolution: Add the character ‘\’ as a prefix to the PowerShell script variable to
escape from Cisco UCS Director translate and add the same character if the
script/command contains ‘\’
Examples:
Script: \$foldername = “test_folder
new-item -name \$foldername -type directory
Parsing results: $foldername = “test_folder”
new-item -name $foldername -type directory
Command: Get-Service | Select-Object Name, Status | Export-CSV
c:\\service.csv
Parsing Results: Get-Service | Select-Object Name, Status | Export-CSV
c:\service.csv
CSCun16515
Need to remove default DNS configuration from the OVF appliance.
CSCun30858
CIMC Client thread consuming one core's complete user time.
CSCun46559
Global macro support enhancement within Admin Input filter.
CSCun48694
VM provisioning issue with “Allow migration to different CPU type” in Compute.
CSCun55416
Cisco UCS Director moves all VMs in all vDCs to “delete” state.
CSCun62687
User receives an error while collecting data from SCVMM 2012.
CSCun70334
Issue with VM folder for Cisco UCS Director.
CSCun73228
Delete Thin LUN is failing with premature parser issue.
CSCun79015
Inframgr stops responding upon restart and memory grows to full capacity.
CSCun83608
Rule index should be optional in Create Cluster Export Rule.
CSCun84130
Adding new reports, including CloudSense reports.
CSCun89270
PowerShell disconnects with a timeout exception.
CSCun91293
Workflow execution takes success path when a task fails.
CSCun92003
ASA inventory collection consumes all the CPU Time of a core.
CSCuo04409
Heavy logging when viewing cloud level CPU Utilization report.
CSCum94912
Need rollback for “Associate cluster volume as NFS datastore”.
CSCum61342
Cmode lif-ip stays in reserved state even after rollback (Ip Space Error).
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Defect ID
Description
CSCun32630
User should be allowed to override the template with a resize value equal to or less
than its disk size.
CSCun32553
PowerShell task fails out after 60 sec even if the script is still running.
CSCuo04364
REST API to fetch composition and metadata of the container.
CSCun54812
Collecting Cisco UCS Director VM inventory.
CSCuo04381
REST API to fetch composition and metadata of the template.
Resolved Caveats—Hotfix Patch Release 4.1.0.3A
Table 13 lists the caveats that are resolved in Cisco UCS Director, Hotfix Patch Release 4.1.0.3A.
Table 13
Resolved Caveats in Cisco UCS Director, Hotfix Patch Release 4.1.0.3A
Defect ID
Description
CSCuo28682
Shelladmin Option 25 (Clean up patch files) may delete the contents of the /opt
folder if you do not specify a folder.
When you choose option 25 in Shelladmin, you are prompted to specify a patch
file. If you press Enter without specifying a folder name and then choose “Y”, the
Shelladmin deletes the contents of the /opt folder.
CSCuo28970
Shelladmin Option 12: Customer certificate is overridden with the default Cisco
certificate when Cisco UCS Director is upgraded.
CSCuo34167
LDAP: Inconsistency in Group Filtering
CSCuo32087
LDAP: Unable to Sync 1,000 LDAP users in patch release 4.1.0.3.
CSCuo35967
Cisco UCS Director has moved all VMs in all vDCs to Deleted state.
Resolved Caveats—Hotfix Patch Release 4.1.0.3B
Table 14 lists the caveats that are resolved in Cisco UCS Director, Hotfix Patch Release 4.1.0.3B.
Table 14
Resolved Caveats in Cisco UCS Director, Hotfix Patch Release 4.1.0.3B
Defect ID
Description
CSCum95161
SR logs for every VM provisioned includes a “Mismatch in the IP Address for the
NIC(s)” error message even though the NICs are associated with the correct IP
addresses.
CSCuo41539
For a VNX8000 device, the free capacity displays '0.0' in the VNX volume report
even though free space is available.
CSCuo58259
When invoking the API userAPIGetWorkflowInputValues for a specific workflow
service request, Cisco UCS Director returns a huge JSON response.
CSCuo48541
Resize VM Action button hangs for VMware VMs provisioned through Cisco
UCS Director, although it works properly for discovered VMs.
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Resolved Caveats in Cisco UCS Director, Hotfix Patch Release 4.1.0.3B (continued)
Defect ID
Description
CSCuo51362
For a Hyper-V VM provisioned from Cisco UCS Director, the VM Resize Action
does not provide output. It remains in “progress state only”.
CSCuo43781
For Hyper-V, VM power actions from the Rest API, including status ON, OFF, and
PAUSE for the VM, are not being updated.
