Release Notes for the Cisco Media Gateway
Controller Software Release 9.2(2)
June 25, 2007
These release notes describe the features and caveats for the Cisco media gateway controller (MGC)
software Release 9.2(2).
Note
The Cisco MGC Software was formerly called the Cisco Telephony Controller software. Some
documentation might use this older name.
Contents
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Introduction, page 2
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Platform Support, page 2
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Supported Features, page 3
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Switching Protocols Supported, page 8
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Related Documentation, page 8
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Installation Notes, page 9
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Determining Which Protocol Patches/Families Are Installed On Your System, page 11
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Determining Your System’s Patch Level, page 14
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New Features in This Release, page 15
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Features from Release 9.2(1)T, page 24
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Protocol Patches, page 26
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Patch Test Combinations, page 31
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Known Issues and Operational Recommendations, page 96
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Caveats, page 101
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Introduction
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Obtaining Documentation, page 106
•
Obtaining Technical Assistance, page 108
Introduction
Interoperability between the old world TDM (Time Division Multiplexing) networks and the new world
packet networks is an essential part of the technology adoption life cycle for packet networks. This
release of the Cisco PGW 2200 PSTN Gateway provides the bridge between the legacy public switched
telephone network (PSTN) and next-generation packet networks - supporting SS7 interconnect for dial
and H.323 and SIP networks and intelligent call control and routing for media gateway control protocol
(MGCP), session initiation protocol (SIP) and H.323 networks.
The Cisco PGW 2200 provides a consistent and unified interconnection that can handle dialup services,
MGCP, SIP, and H.323, as well as future standards. The PGW 2200 allows service providers to deploy
and operate multiple network solutions while maintaining a stable interconnection to the PSTN.
Note
The Cisco SS7 Interconnect for Voice Gateways 2.0 solution supports the transport of messages
between different ISUP variants, except in specific cases where countries have developed variants
outside of international standards.
Platform Support
For a list of supported platforms refer to the following documents:
•
Cisco Media Gateway Controller Hardware Installation Guide
Chapter 1, Table 1-1, Cisco MGC Host Configurations, at the following url:
http:///univercd/cc/td/doc/product/access/sc/rel7/hrdwrnst/index.htm
•
Cisco Media Gateway Controller Software Release 9 Installation and Configuration Guide
(Chapter 1) at the following url:
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/access/sc/rel9/swinstl/index.htm.
Software Required
For a list of required software, refer to Chapter 1 of the Cisco Media Gateway Controller Software
Release 9 Installation and Configuration Guide at the following url:
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/access/sc/rel9/swinstl/index.htm.
Required Swap Space
For the Cisco MGC software, you need to partition 4 GB of swap space. Setting swap space at
installation is recommended; however, you can change swap space at a later date by adding a swap file
or repartitioning the swap space using the format menu (for example, reassigning how many cylinders
are in each partition). The swap space requirement is determined by the amount of traffic. As traffic
increases, you should use the top command in UNIX to see how much swap space is being used; you
should then decide if more is needed. You can use the MML command rtrv-ne-health to obtain
information from the UNIX top from within MML.
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Supported Features
Host Hardware Requirements
Host Minimum Server Requirements
Refer to the Cisco Media Gateway Controller Hardware Installation Guide for the host minimum
hardware requirements. Before using the minimum hardware configuration, consult with your Cisco
representative to determine the hardware that will give you the best performance results based on your
network configuration, proposed traffic, and desired processing power.
Media Gateway Hardware Requirements
Table 1 lists URLs for release notes that document media gateways.
Table 1
Media Gateway Release Notes Locations
Media Gateway Release Notes
Release Notes Location
MGX8260 (for Cisco SS7 PRI
Grooming Application)
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/wanbu/
mgx8260/rel1_2/relnotes/120rn826.htm
VISM (for Cisco Tandem Offload
Application)
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/wanbu/
mgx8850/vism21/210rnote.htm
Local Area Network Switch
Your application might use one or more local area network (LAN) switches from the Cisco Catalyst
Switch family to connect the Cisco MGC host to the MGWs and to the Cisco SLTs.
Note
User documentation refers to the Cisco Catalyst 5500 switch family (NEBS-compliant). The
Cisco Catalyst 2900 XL is another NEBS-compliant LAN switch that can be used for a small
configuration, but current MGC user documentation does not address the Cisco Catalyst 2900 XL.
Refer to the Cisco Catalyst 2900 XL documentation for information about this switch.
Note
A LAN switch is not provided with the Cisco MGC.
Supported Features
The features listed in Table 2 were inherited from earlier releases of the Cisco MGC Software, and are
still supported in Release 9.2(2).
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Supported Features
Table 2
Supported Features in Release 9.2(2)
Feature
Purpose
Long-distance service through both indirect and
direct access
Replaces the need for traditional TDM
equipment.
Support for domestic and international dialing
plans
Provides scalable and flexible service.
Support for automatic number identification
(ANI) authorization
Adds security and prevents fraudulent use of the
network.
Support for toll-free and 8XX numbers through
the service control point (SCP)
Allows callers to use the free phone and premium
services across the Tandem/Transit network.
Centralized element manager
Provides a method to configure and monitor the
network.
ISUP PSTN interconnect with full COT support
Provides verification of the voice path.
Support for ISDN direct-access lines
Allows direct line access to the Cisco MGC.
Support for E-ISUP inter-MGC signaling
Provides scalable and flexible service.
Support for generic routing
Provides scalable and flexible service.
Support for MGCP 0.1, SGCP 1.0 and 1.1, and
SRCP
Allows the Cisco MGC to control media gateway
connections.
Edge-to-edge security
Prevents fraudulent use of the network.
Support for carrier-grade quality of service (QoS) Replaces the need for traditional TDM
equipment.
Support for SS7-to-SS7, SS7-to-ISDN, and
ISDN-to-ISDN call types
Provides scalable and flexible service.
Support for voice-band telephony (G.711coding) Provides scalable and flexible service.
Support for ISDN data calls
Provides scalable and flexible service.
Support for echo cancellation
Provides scalable and flexible service.
Support for Cisco media gateways
Protects investment in Cisco equipment.
Provides software upgrade of:
These upgrade paths:
•
Cisco IOS
•
Protect investments
•
Cisco MGC and Sun Solaris software
•
Provide low-cost ownership
•
Cisco SLT
•
Are part of a complete solution with
Cisco IOS software
Provides a reliable IP link between Cisco MGC
and access servers with Reliable User Datagram
Protocol (RUDP)
No single point of failure in connection between
media gateways and the Cisco MGC.
Call detail records for PSTN billing
Meets carrier-grade PSTN requirements to
migrate existing voice revenue streams to the
packet environment and to create new voice
service opportunities. Provides a CDR viewer to
view billing records.
Supported Features
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Table 2
Supported Features in Release 9.2(2) (continued)
Feature
Purpose
Facility associated signaling provided by the
Cisco SLTs (T1/E1 WIC, optional with SS7)
High Availability platform
•
Grooms off the bearer channels and then
delivers them to the media gateway.
•
Delivers MTP-3 to the MGC host over IP.
Established calls are maintained when there is a
switchover from the active MGC host to its paired
standby host.
Sun Solaris 8
•
Support for 600 destination point codes
(DPCs)
•
Support for up to six origination point codes
(OPCs) and 48 alias point codes
•
Supports 504 PRI D channels
•
Y2K compliant
•
Open computing platform
•
Scales cost-effectively to central office size
•
Flexible and scalable
Quasi-associated or fully associated signaling
Ready for international markets.
Complete continuity check (two-wire and
four-wire)
Meets interconnect requirements.
NEBS Level 3 compliant
Telco-ready.
Several simplex or high availability platform
options
Cost-effective options.
Cisco MGC Management
Table 3 provides an overview of the management components of the Cisco MGC.
Table 3
Management Components of the Cisco MGC
Management Component
Description
Cisco Voice Service
Provisioning Tool
(VSPT)
The Cisco VSPT is an optional configuration/provisioning tool for the
Cisco PGW 2200. You can use its facilities to create, copy, modify, and
deploy the configuration for the Media Gateway Controller host.
Cisco MGC Node
Manager (CMNM)
CMNM is both a software requirement and an optional network
management tool. It provides network management for the Cisco PGW
2200 that is beyond the provisioning functionality provided by the VSPT.
CMNM provides fault, configuration, and performance management for
all components of the Cisco MGC node.
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Supported Features
Table 3
Management Components of the Cisco MGC (continued)
Management Component
Description
Alarms
The Cisco MGC supports a comprehensive set of alarms (in accordance
with ITU X.733):
•
Processing errors
•
QoS alarms
•
Equipment alarms
•
Communications alarms
•
Environment alarms
You can adjust the severity of alarms and thresholds to match your
carrier's severity level definitions. You can also configure the system to
generate real-time alarms to local or remote terminals. All alarms are
written to a log file in an uncompressed format for easy retrieval.
PEG counts
You can obtain a variety of usage statistics from the Cisco MGC. The data
is recorded real-time and written to a file. You can specify the statistics
to be collected and the time intervals for collection and writing to file.
Each PEG count record includes:
•
Start time
•
Duration
•
Measured value
•
Category
•
Element measured
Media Gateway Management
The Cisco IOS software installed on the media gateways provides an array of network management
components (described in Table 4) designed to meet the needs of today's large, complex networks. These
management features provide the following benefits:
•
Reduce network bandwidth and processing overhead
•
Offload management servers
•
Conserve resources
•
Ease system configuration tasks
Cisco’s integrated management simplifies administrative procedures and shortens the time required to
diagnose and fix geographically dispersed networks. Configuration services reduce the cost of installing,
upgrading, and reconfiguring network equipment.
Media Gateway Management
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Table 4
Network Management Components
Management Component
Description
SNMP and RMON support Media gateways are fully manageable through use of the Simple Network
Management Protocol (SNMP) and imbedded Remote Monitoring
(RMON) capabilities:
•
SNMP provides for the collection of information about each
controller and interface that can be polled through any
SNMP-compatible network management system.
•
RMON acts as a remote protocol analyzer and LAN probe.
By using the Alarm RMON group, you can set a threshold on any
integer-valued Management Information Base (MIB) variable. When the
threshold is crossed, an event, defined in the Event RMON group, is
triggered. With these capabilities, the system can detect and analyze
overload conditions and congestion in real time.
Network management
systems
The media gateways both support calling line identifier and the
CiscoView GUI for comprehensive, flexible network management.
CiscoView provides dynamic status, statistics, and comprehensive
configuration information for Cisco switches, routers, media gateways,
Cisco SLTs, concentrators, and adapters. It displays a graphical view of
Cisco devices, provides configuring and monitoring functions, and offers
basic troubleshooting.
Note
CiscoView and RMON are not supported on the Cisco MGX 8260.
Cisco Signaling Link Terminal Management
The Cisco SLT is managed using session manager software. The session manager software also manages
the communication sessions between the following pairs of elements:
•
Active and standby MGC hosts within an MGC node
•
An MGC node and its media gateways for PRI backhaul
•
The Cisco SLTs and the active MGC host
•
An originating MGC node and a terminating MGC node
The session manager:
•
Maintains separate communication sessions between the above pairs of elements.
•
Uses Reliable User Datagram Protocol (RUDP) to communicate between the above pairs of
elements. RUDP has TCP-like functionality with real-time efficiency.
•
In a continuous service configuration, handles additional traffic should a single MGC host, LAN
switch, or Cisco SLT fail —with no impact on call processing.
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Switching Protocols Supported
Switching Protocols Supported
The PGW supports multiple signaling protocols, including SS7, PRI (ANSI, ITU, and ETSI), MGCP,
H323, and SIP.
Related Documentation
Before Installation
Before you install the Cisco MGC software, consult the following related documentation for information
about hardware installation and system requirements:
•
The Overview Guide for your solution
•
Cisco Media Gateway Controller Hardware Installation Guide:
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/access/sc/rel9/hrdwrnst/index.htm
•
Cisco Media Gateway Controller Software Release 9 Installation and Configuration Guide:
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/access/sc/rel9/swinstl/index.htm
•
The Gateway Installation Guide for your solution
After Installation
After you install the Cisco MGC software, consult the following related documentation for information
on configuring and provisioning your system:
•
Cisco Media Gateway Controller Software Release 9 Provisioning Guide:
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/access/sc/rel9/prvgde/index.htm
•
The Provisioning Guide for your solution
The most recent patch set should be loaded. Patches can be found at the following url:
http://www.cisco.com/kobayashi/sw-center/sw-voice.shtml
General Purpose Documents
•
Cisco Media Gateway Controller Software Release 9 Operations, Maintenance, and
Troubleshooting Guide
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/access/sc/rel9/omts/index.htm
•
Cisco Media Gateway Controller Software Release 9 Messages Reference Guide
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/access/sc/rel9/errmsg/index.htm
•
Cisco Media Gateway Controller Software Release 9 MML Command Reference Guide
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/access/sc/rel9/mmlref/index.htm
•
Cisco Media Gateway Controller Software Release 9 Dial Plan Guide
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/access/sc/rel9/dplan/index.htm
•
Cisco Media Gateway Controller Software Release 9 Billing Interface Guide
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/access/sc/rel9/mgc_mib/index.htm
Switching Protocols Supported
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•
Cisco Media Gateway Controller Software Release 9 Management Information Base Guide
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/access/sc/rel9/mgc_mib/index.htm
Documentation Map
Start
Solution Overview
Regulatory Compliance and Safety
Information for Cisco MGC Hardware
Cisco MGC Hardware
Installation Guide
Solution Gateway Installation and
Configuration Guide
No
Is
MGC host
set up?
Yes
Release Notes for
Cisco MGC Software Release 9
Is
gateway
set up?
Cisco MGC Software Release 9
Installation and Configuration Guide
Cisco MGC Software Release 9
Provisioning Guide
No
Yes
End
Cisco MGC Software Release 9
Reference Guide*
Solution Provisioning Guide
Cisco MGC Software Release 9 Operations,
Maintenance, and Troubleshooting Guide
49599
* This guide provides useful information that is not required
during installation.
Installation Notes
This section contains information and procedures you can use to remove, upgrade, or install the Cisco
MGC software. It also contains information about software patches.
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Acquiring the Software
The Cisco MGC software is provided to customers on CD. Before installing the software, check the
Solution release notes and the web for the most current patch level. If the information on the CD matches
the information provided on the web and in the Solution release notes, the software and patch
information can be installed directly from the CD.
Complete the following procedure to obtain software patches from CCO:
Step 1
From the Cisco Connection Online page, select the Software Center link(located under Service and
Support).
The Technical Assistance Center page displays.
Step 2
From the Technical Assistance Center page, select the Voice Software link (located under Software
Products and Downloads).
The Voice Software page displays.
Step 3
From the Voice Software page, select the Login option (located across the top of the page).
A login box displays.
Step 4
Enter your CCO user name and password then press OK.
After authentication the Voice Software page displays.
Step 5
Note
Select the link for the desired software release. Software release links are located under the Cisco
Media Gateway Controller heading.
Patches can also be obtained from CCO using the following urls:
www.cisco.com/kobayashi/sw-center/sw-voice.shtm
and
http://www.cisco.com/cgi-bin/tablebuild.pl/mgc-922
Installing and Upgrading the Software
Warning
Before upgrading from a current version of Software Release 9 to a higher level, you must verify
software release version compatibility by contacting Cisco TAC (see Obtaining Technical
Assistance, page 108) or your Cisco account representative. Software release version
incompatibility may cause service disruption.
Warning
Before upgrading, refer to the “New Version of Times Ten Database Software” (page 96).
Caution
Migration from Cisco MGC Software Release 7.4(x) to Cisco MGC Software Release 9.2(x) fails
when the MML names used for the PRI backhaul IP links exceed 16 characters. Before attempting
the migration, check all IP link names and ensure that they are 16 characters or less. The migration
script uses the existing IP link names to create D-channel components, which are new components
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in Cisco MGC Software Release 9.(x). To do this, add 4 characters to the existing IP link name. If
the existing IP link name is 17 characters or longer, the resultant D-channel name is longer than 20
characters and therefore invalid. (Maximum length of MML names is 20 characters in all releases.)
If you are installing software Release 9.2(2) for the first time, refer to the Cisco Media Gateway
Controller Software Release 9 Installation and Configuration Guide for instructions.
Note
In the Cisco Media Gateway Controller Software Release 9 Installation and Configuration Guide,
observe the following change: In the “Configuring SNMP Support Resources” sections, SNMP MIB
measurements are valid only on the active node. They are not replicated to the standby node.
Caution
When upgrading a redundant system, verify that the pom.dataSync parameter (located in
/opt/CiscoMGC/etc/XECfgParm.dat) is set to false to maintain calls and preserve your configuration.
Caution
No validation is performed on the IDs you enter. If you enter an invalid ID, the utilities package does
not add any accounts.
Note
If you have trouble installing the utilities package, make sure that you do not still have a transpath
group in your group file (located in /etc).
Determining Which Protocol Patches/Families Are Installed On Your System
Complete the following procedure to determine which protocol patches are installed on your system:
Step 1
cd /opt/SW
Step 2
# ./patch status
The following is an example of the patch status command.
Currently installed protocol packages are:
00
01
30
Note
Package 00 is the base protocol software. It must always be installed on your system with any
protocol version.
After obtaining a listing of protocol families that are installed on your system, use the protocol family
numbers to determine what protocols are included in a package.