CSCuo52367
Custom Approval tasks are not prompting for input parameters when the 'Approve'
button is clicked by the approver.
CSCuo65707
IP address mismatch: Sometimes when a Windows VM is provisioned, the static
IP address assigned to one NIC is allocated to another NIC.
Resolved Caveats—Patch Release 4.1.0.4
Table 15 lists the caveats that are resolved in Cisco UCS Director, Patch Release 4.1.0.4.
Table 15
Resolved Caveats in Release 4.1.0.4
Defect ID
Symptom
CSCum94582
File System Report - Storage Free Capacity (GB) Values show as zero even
there is no capacity usage done.
CSCun23435
Shelladmin option 18) tailing inframgr logs needs to be fixed
CSCun32887
Length of Host-VDC(CLI-Location) + Kerberos cannot exceed 112 characters
CSCun83599
The task 'create cluster logical interface' accepts only literal IP and not an
IP-pool directly or a previously reserved IP from a pool.
CSCun86259
While creating a VM Kernel port group, specifying a subnet mask label should
be mandatory.
CSCuo01640
Cisco UCS Director incorrectly reports SR chargeback costs
CSCuo04396
Exporting reports in Chargeback at a group level is not working.
CSCuo09843
Password reset in catalog is failing because the task is executing early.
CSCuo12375
Cisco UCS Service Profile zoning inventory issue due to null pointer
exception.
CSCuo24116
The output field is not defined for the compound task.
CSCuo37714
VDC report not displaying the VDCs due to missing f in regular expression
CSCuo45565
Workflow email notification fails for multiple recipients
CSCuo56586
Standard approval from vDC is not working
CSCuo67763
Information on root access needs to be clarified in Cisco UCS Director
documentation.
CSCuo72228
VM Metering Task not writing any entry on DB table
CSCuo72908
VM is powered on even when unchecked in Service Delivery policy
CSCuo78520
REST API: Not able to create HyperV based VDC
CSCuo82296
HyperV: GUI latency is observed during power on and off actions
CSCuo83076
Linked clone functionality feature is not working as expected.
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Resolved Caveats in Release 4.1.0.4 (continued)
Defect ID
Symptom
CSCuo83167
Create VM Disk should have rollback
CSCuo85220
Memory/CPU hot add is failing when using 'Memory/CPU VM resize
workflow task
CSCuo85451
Issue with delete service container rest call
CSCuo92534
Missing 'Add vNIC' VM action limitation note in the Cisco UCS Director
Administration Guide.
CSCup07453
'Admin Input value' is not picked up when the workflow is triggered
CSCup09153
VM power state is freezing with Pending Action for several minutes
CSCup14138
Zoning tasks fail on Nexus5596 with NXOS 6
CSCup49234
Migrate VM action button needs to disabled for end user
Resolved Caveats—Patch Release 4.1.0.5
Table 16 lists the caveats that are resolved in Cisco UCS Director, Patch Release 4.1.0.5.
Table 16
Resolved Caveats in Release 4.1.0.5
Defect ID
Symptom
CSCup72149
Add VLAN to vNIC template task - rollback fails in concurrent calls
CSCup82507
The VMWARE_VM_PROVISION API fails to provision a VM
CSCup82520
The HYPERV_VM_PROVISION API fails to provision a VM
CSCup99410
The userAPIProvisionRequestWithPortGroup does not consider the VM
Name as input
CSCuq32350
NetApp storage information is not populated in Cisco UCS Director.
CSCuq34482
The Add Network to VM task needs a default port group type and Adapter type
to be specified.
CSCup42678
Cisco UCS Manager: Inventory fails with Authentication error.
CSCuq24219
NetApp Inventory Report shows no results.
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Resolved Caveats—Bash Hotfix Release
Table 17 lists the caveats that are resolved in the Bash Hotfix Release for Cisco UCS Director, Release
4.1. This patch is applicable to all Cisco UCS Director releases from 4.1.0.0 through 4.1.0.5.
Table 17
Resolved Caveats in the Bash Hotfix Release
Defect ID
Symptom
CSCur02877
The following Cisco products:
•
Cisco UCS Director
•
Cisco UCS Director Baremetal Agent
include a version of Bash that is affected by the vulnerabilities identified by
the Common Vulnerability and Exposures (CVE) IDs:
•
CVE-2014-6271
•
CVE-2014-6277
•
CVE-2014-6278
•
CVE-2014-7169
•
CVE-2014-7186
•
CVE-2014-7187
This bug has been opened to address the potential impact on this product. It
was resolved in Cisco UCS Director, Hotfix Release for Patch Release 4.1.0.5.