The following protocol families are available in Release 9.2(2):
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Table 5
Protocol Families for Release 9.2(2)
Protocol Type
Protocol Family Number
Protocol Family Contents
Miscellaneous Protocols
01
BTNUP_BTNR167
BTNUP_IUP
02
IETF_DCS
IETF_SIP
MGCPCAS
SS7 Protocol Family
10
ANSISS7_92
ANSISS7_CLEAR
ANSISS7_MCI
ANSISS7_STANDARD
GR317
GR317_C1
GR317_NOTPTX
PRI Protocol Family
20
ATT_41459
ATT_41459_C2
BELL_1268
BELL_1268_C3
BELL_SGCP
21
ETS_300_102
ETS_300_102_C1
ETS_300_121
ETS_300_172
ETS_300_356
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Table 5
Protocol Families for Release 9.2(2) (continued)
Protocol Type
Protocol Family Number
Protocol Family Contents
Q761 Version 1 Protocol
Family
30
Q761_ARGENTINA
Q761_ARGENTINA_C2
Q761_AUSTRL
Q761_AUSTRL_C2
Q761_BASE
Q761_BELG_BCOM
Q761_BELG_ISUP_CUJO
Q761_BELG_MOBI
31
Q761_CHILE
Q761_CHINA
Q761_CHINA_MOB
Q761_DANISH
Q761_INDIA
Q761_JAPAN
Q761_KOREAN
Q761_NEWZEALAND
32
Q761_97VER_BASE
Q761_PERU
Q761_PORTUGAL
Q761_SIEMENS_MOBI
Q761_SINGAPORE
Q761_SINGAPORE_C2
Q761_TAIWAN
Q761_THAILAND
33
HKTA_2202
ISUPV1_POLI
40
ISUPV2_32DIG
ISUPV2_AUSTRIAN
ISUPV2_CZECH
ISUPV2_FINNISH96
ISUPV2_FRENCH
ISUPV2_GERMAN
ISUPV2_JAPAN
ISUPV2_KPNPB
41
ISUPV2_NORWEGIAN
ISUPV2_NTT
ISUPV2_SPANISH
ISUPV2_SWISS
ISUPV2_SWISS_C2
ISUPV2_TELEFONICA
ISUPV2_TOKYO
ISUPV2_VIETNAM
Q761 Version 2 Protocol
Family
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Table 5
Protocol Families for Release 9.2(2) (continued)
Protocol Type
Protocol Family Number
Protocol Family Contents
Q761 Version 3 Protocol
Family
50
ISUPV3
ISUPV3_FRENCH
ISUPV3_UK
ISUPV3_UK_AXE10
ISUPV3_UK_AXE10_BTNETCHAT
ISUPV3_UK_BTNETCHAT
Q721 Protocol Family
60
Q721_BASE
Q721_BRAZILIAN
Q721_CHINA
Q721_FRENCH
Q721_PHILLIPINE
Q767 Protocol Family
70
Q767_BASE
Q767_BRAZIL
Q767_COLOMBIA
Q767_GUATEMALA
Q767_INDONESIA
Q767_ITAL
Q767_ITAL_INTERCONNECT
Q767_MEXICAN
71
Q767_RUSS
Q767_SINGAPORE
Q767_SPAN
Q767_SWED
Q767_TELSTRA
Q767_TURKISH
80
Q931
Q931_AUSTRALIA
Q931_SINGAPORE
Q931 Protocol Family
Determining Your System’s Patch Level
To determine the patch level installed on your system, use the following command:
pkginfo | grep CSCO
The following is an example of the pkginfo command.
# pkginfo | grep CSCO
application CSCO00015
protocols
application CSCO01015
Protocols
application CSCO30015
family protocols
application CSCOga000
Components
application CSCOga001
application CSCOga002
application CSCOga003
application CSCOga004
Applications
Cisco Media Gateway Controller Software core system
Cisco Media Gateway Controller Software Miscellaneous
Cisco Media Gateway Controller Software Q761 Version1
Cisco Media Gateway Controller Software Licensing
Cisco
Cisco
Cisco
Cisco
Media
Media
Media
Media
Gateway
Gateway
Gateway
Gateway
Controller Software Application
Controller Software Database Components
Controller Software SNMP Components
Controller Software Toolkit
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application CSCOgc001
Data Migration
application CSCOgs014
application CSCOgt001
utilities
CSCOgu000
Libraries
utilities
CSCOh015
Cisco Media Gateway Controller Software Configuration &
Cisco Media Gateway Controller Software Patch Package
Cisco Media Gateway Controller Software Analyzer/Simulator
Cisco Media Gateway Controller Software Common Utilities &
Media Gateway Controller Solaris 8 Patch Cluster
In this example output of pkginfo, protocol patch CSCOnn015 and system patch CSCOgs014 are
installed. Additionally, for each protocol patch, an entry is listed for each protocol family that is
installed, protocol families 00, 01, and 30 are shown here.
The entry CSCO00015 indicates that protocol patch 015 (indicated by the last three digits) has protocol
family 00 (indicated by the two digits preceding the last three digits) installed. The protocol packages
are shown as CSCOnnvvv where:
nn—indicates the protocol family
vvv—indicates the version level of the patch
Note
For more information on determining your patch level refer to the Protocol Patches section (page 26)
of this document.
New Features in This Release
32 Digit Support in Q.761 Korean ISUP
This featurette (CSCec23340) adds 32-digit support to the Q.761 Korean ISUP.
Note
For more information, refer to ddts ticket number CSCec23340.
Note
This feature was added in patch CSCOnn037.
Seamless Upgrade
The Seamless Upgrade feature has been incorporated in release 9.3(2). To support seamless upgrade
from earlier releases to 9.3(2), software changes have been installed using patches. For release 9.2(2),
you must have a patch level greater than or equal to CSCOgs020.
Caution
When upgrading the PGW 2200 platform from a patch level which does not support Seamless
Upgrade to a patch level which does support seamless upgrade, the pom.dataSync parameter (located
in XECfgParm.dat) must be set to false. If this parameter is not set to false, the standby system will
not transition to the standby state; instead it will remain OOS.
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Note
Provisioning is not supported when the system is run on mismatched patches (one PGW node has a
pre-Seamless Upgrade patch level and its peer has a Seamless Upgrade supported patch).
Note
When both PGW 2200 nodes have been upgraded to a Seamless Upgrade supported patch level,
normal provisioning can be done.
The following mml commands should not be used if one PGW 2200 node has a pre-Seamless Upgrade
patch level and its peer has a Seamless Upgrade supported patch:
Note
•
prov-sta
•
prov-cpy
•
prov-dply
•
prov-sync
The latest version of a patch is always required. Refer to CCO to determine the latest patch version
available.
Derived FCI and BCI for Interworking
This featurette (CSCeb66052) addresses the requirements for setting the Forward Call Indicators (FCI)
for ISUP/R2/T1CAS/PRI <-> ISUP interworking and Backward Call Indicators (BCI) for ISUP <->
ISUP/R2/T1CAS/PRI interworking.
These requirements apply to the following ISUP variants:
•
Q761_SINGAPORE
•
Q767_SINGAPORE
•
Q761_BASE
•
Q767_BASE
The PGW derives the remote protocol from the GTD Protocol Name field, then sets the FCI and BCI
accordingly.
To enable this feature, manually add the following entry to the configurable section of XECfgParm.dat,
using a UNIX editor (such as vi):
*.DerivedInterworkingFCIBCIEnable = 1
0 = Feature Disabled (default value), 1 = Feature Enabled
The Echo Control Device field (in the Backward Call Indicators and Nature of Connection Indicators)
is now configurable on a SigPath. The property EchoCanRequired can be configured to control this field.
Note
This featurette was added in patch CSCOnn036.
For more information, refer to the following documents:
Derived FCI and BCI for Interworking
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•
Cisco Media Gateway Controller Software Release 9 Installation and Configuration Guide at the
following url:
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/access/sc/rel9/swinstl/index.htm
•
Cisco Media Gateway Controller Software Release 9 Provisioning Guide at the following url:
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/access/sc/rel9/prvgde/index.htm
B-Digit Modification Enhancement
This featurette (CSCdy25786) strips the European number portability configuration
(E_PORTED_NUM) output of the gateway number + the called party number (GN+CdPN) to allow the
PGW to send out just the GN.
For Hong Kong local number portability (LNP), if a number is ported, a corresponding GN is appended
to the CdPN in the IAM. The PGW uses E_PORTED_NUM which gives the number as GN+CdPN. An
additional result type is created to allow the B-digit modification to delete the CdPN portion and send
out just the GN.
In HK, there are currently 650k ported numbers, each with a unique GN. The GN length varies (2 to 12
digits long). This featurette strips E_PORTED_NUM out put of GN+CdPN from the last digit backward;
since the CdPN has a fixed number of digits.
No SAM Sent in Hong Kong ISUP
This featurette (CSCdy30789) enables overlap functionality in HKTA_2202.
Allow Multiple PCIs In All Protocols
This featurette (CSCdx60152) allows multiple PCIs in all protocols. Calls that contain multiple PCIs are
not rejected. The first PCI is considered and the second PCI is ignored.
NOA Cause14 32 Digit and Overdecadic for Spain/Italy/Belgium Featurette
This featurette (CSCdy32946) implements the mapping of LNP parameters on thetwo ITU protocols
(ISUPV2_TELEFONICA and ISUPV2_SPANISH ITU). The parameters are:
•
1— Country specific NOA values
•
2—Cause 14 for QoR
•
3—32 and Overdecadic Digits support
NOA Cause14 32 Digit and Overdecadic for Spain/Italy/Belgium Featurette
This featurette (CSCdx61723) implements the mapping of LNP parameters on three ITU protocols
(Spanish, Italian, and Belgium ISUP). The parameters are:
•
1—Country specific NOA values
•
2—Cause 14 for QoR
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3—32 and Overdecadic Digits support (Spain requires both; Italian already supports both, and
Belgium ISUP already supports Overdecadics).
BTNUP 3.1 KHz Custom Configuration
This featurette (CSCdx05822) extends the function of the existing defaultBC property to include
BTNUP-based trunk groups. The property can be set to SPEECH or 3_1_KHZ. The default setting is
SPEECH.
If the property is set to 3_1_KHZ, PGW converts the outgoing ISDN 3.1KHz (CAT3) call over the
BTNUP TrunkGroup to ISDN speech (CAT2) call. This property has no impact on outgoing ISDN data
(CAT1) and speech (CAT2) calls over the BTNUP TrunkGroup.
Software Inventory Control
This featurette (CSCdw61819) detects incompatible software versions residing on test systems in the
various Cisco testing facilities. Each software release provides a file containing checksum information
for all the libraries and executables being installed. The Software Inventory Control utility generates
checksums on the production system then compares those checksums with the values in the installation
master file. A discrepancy indicates that the software on the box does not match the software that was
originally installed.
Note
Caution
This featurette does not identify the source of a problem or the correct software to install. It does
indicate if a problem exists prior to the testing of incompatible software.
The Software Inventory Control feature uses a 32-bit CRC to calculate checksums. A 32-bit CRC can
give over 4 billion possible CRC values (232 or 4,294,967,296). With so many CRC values it is
possible for two different pieces of data to have the same CRC.
Software Inventory Control Feature Modification
The Software Inventory Control feature has been modified (CSCdy12454) to be less restrictive on the
Solaris patches.
Note
•
Patches that are installed but not in the input patch list or in the input patch list but not installed are
treated as warnings—they may or may not cause problems for the MGC Software.
•
Patches that are installed but have a version number different from the version number in the input
patch list are reported as errors.
•
Warning messages are only displayed if the verbose option (-v) is set.
The Software Inventory Control feature requires the Solaris patch cluster version 2.0(4) or higher due
to changes in the input data files.
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Note
As of patch CSCOgs019, the Software Control Inventory feature has been enhanced to recognize the
Netra 20 as a legitimate PGW 2200 host platform. Fore more information refer to CSCdy41805.
LNP Enhancements to Q.761_Portugal Protocol
This featurette (CSCdx21249) adds enhancements required to certify the PGW 2200 for interconnect
with the PTT to the Portuguese ISUP variant in the Media Gateway Controller (MGC) code. The
enhancements are:
•
Support for Overdecadic Digits—if a number is ported, the SCP provides a prefix that must be
passed outbound to the PTT to allow the correct OLO to receive the call for the subscriber. The
format of the prefix to send to the PTT is DXXXYYY<called party number>. The overdecadic D is
sent in front of the number. As a requirement, the PGW must support all overdecadic digits (A-F)
in Q761_Portugal protocol.
•
Mapping of Cause Value 14 in Portugal—switches must act on or generate external cause 14 releases
to pass interconnect. The PGW must map external cause 14 releases to an internal release cause
code. The PGW must support number portability when operating as an originating switch, transit
switch, recipient switch, or donor switch supporting the following scenarios:
– PGW is the Transit Switch and receives a cause 14 from a donor switch. PGW passes the cause
14 to the originating switch which performs the LNP lookup
– PGW is the Donor Switch and after recognizing the number has been ported, generates a cause
14 and passes the cause 14 to the originating switch witch performs the destination LNP lookup.
– PGW is the Originating Switch and receives a cause 14 from a donor switch. PGW performs
the destination LNP lookup.
– PGW is the Recipient Switch and routes the ported call.
•
Do Not Reject Calls if ACM Contains Multiple PCI (parameter compatibility indicators)
Option—currently, the PGW either fails the call with a cause 95 or completes the call but sends CFN
messages. The PGW cannot fail calls if the ACM contains multiple options (multiple PCI
parameters). As a requirement, because the PCI is not a repeatable parameter, the PGW should act
on the first PCI parameter, and ignore the subsequent parameters. This applies to all messages that
contain PCI parameters.
Q767_Singapore.mdo File Created
A new .mdo file, Q767_SINGAPORE.mdo, has been created to support the Q767 Singapore IRI/ORI
featurette.
Payphone Indicator From A-Number Analysis
This featurette (CSCdv42112) uses A-number analysis in the PGW 2200 to set the payphone indicator
in the CPC of the IAM message. You must provision the PGW 2200 with a list of phones that are
configured for payphone. The PGW 2200 handles these calls by returning an analysis result that can be
used to set or not set the payphone indicator in the CPC of the IAM message. This featurette is generic
for all protocols in which the CPC payphone value is 15(0F).
•
You must provision the A-digit tree with the CPCMOD result type for all payphone numbers.
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•
The MML configuration of intermediate CPCMOD results in the result table is consistent with
current practice. The following is an example:
NUMAN-ADD:RESULTTABLE:CUSTGRPID=”T002”, NAME=”result45”, RESULTTYPE=”CPCMOD”,
SETNAME=”cpcset1’, DW1=”payphone”
•
Note
If you have existing dialplan, update it with following two commands. Otherwise, create a new
dialplan with following two commands.
Replace xxxx by CUSTGRPID and yyyyyy by DigitString.
numan-add:resulttable:custgrpid="xxxx",resulttype="CPCMOD",dw1="payphone",setname="CPC
MODset",name="CPCMODresult"
numan-add:adigtree:custgrpid="xxxx",digitstring="yyyyyy",callside="originating",setnam
e="CPCMODset"
•
Note
Make sure all SS7PATH requiring this feature uses the dialplan. You can assign a dialplan to a
SS7PATH using following commands:
Replace zzzz by SS7PATH name.
prov-ed:SS7PATH:name="zzzz",CUSTGRPID="xxxx"
prov-add:sigsvcprop:name="zzzz",BOrigStartIndex="1"
prov-add:sigsvcprop:name="zzzz",BTermStartIndex="2"
•
Note
Make sure all NASPATH requiring this feature uses dialplan. You can assign dialplan to a NASPATH
using following commands:
Replace zzzz by NASPATH name.
prov-ed:NASPATH:name="zzzz",CUSTGRPID="xxxx"
prov-add:sigsvcprop:name="zzzz",BOrigStartIndex="1"
prov-add:sigsvcprop:name="zzzz",BTermStartIndex="2"
Country Code Prefix Per Trunk Group Capability
This featurette (CSCdv51699) allows you to route to different carriers for a given destination (on a per
trunk group basis) where some carriers use an international format and other carriers use a national
format. You can choose to apply or remove a country code and also optionally apply an international
prefix.
This featurette introduces four new trunk groups and one new analysis result type which delivers the
country code digits used for B-number manipulation. If the analysis result type is retrieved, it supplies
the country code digit string that is internally stored until egress trunk group selection. During the final
processing stage, the UCM checks to determine whether to prefix the called and calling party numbers
with national or international prefixes (0 or 00).
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German ISUP 32 Digit Support
This featurette (CSCdv54048) increases the calling and called party number to 32 digits in to the German
ISUP protocol module.
Generic Transparency Descriptor Nature of Address Override
This featurette (CSCdv65542) allows the SC2200 to map the nature of address (NOA) parameter that
has been modified by the route server into an outgoing IAM message.
VSC3000/SC2200 Code Reference
This featurette (CSCdv65590) renames existing code references from VSC, VSC3000, SC, and SC 2200
to a more generic MGC. These changes are applied to customer viewable area such as properties,
messages, alarms, measurements and the GUI screen. Internal code references, such as variable names,
will not be changed.
Automatic Backup Utility
This featurette (CSCdv70304) uses a script to backup the configuration data for the Cisco MGC
software, select UNIX administrative files, and the Main Memory Database (MMDB). This script only
performs full backups. It enables you to perform manual backups, schedule and administer automatic
backups, and view a history of the last 30 backup operations performed.
The running of the restoration script must be done in a particular order, based on your network
environment and the number of failed Cisco MGCs.
The following items should be noted:
•
If your Cisco MGC is a continuous service system, ensure that you perform backup procedures on
both Cisco MGC hosts.
•
We recommend that you back up your system software during periods of low call volume to
minimize the effect of the backup on your call processing.
After completing your backup, you must synchronize the databases on the active and standby
Cisco MGCs. Contact TAC for assistance in synchronizing the databases.
Note
The backup script is designed to have minimal impact on the CPU. However, we recommend that the
script be run at off-peak hours.
For more information on this featurette, refer to the Cisco MGC Software Release 9 Operations,
Maintenance, and Troubleshooting Guide at the following url:
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/access/sc/rel9/omts/index.htm
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Protocol Packaging
This featurette (CSCdv83119) improves the protocol packaging so that you need only load and install
protocols that you need. Previously, the entire protocol suite was packaged and delivered together.
Delivering all protocols with each build and then each successive patch has the potential to cause
usability problems because of the size of the protocol patch packages.
This featurette contains the following modifications:
•
The standard installation script was modified to allow the customer to specify which protocol set(s)
are required on their platform.
•
Only packages containing the desired protocols are installed as part of the standard installation.
After this feature is applied, the same number of packages available with the initial release still exists;
however, they have the new nomenclature required to support patching later in the release life cycle and
you have the option to install only the packages containing required protocols.
Note
You must always download the 00 protocol package when upgrading a protocol patch level. If the
00 protocol package is not downloaded, the upgrade attempt fails. You are advised that the package
is missing.
A new directory, /opt/SW, is created during the initial base software installation. You must download all
new patches into this directory location. A new shell script is provided with the standard installation and
is also installed in the /opt/SW directory. A new alarm, Protocol file missing, has been added.
Peruvian ISUP Timer Adjustment
This featurette (CSCdv87227) changes the T6 timer from 60 seconds to 15 seconds. This reduces the
time a call circuit is held.
Thailand ISUP with Generic Transparency Descriptor
This featurette (CSCdw07501) enables you to separate billing records generated by coin boxes from
billing records generated by residential phones. Billing is handled by the Radius server on the H.323
network. Records are sorted in the Radius system to separate the coin box calls and residential calls.