(download cucsd_4_1_0_5_bash_hotfix.zip).
Exposure is not configuration dependent.
Authentication is required to exploit this vulnerability.
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Workflow Task Input/Output Changes
This section contains the following topics:
•
Workflow Task Input/Output Changes for Release 4.1, page 33
•
Workflow Task Input/Output Changes for Patch Release 4.1.0.3, page 40
Workflow Task Input/Output Changes for Release 4.1
Table 18 displays the workflow task input/output changes found in Cisco UCS Director, Release 4.1.
Table 18
Input/Output Changes to Workflow Tasks for Release 4.1
Scenario
Workflow Task
Input/Output Changes
UCS
Cisco UCS Task:
Binding error issue reported for this task after
upgrade. (CSCum08951)
Add vNIC to UCS Service
Profile
UCS
Workaround: Delete the task and re-add it to the
workflow.
Cisco UCS Task:
Input/output mapping changes.
Add VLAN to Service Profile
New Entity vNIC can cause workflow to fail.
Workaround: Add the required input value-based
selection for the vNIC.
UCS
UCS
Cisco UCS Task:
Additional inputs have been added to this task.
Rename UCS Service Profile
Workaround: Add the required input value-based
selection.
Cisco UCS Task:
Additional output, as follows:
“OUTPUT_MAC_POOL_IDENTITY
MACPOOL IDENTITY”
Add vNIC to Service Profile
UCS
Cisco UCS Task:
Input/output mapping changes.
Modify UCS VLAN/VLAN
Group Org Permissions
The mapped user input for the organization of
ucsOrganizationIdentity has been changed to
ucsMultiOrganizationIdentity to support the
multiselect functionality.
This change enables you to select multiple
organizations at one time.
UCS
Cisco UCS Task:
Create UCS Boot Policy
Mouseover help text and the task library text has
been updated for the following inputs:
•
Add CD ROM in boot order
•
Add Floppy Disk in boot order
•
Add Local Disk in boot order
•
Add Primary LAN Boot in boot order
•
Add Primary SAN Boot in boot order
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Input/Output Changes to Workflow Tasks for Release 4.1 (continued)
Scenario
Workflow Task
Input/Output Changes
UCS
CIMC Tasks:
Input/Output changes
Unconfigure Rack Server
The “cimc_server” input/output type has changed
to “cimcServerIdentity”.
Workaround: Update workflows with the new
“cimcServerIdentity” input/output type.
UCS
CIMC Task:
Select CIMC Boot Device
Task output has been updated with the following
for each Slot 1 and 2:
OUTPUT_CIMC_SERVER_SLOT_<>_MAC_A
DDRESS
OUTPUT_RACK_SP_SLOT_<>_VHBA_1_VLA
N
OUTPUT_RACK_SP_SLOT_<>_VHBA_1_WW
PN
OUTPUT_RACK_SP_SLOT_<>_VHBA_2_VLA
N
OUTPUT_RACK_SP_SLOT_<>_VHBA_2_WW
PN
UCS
CIMC Tasks:
Power On/Off CIMC Server
The “cimc_server” input/output type has changed
to “cimcServerIdentity”.
Workaround: Update workflows with the new
“cimcServerIdentity” input/output type.
Task output updated with following for each Slot
1 and 2.
OUTPUT_CIMC_SERVER_SLOT_<>_MAC_A
DDRESS
OUTPUT_RACK_SP_SLOT_<>_VHBA_1_VLA
N
OUTPUT_RACK_SP_SLOT_<>_VHBA_1_WW
PN
OUTPUT_RACK_SP_SLOT_<>_VHBA_2_VLA
N
OUTPUT_RACK_SP_SLOT_<>_VHBA_2_WW
PN
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Input/Output Changes to Workflow Tasks for Release 4.1 (continued)
Scenario
Workflow Task
Input/Output Changes
UCS
CIMC Tasks:
The “cimc_server” input/output type has changed
to “cimcServerIdentity”.
Configure Rack Server
Workaround: Update workflows with the new
“cimcServerIdentity” input/output type.
Task output updated with following for each Slot
1 and 2.
OUTPUT_CIMC_SERVER_SLOT_<>_MAC_A
DDRESS
OUTPUT_RACK_SP_SLOT_<>_VHBA_1_VLA
N
OUTPUT_RACK_SP_SLOT_<>_VHBA_1_WW
PN
OUTPUT_RACK_SP_SLOT_<>_VHBA_2_VLA
N
OUTPUT_RACK_SP_SLOT_<>_VHBA_2_WW
PN
Networking
Create VFC Interface
After upgrade, only the device selection was
changed.