BT UK ISUP Enhancements
This featurette (CSCdw32368) provides enhnancements that enable you to use the PGW 2200 as an
originating and terminating end node in the network. The Redirecting Number parameter has been
mapped to the Last Diverting Line Identity parameter. If both the Redirecting Number parameter and the
Last Diverting Line Identity parameter exist in an incoming ISUP IAM message, they are both
transferred as they are. If only one of the parameters exists (either Redirecting Number Parameter or Last
Diverting Line Identity Parameter) that parameter is mapped to other parameter in the OCC side. When
the UK ISUP is used with other protocols and the Redirecting parameter exists, the Redirecting
parameter is mapped to th e Redirecting parameter and to the Last Diverting Line Identity parameter in
the TCC side.
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New Version of Times Ten Database Software
Note
If you are migrating from MGC software Release 9.1(5), the requirement to migrate the Times Ten
Database information was fulfilled during the 9.1(5) installation and no longer applies when you are
installing this release.
Prior to uninstalling the previous release of the MGC software, you must run the following command:
/opt/TimesTen32/32/bin/ttMigrate -c DSN=howdydb /opt/CiscoMGC/etc/migrate.ttdb
If you do not run the migrate command before uninstalling the previous release, the following message
displays when you install the new release:
A backup file was found for the database, but no migration file.
A migration file is required before you can upgrade to the latest release of Times Ten. If the previous
message displays, complete one of the following procedures.
Option 1
Step 1
Reinstall the previous release of the MGC and run the following command:
/opt/TimesTen32/32/bin/ttMigrate -c DSN=howdydb /opt/CiscoMGC/etc/migrate.ttdb
Step 2
Uninstall the previous release.
Step 3
Reinstall the software.
Step 1
If you do not want to save the data from the previous release, remove the file:
Option 2
/opt/CiscoMGC/etc/export.ttdb
Step 2
Note
Reinstall the software.
For option 1 and option 2, after upgrading the software on both machines, run the
setup_replication.sh script on the standby MGC.
Change to Install Script
A new performance profile script has been added to this release. The system is automatically installed
using a standard performance profile satisfactory for both nailed and switched solutions. This standard
profile is a combination of the profiles where you selected to optimize the system to maximize the
number of sustainable calls or to optimize the system to maximize the number of calls per second.
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The profile takes effect when the MGC is restarted. A performance profile can be selected only at
installation time. To change a selection, you must remove and reinstall the system. For more information
on the install script, see the “Protocol Patches” section on page 26 of these release notes.
Solaris 8 Revision Upgrade
This featurette (CSCdw47628) replaces the current version of Solaris 8 (released July 2001) used on the
MGC and BAMS platforms with a more current release (October 2001). This upgrade was necessary to
support the most recent hardware platform released by Sun (the Sunfire v120). The v120, which requires
a Solaris operating system of October 2001 or later, replaces the AC/DC 200.
New Cause Code for Call Re-Attempts
This featurette (CSCeb07238) determines how calls released from the PGW when the following
scenarios occur:
•
Glare on non-control circuit
•
Circuit Block after IAM before ACM
•
Circuit Reset after IAM before ACM
•
COT failure
The following entry must be manually added to the configurable parameter section of XECfgParm.dat
using a UNIX editor (such as vi):
*.GlareReattemptCauseValue=44
Valid values are 1–127; the default value is 44.
If the GlareReattemptCauseValue entry is not added to XECfgParm.dat and patches CSCOnn035 and
CSCOgs037 are added to the system, the PGW defaults to a value of 44 for call reattempts and the
original behavior of mapping to CV=44 is used.
Note
The GlareReattemptCauseValue parameter is not automatically migrated when upgrading from
9.2(2) to a later version of software. After upgrading you must manually re-add the parameter to
XECfgParm.dat. After adding the parameter, the PGW must be restarted for the change to take effect.
Note
This featurette is for nailed solutions only.
Features from Release 9.2(1)T
Time Conditional Routing
This featurette (CSCuk25661) enables you to provision time and day dependencies into the route
selection on the VSC. Time conditional routing allows the route lists to be selected depending on the day
of the week and holidays (special days) and a time band. Time of day and type of day (Mon, Tue, Wed,
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Thu, Fri, Sat, Sun, Holiday (1-3), and Default) are used as keys into the time conditional rouing table;
the output from the time conditional routing table is a route list. An example of a time conditional routing
table is shown in Table 6.
Table 6
Note
Time Conditional Routing Table
Day
Times
Route List
Monday
0000—0900
1
Monday
0901—1700
2
Monday
1701—2200
3
Monday
2201—2359
4
Tuesday
0000—1700
3
Tuesday
1701—2359
5
Sunday
0000—2359
2
Holiday1
0000—2359
4
Default
—
2
The Default entry is the default for type of day selection. It ensures that a route list can be picked up
without having to provision every possible type of day into a table.
The following are guidelines on the dimensioning for time conditional routing tables:
•
You can have a maximum of 11 days per conditional routing block.
•
You can have a maximum of 5 individual route list entries per type of day.
•
The recommended maximum number of conditional routing blocks is 1000.
•
The time bands are specified using GMT with a granularity of hours and minutes.
Redirecting Number CLI Screening Within a Digit Analysis
This featurette (CSCdu67513) enables the analysis system to use the A-Digit tree for a mapping to
BLACKLIST function on the Redirecting CLI value, when the property RedirectingATree is set.
Austrian ISUP V2
This featurette (CSCdv01785) modifies Swiss V2 ISUP V.2 MDO. It removes the UCIC message and
create a new MDO for Telecom Austria.
Mid-Call DTMF Relay for HSI
This featurette (CSCdv11334) provides the ability to connect Cisco Call Managers to the PSTN using
the VSC with the HSI adjunct as the PSTN gateway; AS5300 and AS5400 media gateways are used. The
Cisco Call Manager supports out-of-band DTMF using H.245. The VSC and HSI adjunct receives the
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H.245 DTMF indications and forwards them to the Media Gateway for relay into the PSTN. The VSC
also receives DTMF digits from the PSTN and signals them using H.245 out-of-band signaling to the
Cisco Call Manager.
Dual Ethernet and 4-Link SLT Support
This featurette adds SLT support for two IP networks and two additional Session Manager sessions for
Backhaul communication. These additions increase the resilience of SLT-VSC communications by
supporting two RUDP sessions from each ethernet interface to each VSC.
Solaris 8 Support
This featurette replaces Solaris 2.6 operating environment with Solaris 8. The Solaris 8 operating
environment introduces new features that extend its capabilities.
Protocol Patches
Patches are located in the following directory:
/auto/nssu-release/PATCHES/9.2.2/P1/CSCOxx001.pkg
The protocol packaging has been improved so that you need only load and install protocols that you
need. Previously, the entire protocol suite was packaged and delivered together.
With the improved packaging protocol:
•
The standard installation script allows you to specify which protocol set(s) are required on your
platform.
•
Only packages containing the desired protocols are installed as part of the standard installation.
The same number of packages available with the initial release still exists; however, they have a new
nomenclature that is required to support patching later in the release life cycle and you have the option
to install only the packages containing required protocols.
The protocol packages are labeled CSCOnnvvv:
nn—indicates the specific protocols you need for your environment
vvv—indicates the version level of the patch
For example, at the time of the release you are given protocol patch CSCO01000.pkg. The 01 indicates
a specific protocol applicable to your environment; 000 indicates the revision level. The next time a set
of protocol patches are built, the 000 is incremented by 1 (001).
Note
You must always install the 00 protocol package when upgrading a protocol patch level. If the 00
protocol package is not installed, the upgrade attempt fails. The Protocol file missing alarm displays.
Use the patch script (new shell script provided with the standard installation)located in your /opt/SW
directory (created during the initial base software installation) to confirm which patch packages you
need to install (using the patch status command), and then copy these packages into your local directory
(/opt/SW)from the release directory where you can use the script to install the patches.
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Note
For more information on using the patch status command, refer to the Determining Which Protocol
Patches/Families Are Installed On Your System section of this document.
The installation script requires one of the following options:
•
Option 1—patch status retrieves the status of the system. Use this option to determine which set of
protocol packages are currently installed on your system. The installed protocol packages are
required (must be downloaded) to update the software. The exception is if you need a new protocol
that was not previously delivered. In this case, you need to download an extra package (the package
that the new protocol is delivered in).
•
Option 2—patch all automatically searches the local directory (/opt/SW) and the installed system
to determine the most recent available patch and automatically updates the system with that patch
level. This applies to protocol and system patches. All uninstall and install activities are handled by
the script. The command for this is:patch all. The all command does not require a second argument.
•
Option 3—patch system [latest |<alternate patch number>] specifies the exact patch level for
system patches you choose to install on the system. You can specify any available patch level to be
installed. All uninstall and install activities are handled by this script. This option requires one of
the following arguments:
– latest —installs the most recently downloaded patch. This argument should be used with the
system and protocol commands used in options 3 and 4.
– <number> —indicates the patch number <vvv> that you want to install. This argument should
be used with the system and protocol commands used in options 3 and 4.
•
Option 4—patch protocol [latest |<alternate patch number>] specifies the exact patch level for
protocol patches you choose to install on the system. You can specify any available patch level to
be installed. All uninstall and install activities are handled by this script. This option requires one
of the following arguments:
– latest —installs the most recently downloaded patch. This argument should be used with the
system and protocol commands used in options 3 and 4.
– <number> —indicates the patch number <vvv> that you want to install. This argument should
be used with the system and protocol commands used in options 3 and 4.
The following is sample output of option 2, patch all which automatically searches the local directory
and the installed system to determine the most recent available patch located in /opt/SW (protocol and
system) and automatically updates the system with that patch level.
va-butterfly:104> patch all
The following patches are about to be removed from your system:
CSCO00018
CSCO01018
CSCO02018
CSCO10018
CSCO20018
CSCO21018
CSCO30018
CSCO31018
CSCO32018
CSCO33018
CSCO40018
CSCO41018
CSCO50018
CSCO60018
CSCO70018
CSCO71018
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CSCO80018
CSCOgs017
The following patches are about to be added to your system from the local directory:
The following patch(es) are about to be added to your system from the local directory:
CSCO00018.pkg
CSCO01018.pkg
CSCO02018.pkg
CSCO10018.pkg
CSCO20018.pkg
CSCO21018.pkg
CSCO30018.pkg
CSCO31018.pkg
CSCO32018.pkg
CSCO33018.pkg
CSCO40018.pkg
CSCO41018.pkg
CSCO50018.pkg
CSCO60018.pkg
CSCO70018.pkg
CSCO71018.pkg
CSCO80018.pkg
CSCOgs017.pkg
Are you sure this add/remove scenario is correct?
[y] [y,n,?,q]
Before Installing a Patch
Before installing a patch, you must shut down the Cisco MGC application, because the affected programs
are part of the running system. To ensure that the MGC application has been shut down, execute the
following command:
# /etc/init.d/CiscoMGC stop
After the Cisco MGC has been shut down, verify the currently installed software load to ensure that the
patch being installed is both compatible with and meant for the software currently installed. You can
verify this using the following command:
# sudo pkgparam CSCOgu000
After shutting down the Cisco MGC and verifying the software load, you can proceed with the
installation.
System Level Equivalency
Table 7 provides the system level equivalency for each protocol patch. For example, after installing
CSCOnn003, release 9.2(2) is equivalent to release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgp014 (contains all patches
and features included in release 9.1(5) up to patch CSCOgp014).
Table 7
System Level Equivalencies for Protocol Patches
Patch Number
System Level Equivalency
CSCOnn045
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgp020
CSCOnn044
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgp020
CSCOnn043
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgp020
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Table 7
System Level Equivalencies for Protocol Patches (continued)
Patch Number
System Level Equivalency
CSCOnn042
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgp020
CSCOnn041
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgp020
CSCOnn040
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgp020
CSCOnn039
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgp020
CSCOnn038
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgp020
CSCOnn037
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgp020
CSCOnn036
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgp020
CSCOnn035
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgp020
CSCOnn034
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgp020
CSCOnn033
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgp020
CSCOnn032
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgp020
CSCOnn031
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgp020
CSCOnn030
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgp020
CSCOnn029
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgp020
CSCOnn028
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgp020
CSCOnn027
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgp019
CSCOnn026
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgp019
CSCOnn025
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgp019
CSCOnn024
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgp019
CSCOnn023
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgp019
CSCOnn022
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgp019
CSCOnn021
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgp019
CSCOnn020
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgp019
CSCOnn019
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgp019
CSCOnn018
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgp018
CSCOnn017
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgp018
CSCOnn016
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgp018
CSCOnn015
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgp018
CSCOnn014
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgp017
CSCOnn013
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgp017
CSCOnn012
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgp017
CSCOnn011
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgp017
CSCOnn010
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgp017
CSCOnn009
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgp016
CSCOnn008
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgp015
CSCOnn007
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgp015
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System Level Equivalencies for Protocol Patches (continued)
Patch Number
System Level Equivalency
CSCOnn006
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgp014
CSCOnn005
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgp014
CSCOnn004
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgp014
CSCOnn003
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgp014
CSCOnn002
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgp013
CSCOnn001
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgp010
Table 8 provides the system level equivalency for each system patch. For example, after installing
CSCOgs003, release 9.2(2) is equivalent to release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgs009 (contains all patches
and features included in release 9.1(5) up to patch CSCOgs009).
Table 8
System Level Equivalencies for System Patches
Patch Number
System Level Equivalency
CSCOgs043
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgs017
CSCOgs042
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgs017
CSCOgs041
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgs017
CSCOgs040
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgs017
CSCOgs039
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgs017
CSCOgs038
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgs017
CSCOgs037
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgs017
CSCOgs036
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgs017
CSCOgs035
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgs017
CSCOgs035
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgs017
CSCOgs034
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgs017
CSCOgs033
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgs017
CSCOgs032
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgs017
CSCOgs031
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgs017
CSCOgs030
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgs017
CSCOgs029
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgs017
CSCOgs028
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgs017
CSCOgs027
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgs016
CSCOgs026
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgs016
CSCOgs025
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgs016
CSCOgs024
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgs016
CSCOgs023
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgs015
CSCOgs022
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgs015
CSCOgs021
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgs015
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System Level Equivalencies for System Patches (continued)
Patch Number
System Level Equivalency
CSCOgs020
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgs015
CSCOgs019
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgs014
CSCOgs018
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgs014
CSCOgs017
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgs013
CSCOgs016
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgs013
CSCOgs015
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgs013
CSCOgs014
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgs013
CSCOgs013
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgs012
CSCOgs012
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgs012
CSCOgs011
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgs012
CSCOgs010
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgs012
CSCOgs009
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgs012
CSCOgs008
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgs011
CSCOgs007
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgs010
CSCOgs006
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgs010
CSCOgs005
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgs009
CSCOgs004
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgs009
CSCOgs003
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgs009
CSCOgs002
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgs008
CSCOgs001
Release 9.1(5) patch level CSCOgs006
Patch Test Combinations
Table 9 provides a list of the patch combinations that were used when testing. Use this list to determine
which protocol and system patches should be installed before you run the MGC software. It does not
matter which patch (protocol or software) is installed first.
Table 9
Patch Test Combinations
Protocol Patch
System Patch
CSCOnn045
CSCOgs043
CSCOnn045
CSCOgs042
CSCOnn044
CSCOgs042
CSCOnn043
CSCOgs042
CSCOnn043
CSCOgs041
CSCOnn042
CSCOgs041
CSCOnn041
CSCOgs040
CSCOnn040
CSCOgs040
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Patch Test Combinations (continued)
Protocol Patch
System Patch
CSCOnn039
CSCOgs040
CSCOnn038
CSCOgs040
CSCOnn037
CSCOgs039
CSCOnn037
CSCOgs038
CSCOnn036
CSCOgs038
CSCOnn035
CSCOgs037
CSCOnn034
CSCOgs036
CSCOnn034
CSCOgs035
CSCOnn033
CSCOgs035
CSCOnn032
CSCOgs034
CSCOnn032
CSCOgs033
CSCOnn031
CSCOgs032
CSCOnn030
CSCOgs031
CSCOnn029
CSCOgs030
CSCOnn029
CSCOgs029
CSCOnn028
CSCOgs028
CSCOnn027
CSCOgs027
CSCOnn027
CSCOgs026
CSCOnn026
CSCOgs025
CSCOnn025
CSCOgs024
CSCOnn024
CSCOgs023
CSCOnn023
CSCOgs022
CSCOnn022
CSCOgs021
CSCOnn021
CSCOgs020
CSCOnn020
CSCOgs019
CSCOnn019
CSCOgs018
CSCOnn018
CSCOgs017
CSCOnn017
CSCOgs016
CSCOnn016
CSCOgs015
CSCOnn015
CSCOgs014
CSCOnn014
CSCOgs013
CSCOnn013
CSCOgs013
CSCOnn012
CSCOgs012
CSCOnn011
CSCOgs011
CSCOnn010
CSCOgs010
CSCOnn009
CSCOgs008
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Table 9
Patch Test Combinations (continued)
Protocol Patch
System Patch
CSCOnn008
CSCOgs007
CSCOnn007
CSCOgs006
CSCOnn006
CSCOgs005
CSCOnn005
CSCOgs005
CSCOnn004
CSCOgs004
CSCOnn003
CSCOgs003
CSCOnn002
CSCOgs002
CSCOnn001
CSCOgs001
CSCOnn045
Caution
The patch script located on CCO has been renamed patch.sh. Download the patch (patch.sh) to the
/opt/SW directory on your system and rename it to patch. Permissions for this file should be set to
775. For example:
-rwxrwxr-x 1 root sys 15998 Sep 16 2002 patch
Owner: root
Group: sys
Permissions 775
Protocol patch CSCOnn045 resolves the following DDTS ticket:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCee01496
2
mdl
RNI not present in IAM reroute message.
Additional information:
•
Protocol patch CSCOnn044 is superseded by the fixes provided in protocol patch CSCOnn045. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
CSCOnn044
Caution
The patch script located on CCO has been renamed patch.sh. Download the patch (patch.sh) to the
/opt/SW directory on your system and rename it to patch. Permissions for this file should be set to
775. For example:
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Owner: root
Group: sys
Permissions 775
Protocol patch CSCOnn044 resolves the following DDTS tickets:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCed59724
3
mdl-ni2
PGW should not send ATP when receiving ProgIndIE=3
from NI2+.
CSCed60740
3
mdl
IAM with code 11 or code 12 set PGW rejects call.