Workaround: after reconfigure, the workflow can
be successfully executed.
NetApp
Create Datastore using VSC – As Upgrade: C-Mode binding errors
Select
Create Datastore using VSC – As Select vserver
name and vfiler name inputs are new for this
release.
Workaround: Add the required input value-based
selection.
NetApp
Create ClusterFlexibleVolume
Upgrade: C-Mode binding errors
Create ClusterFlexibleVolume– As flexcache
origin volume name for type DC is a new input.
This input is mandatory for volume type DC.
Workaround: Change the volume type from DC to
RW and resubmit the task.
However, if LUNS and QTREE are mapped in the
same workflow, the vServer mappings are not
saved.
NetApp
Delete Export Policy
Upgrade: C-Mode binding errors
Delete Export Policy - As vserver input has been
removed.
Workaround: Provide the policy name and
resubmit the task.
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Input/Output Changes to Workflow Tasks for Release 4.1 (continued)
Scenario
Workflow Task
Input/Output Changes
NetApp
Delete Export Rule
Upgrade: C-Mode binding errors
Delete Export Rule – As vserver input has been
removed.
Workaround: Provide the rule name and resubmit
the task.
NetApp
Associate LUN as datastore.
Upgrade: C-Mode binding errors
a. Binding error while executing existing task on
upgrade; even after revalidating all inputs
b. Binding error in imported task; even after
revalidating all inputs
c. No binding error when a new task is created.
NetApp
NetApp clustered Data ONTAP
Tasks:
Create Cluster Initiator Group.
Upgrade: C-Mode binding errors
The mapped type for the input “Initiator Group
Name” has been changed from
“netAppInitiatorGroupName” to
“gen_text_input”.
Workaround: For admin input user, add an input
with type “gen_text_input” and map it to input
“Initiator Group Name” in the existing workflows.
NetApp
NetApp clustered Data ONTAP
Task removed:
Add cluster volume NFS export'
Remove cluster volume NFS
export'
NetApp
Workaround: User need to remove those tasks
from workflows and replace them with the
following tasks:
Create cluster NFS service
Destroy cluster NFS service
NetApp ONTAP Tasks:
Upgrade 7mode:
Add vFiler NFS Volume Export
Task with Input/Output Mapping Changes:
This task now also provides the following output:
“OUTPUT_VFILER_IDENTITY”
Workaround: Use this as mapped input for
subsequent tasks.
The “All Hosts” attribute has been removed.
Workaround: If the ‘All Hosts’ attribute is selected
after upgrade, provide values for “Read-Write
Hosts and Root Hosts” and re-submit the task for
execution.
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Input/Output Changes to Workflow Tasks for Release 4.1 (continued)
Scenario
Workflow Task
Input/Output Changes
NetApp
NetApp ONTAP Tasks:
Upgrade 7mode:
Create Initiator Group.
The mapped type for the input “Initiator Group
Name” has been changed from
“netAppInitiatorGroupName” to
“gen_text_input”.
Workaround: For admin input user, add an input
with type “gen_text_input” and map it to input
“Initiator Group Name” in the existing workflows.
General Tasks
Modify User
Task Fixed for mapping/binding errors:
This task gives a Null Pointer exception when
executed.
Workaround: Revalidate the task and execute it.
General Tasks
Collect Inventory
The network device input type for this task has
been changed from Generic Text to ‘Network
device’ type.
Workaround: Change the input type to “Network
Device” and map the input as an admin input.
VMAX
Create Cascaded Storage Group
For parent and child storage groups, the select type
has changed from
EMCVMAXStorageGroupNameList to a type of
EMCVMAXStorageGroupIdentity.
Workaround: Change the mappable type to the
new type.
VMAX
Create Cascaded Initiator Group For parent and child initiator groups, the select
type has been changed from
EMCVMAXInitiatorGroupNameList to a type of
EMCVMAXInitiatorGroupIdentity.
Workaround: Change the mappable type to the
new type.
VMAX
Create Masking View
To select a storage group, initiator group, and port
group, you must use Identity type for these
variables instead of NameList type.
VMAX
Create VMAX Port Group
The mappable type for selecting a multiport list
has been changed from
EmcVmaxDirectorMultiPortList to
Gen_text_input.
Workaround: Recreate the VMAX port group
workflow.