CSCed61002
3
mdl-q761
BCI fields in ISUP CON msg not set by ingress PGW
Q761_SINGAPORE var.
CSCed67494
3
mdl-q761
Wrong Redirection Count for ISDN to ISUP call.
Additional information:
•
Protocol patch CSCOnn043 is superseded by the fixes provided in protocol patch CSCOnn044. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
CSCOnn043
Caution
The patch script located on CCO has been renamed patch.sh. Download the patch (patch.sh) to the
/opt/SW directory on your system and rename it to patch. Permissions for this file should be set to
775. For example:
-rwxrwxr-x 1 root sys 15998 Sep 16 2002 patch
Owner: root
Group: sys
Permissions 775
Protocol patch CSCOnn043 resolves the following DDTS tickets:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCed19529
3
mdl-q767
Extra OBCI parameter inserted into CPG message by
ingress PGW.
CSCed31576
3
mdl-q761
GTD CPC=29 needs to map to Q761_SINGAPORE
CPC=2 on egress.
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Additional information:
•
Protocol patch CSCOnn042 is superseded by the fixes provided in protocol patch CSCOnn043. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
CSCOnn042
Caution
The patch script located on CCO has been renamed patch.sh. Download the patch (patch.sh) to the
/opt/SW directory on your system and rename it to patch. Permissions for this file should be set to
775. For example:
-rwxrwxr-x 1 root sys 15998 Sep 16 2002 patch
Owner: root
Group: sys
Permissions 775
Protocol patch CSCOnn042 resolves the following DDTS ticket:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCed29090
3
mdl-ni2
PGW early backward message causes ISDN orig call to
fail.
Additional information:
•
Protocol patch CSCOnn041 is superseded by the fixes provided in protocol patch CSCOnn042. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
CSCOnn041
Caution
The patch script located on CCO has been renamed patch.sh. Download the patch (patch.sh) to the
/opt/SW directory on your system and rename it to patch. Permissions for this file should be set to
775. For example:
-rwxrwxr-x 1 root sys 15998 Sep 16 2002 patch
Owner: root
Group: sys
Permissions 775
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Protocol patch CSCOnn041 resolves the following DDTS ticket:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCed19529
3
mdl-q767
Extra OBCI parameter inserted into CPG message by
ingress PGW.
Additional information:
•
Protocol patch CSCOnn040 is superseded by the fixes provided in protocol patch CSCOnn041. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
CSCOnn040
Caution
The patch script located on CCO has been renamed patch.sh. Download the patch (patch.sh) to the
/opt/SW directory on your system and rename it to patch. Permissions for this file should be set to
775. For example:
-rwxrwxr-x 1 root sys 15998 Sep 16 2002 patch
Owner: root
Group: sys
Permissions 775
Protocol patch CSCOnn040 resolves the following DDTS tickets:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCed02204
3
mdl-q767
ISUP-ISUP CPC mapping is transparent for
like-to-unlike SS7 variants.
CSCed02233
3
mdl-ni2
PI=8 inserted in NI2+ CONNECT by egress PGW.
CSCed04332
3
mdl-q767
NI2 PROG with PI=4 does not trigger ISUP CPG with
ATP at ingress PGW.
CSCed05356
3
mdl-ni2
SS7 ATP created when recv isdn msgs with PI=8.
Additional information:
•
Protocol patch CSCOnn039 is superseded by the fixes provided in protocol patch CSCOnn040. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
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CSCOnn039
Caution
The patch script located on CCO has been renamed patch.sh. Download the patch (patch.sh) to the
/opt/SW directory on your system and rename it to patch. Permissions for this file should be set to
775. For example:
-rwxrwxr-x 1 root sys 15998 Sep 16 2002 patch
Owner: root
Group: sys
Permissions 775
Protocol patch CSCOnn039 resolves the following DDTS tickets:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCec58264
3
mdl-ni2
PGW to insert PRN in the REL-GTD sent in NI2-DISC.
CSCec79449
3
mdl-ni2
PGW needs to treat PRN.prot=uknow as ISUP/ISDN
termination without i.
Additional information:
•
Protocol patch CSCOnn038 is superseded by the fixes provided in protocol patch CSCOnn039. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
CSCOnn038
Caution
The patch script located on CCO has been renamed patch.sh. Download the patch (patch.sh) to the
/opt/SW directory on your system and rename it to patch. Permissions for this file should be set to
775. For example:
-rwxrwxr-x 1 root sys 15998 Sep 16 2002 patch
Owner: root
Group: sys
Permissions 775
Protocol patch CSCOnn038 resolves the following DDTS tickets:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCec24084
2
mdl-q761
PGW fails to generate E-ACM upon NI2-PROG with
CPG GTD.
CSCec38281
2
mdl-q761
PGW generates BCI parm in ANM GTD causing ISUP
Xparency violation.
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Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCec44788
3
mdl-q761
T38 trigger needs to be aware of peer signaling.
CSCec52895
3
mdl-q761
Q761_SINGAPORE should start T6 and T38
simultaneously.
Additional information:
•
Protocol patch CSCOnn037 is superseded by the fixes provided in protocol patch CSCOnn038. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
CSCOnn037
Protocol patch CSCOnn037 resolves the following DDTS tickets:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCec20353
2
mdl-q761
PGW inserts incorrect cld-pty-stat in BCI for q761-sng
to T1CAS call.
CSCec26560
3
mdl-q761
BCI in CON wrong for Q761 SNG to V2-GW calls.
CSCec31582
3
mdl-q761
PGW generates OBCI parm in ACM violating ISUP
transparency,ST_P2 singtel
CSCec31669
3
mdl-q761
No ATP reqd for non-ISDN terminations as indicated in
NI2-GTD.
CSCec31673
3
mdl-q761
Set BCI-CldPtyStat=NoInd when No-GTD or
GTD-w/o-PRN in NI2-PROG-PI8.
CSCec23340
6
other
32 digit support in Q.761 Korean ISUP.
Additional information:
•
Protocol patch CSCOnn036 is superseded by the fixes provided in protocol patch CSCOnn037. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
•
CSCec23340—32 Digit Support in Q.761 Korean ISUP—Adds 32-digit support to the Q.761
Korean ISUP.
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CSCOnn036
Protocol patch CSCOnn036 resolves the following DDTS tickets:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCeb45858
2
mdl-ni2
PGW should not propagate ProgInd into ATP for
ISUP-ISUP call w/GTD.
CSCeb61738
2
mdl
Netmeeting calls fail when GTD is configured with 9.4.1
PGW.
CSCea62111
3
mdl-q761
Call releases with CV#31 iso #102 when no RESUME
after SUSPEND.
CSCeb44493
3
mdl-ni2
PGW rejects NI2-PROG from GW if ProgInd=5.
CSCeb66052
6
other
Derived FCI and BCI for Interworking featurette.
Additional information:
•
Protocol patch CSCOnn035 is superseded by the fixes provided in protocol patch CSCOnn036. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
•
Both patches CSCOnn036 and CSCOgs038 must be installed.
•
CSCeb66052—Derived FCI and BCI for Interworking featurette—this featurette addresses the
requirements for setting the Forward Call Indicators (FCI) for ISUP/R2/T1CAS/PRI <-> ISUP
interworking and Backward Call Indicators (BCI) for ISUP <-> ISUP/R2/T1CAS/PRI interworking.
These requirements apply to the following ISUP variants:
– Q761_SINGAPORE
– Q767_SINGAPORE
– Q761_BASE
– Q767_BASE
The PGW derives the remote protocol from the GTD Protocol Name field, then sets the FCI and BCI
accordingly.
To enable this feature, manually add the following entry to the configurable section of
XECfgParm.dat, using a UNIX editor (such as vi):
*.DerivedInterworkingFCIBCIEnable = 1
0 = Feature Disabled (default value), 1 = Feature Enabled
The Echo Control Device field (in the Backward Call Indicators and Nature of Connection
Indicators) is now configurable on a SigPath. The property EchoCanRequired can be configured to
control this field.
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CSCOnn035
Protocol patch CSCOnn035 resolves the following DDTS tickets:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCeb34155
2
mdl-ni2
PGW sends invalid NI2-PROG message for early-ACM
scenario.
CSCdz22222
3
mdl-q761
CICs stuck in CALL=IN/OUT state on PGW and Idle on
gateway.
CSCeb37075
3
mdl-ni2
Ingress PGW should not propagate PI=9 from
Ni2-PROG to AccsTrnsprt.
CSCeb37105
3
mdl-ni2
Egress PGW should send NI2-PROG with PI9 for CPG
transparency.
CSCeb07238
6
other
New Cause Code for Call Re-Attempts featurette.
Additional information:
•
Protocol patch CSCOnn034 is superseded by the fixes provided in protocol patch CSCOnn035. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
•
Both patches CSCOnn034 and CSCOgs037 must be installed.
•
CSCeb07238—New Cause Code for Call Re-Attempts— This featurette determines how calls
released from the PGW when the following scenarios occur:
– Glare on non-control circuit
– Circuit Block after IAM before ACM
– Circuit Reset after IAM before ACM
– COT failure
The following entry must be manually added to the configurable parameter section of XECfgParm.dat
using a UNIX editor (such as vi):
*.GlareReattemptCauseValue=44
Valid values are 1–127; the default value is 44.