VMAX
Associate Fast Policy to VMAX A new option for priority has been added.
Storage Group
Workaround: Provide a priority input and change
the Mappable type to
EMCVMAXFastPolicyIdentity.
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Input/Output Changes to Workflow Tasks for Release 4.1 (continued)
Scenario
Workflow Task
Input/Output Changes
VMAX
Create VMAX Port Group
The mappable type to select ports has been
changed from gen_text_input to
emcvmaxalldirportlist.
Workaround: Change the mappable type to the
new type.
VMAX
Add Ports to VMAX Port Group The mappable type to add ports to a port group has
been changed from gen_text_input to
EMCVMAXPortGroupUnboundedDirPortList.
Workaround: Change the mappable type to the
new type.
VMAX
Remove Port from VMAX Port
Group
The mappable type to remove ports from a port
group has been changed from gen_text_input to
EMCVMAXPortGroupBoundedDirPortList.
Workaround: Change the mappable type to the
new type.
VMAX
Create VMAX Initiator Group
The mappable type to select the initiator type has
been changed from gen_text_input to
EMCVMAXInitiatorType.
Workaround: Change the mappable type to the
new type.
VMAX
Add Initiator to VMAX Initiator The mappable type to select the initiator type has
Group
been changed from gen_text_input to
EMCVMAXInitiatorType.
Workaround: Change the mappable type to the
new type.
VMAX
Remove Initiator from VMAX
Initiator Group
The mappable types to select the initiator type and
the initiator to remove have been changed from
gen_text_input to EMCVMAXInitiatorType and
EMCVMAXInitiatorsList respectively.
Workaround: Change the mappable types to the
new types.
VMAX
Replace Initiator from VMAX
Initiator Group
The mappable types to select the initiator type and
initiator to replace have been changed from
gen_text_input to EMCVMAXInitiatorType and
EMCVMAXInitiatorsList respectively.
Workaround: Change the mappable types to the
new types.
VMAX
Add Tdevs to VMAX Storage
Group
The mappable type to select Tdevs has been
changed from gen_text_input to
EMCVMAXAllStorageThinDevices.
Workaround: Change the mappable type to the
new type.
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Input/Output Changes to Workflow Tasks for Release 4.1 (continued)
Scenario
Workflow Task
Input/Output Changes
VMAX
Remove Tdev from Storage
Group
The mappable type to select the Tdev to remove
has been changed from gen_text_input to
EMCVMAXBoundedStorageGroupDevices.
Workaround: Change the mappable type to the
new type.
VMAX
Expand VMAX Thin Pool
The mappable type to select the Tdev to expand
the thin pool has been changed from
gen_text_input to
EMCVMAXUnBoundedDataDevDevicesList.
Workaround: Change the mappable type to the
new type.
VMAX
Bind Thin Device to VMAX
Thin Pool
The mappable type to select the Tdev to bind to the
thin pool has been changed from gen_text_input to
EMCVMAXUnBoundedThinDevDevicesList.
Workaround: Change the mappable type to the
new type.
VMAX
Create VMAX Thin Device
The mappable types to emulate a thin pool and to
select a thing pool have been changed from
gen_text_input to
EMCVMAXDataDeviceEmulationTypeList and
EMCVMAXThinPoolIdentity respectively.
Workaround: Change the mappable types to the
new types.
VMAX
Create VMAX Data Device
The mappable types to emulate a thin
configuration and to select the configuration have
been changed from gen_text_input to
EMCVMAXDataDeviceEmulationTypeList and
EMCVMAXDataDeviceConfigurationTypeList
respectively.
Workaround: Change the mappable types to the
new types.
VMAX
Create VMAX Meta Device
The mappable type to select a member device has
been changed from gen_text_input to
EMCVMAXNonMetaUnBoundThinDevicesList.
Workaround: Change the mappable type to the
new type.
Hyperv
Add Virtual Port To Logical
Switch
When included in the Network workflow, this task
generates the following error even after you
provide bindings:
“Handler failed with error - Invalid logical switch
ID: selectedContext=<None>”
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Workflow Task Input/Output Changes for Patch Release 4.1.0.3
Table 19 displays the workflow task input/output changes found in Cisco UCS Director, Patch Release
4.1.
Table 19
Input/Output Changes to Workflow Tasks for Release 4.1.0.3
Scenario
Workflow Task
Input/Output Changes
NetApp
Add/Delete Cluster Quota
CMode tasks now take cluster qtree ID as input.
For more information, see CSCun15157 in
Resolved Caveats—Patch Release 4.1.0.3,
page 27.
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