If the GlareReattemptCauseValue entry is not added to XECfgParm.dat and patches CSCOnn035 and
CSCOgs037 are added to the system, the PGW defaults to a value of 44 for call reattempts and the
original behavior of mapping to CV=44 is used.
Note
The GlareReattemptCauseValue parameter is not automatically migrated when upgrading from
9.2(2) to a later version of software. After upgrading you must manually re-add the parameter to
XECfgParm.dat. After adding the parameter, the PGW must be restarted for the change to take effect.
Note
This featurette is for nailed solutions only.
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CSCOnn034
Protocol patch CSCOnn034 resolves the following DDTS tickets:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCea63564
3
mdl-q767
CV#20 gets mapped to CV#31 iso being passed through.
CSCea86351
3
mdl-ni2
PGW should pass CV=4 without changing coding
standard.
Additional information:
•
Protocol patch CSCOnn033 is superseded by the fixes provided in protocol patch CSCOnn034. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
CSCOnn033
Protocol patch CSCOnn033 resolves the following DDTS tickets:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCea62136
2
mdl-ni2
PGW handling of early ACM and CPG with GTD not
correct.
CSCea60697
3
mdl-ni2
No ISUP-transparency for early ACM.
CSCea62111
3
mdl-q761
Call releases with CV#31 iso #102 when T6 expires.
CSCea63564
3
mdl-q767
CV#20 gets mapped to CV#31 iso being passed through.
CSCea81076
3
mdl-ni2
GTD Protocol Name is overwritten by Prot Variant for
Q767.
CSCea86351
3
mdl-ni2
PGW should pass CV=4 without changing coding
standard.
Additional information:
•
Protocol patch CSCOnn032 is superseded by the fixes provided in protocol patch CSCOnn033. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
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CSCOnn032
Protocol patch CSCOnn032 resolves the following DDTS tickets:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCea29513
2
mdl-q761
Numbering Plan unkown is changed to spare by the
PGW.
CSCdz28886
3
mdl-connctrl
CIC states on PGW not synced with bearer ch. states on
GW.
CSCea12246
3
protocol
sc not mapping *#(over-decadic digits) to B/C.
CSCea25631
3
mdl-callctrl
Hung CIC due to race condition between call release and
rerouting.
Additional information:
•
Protocol patch CSCOnn031 is superseded by the fixes provided in protocol patch CSCOnn032. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
CSCOnn031
Protocol patch CSCOnn031 resolves the following DDTS tickets:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCea15726
3
mdl-ni2
PGW does not transparently pass cv-4 from NI2 to SS7
side.
The BELL_1268_C3 component was updated.
Additional information:
•
Protocol patch CSCOnn030 is superseded by the fixes provided in protocol patch CSCOnn031. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
CSCOnn030
Protocol patch CSCOnn030 resolves the following DDTS tickets:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCdz84480
3
mdl-sip
PSTN Rel w/Cause code=31 maps to incorrect SIP error
code.
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Additional information:
•
Protocol patch CSCOnn029 is superseded by the fixes provided in protocol patch CSCOnn030. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
CSCOnn029
Protocol patch CSCOnn029 resolves the following DDTS tickets:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCdz67868
2
mdl-ni2
PGW doesnt set the coding type correctly cause IE.
CSCdz63415
3
mdl-ansi-ss7
ANSI no response to tx CGB followed by RSC results
hung cic.
CSCdz64782
3
mdl-ansi-ss7
Stuck cic resulted by glare at two way release mode.
This patch provides updates to the following:
•
Q761 Protocol Suite
•
Q767 Protocol Suite
•
ANSISS7 Protocol Suite
Additional information:
•
Protocol patch CSCOnn028 is superseded by the fixes provided in protocol patch CSCOnn029. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
CSCOnn028
Protocol patch CSCOnn028 resolves the following DDTS tickets:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCdz46770
2
mdl
Calling party number set to incomplete in O/G IAM
message.
CSCdz56811
2
mdl-itu-ss7
Unresponded txd CGB followed by RSC cause locked
CIC.
CSCdz58203
3
mdl-q761
CIC gets stuck on PGW upon glare condition.
This patch provides updates to the following:
•
Q761 Protocol Suite
•
Q767 Protocol Suite
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•
GTD
Additional information:
•
Protocol patch CSCOnn027 is superseded by the fixes provided in protocol patch CSCOnn028. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
CSCOnn027
Protocol patch CSCOnn027 resolves the following DDTS tickets:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCdz32051
2
mdl-q767
Redirecting, Orig-Call and LRN fails EISUP when
32-digits or greater.
CSCdz32254
3
mdl-q721
Ring no answer needs to be mapped to cc=19 over NI2
CSCdz25233
3
mdl-q767
36-digit_overdecadic calling number dropped as
opposed to truncated.
This patch provides updates to the following:
•
Q761 Protocol Suite
•
Q767 Protocol Suite
•
Q721 Protocol Suite
•
EISPU Protocol suite
Additional information:
•
Protocol patch CSCOnn026 is superseded by the fixes provided in protocol patch CSCOnn027. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
CSCOnn026
Protocol patch CSCOnn026 resolves the following DDTS tickets:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCdz19032
2
protocol
PGW2200 can not recognize 3 bytes Release Cause
Indicator.
CSCdz11570
3
mdl-callctrl
Incorrect Handling of CallCutoffTimer in Standby PGW.
CSCdz15685
3
mdl-callctrl
Spontaneous switchover in PGW during Re-routing fo
the call.
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Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCdz08306
3
mdl-q721
CIC status mismatch problem.
CSCdz07399
6
mdl-q767
32 Digit Support on Q767_RUSS.
This patch provides updates to all protocols.
Additional information:
•
Protocol patch CSCOnn025 is superseded by the fixes provided in protocol patch CSCOnn026. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
CSCOnn025
Protocol patch CSCOnn025 resolves the following DDTS tickets:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCdy11273
2
mdl-ansi-ss7
Local Routing Number is lost with SuperCell release.
CSCdy62767
3
mdl-cdr
TAG 4106 FirstREL_TM is missing on CDR.
CSCdz07472
3
mdl-connctrl
GWNetworkContinuity not loaded for switched call.
CSCdy84847
3
mdl-ni2
BCI and OBI are changed on the Ingress Side of the
call,ft1_0.
CSCdz01570
3
mdl-pri
PRI and NI2C variants do not map all NumberingPlans
correctly.
CSCdy51717
3
mdl-q721
IAI wont unblock a remotely blocked cic in a switched
env.
This patch provides updates the following:
•
PRI Protocol Suite
•
Q721 Protocol Suite
•
lcm
•
generic analysis
•
connection plane manager
Additional information:
•
Protocol patch CSCOnn024 is superseded by the fixes provided in protocol patch CSCOnn025. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
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CSCOnn024
Protocol patch CSCOnn024 resolves the following DDTS tickets:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCdy68963
2
engine
PGW sends wrong GRSA during HW failure.
CSCdy81924
2
engine
Stuck CICs are created when the dpc recover from
temporary outage.
CSCdy79280
2
mdl-analysis
Incomming prefix number not removed.
CSCdw81829
3
mdl-analysis
After switchover the call is not routed to the proper
dialplan.
CSCdy80014
3
mdl-cdr
Nature Of Address Information is not checkpointed.
CSCdy73439
3
mdl-q761
GRS in response to RSC would not clear call in PGW.
This patch provides updates to all protocols.
Additional information:
•
Protocol patch CSCOnn023 is superseded by the fixes provided in protocol patch CSCOnn024. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
CSCOnn023
Protocol patch CSCOnn023 resolves the following DDTS tickets:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCdy62710
2
protocol
ORI is dropped by ingress PGW in a direct connet call.
CSCuk36123
2
protocol
Incorrect behaviour on release collision causes hung cic.
CSCdy62835
6
mdl-q761
NOA for called party number should have HK defined
values.
This patch provides updates the following:
•
Q761 Protocol Suite
•
Q767 Protocol Suite
•
SS7 Protocol Suite
Additional information:
•
Protocol patch CSCOnn022 is superseded by the fixes provided in protocol patch CSCOnn023. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
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CSCOnn022
Protocol patch CSCOnn022 resolves the following DDTS tickets:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCdy53419
2
mdl-q761
Dropping call when nature of connection has echo
control set to 1.
CSCdy42418
3
engine
Object ptr rmgBearChan is NULL is added to
platform.log after call.
CSCdx68938
3
mdl-callctrl
VSC should send endpoint level DLCX when a 515 error
response received.
CSCdy49450
3
mdl-q767
PGW produces duplicate 1070 CDBs when CICs are
unblocked.
CSCdy15279
6
protocol
Featurette: Vietnam ISUP Transparency.
This patch provides updates the following:
•
Q761 Protocol Suite
•
Q767 Protocol Suite
•
ConnectionPlaneManager
•
lcm
Additional information:
•
Protocol patch CSCOnn021 is superseded by the fixes provided in protocol patch CSCOnn022. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
CSCOnn021
Protocol patch CSCOnn021 resolves the following DDTS tickets:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCdy44728
2
mdl-q761
PGW does not pass RGN and OCN for HKTA 2200 isup
variant.
CSCdy41352
3
mdl-eisup
PGW send RSC upon receive EISUP CPG w/PCI
Discard Param set.
CSCdy31675
3
mdl-pri
Some HLC characteristics are not validated - calls fail.
CSCdy40382
3
mdl-q761
PCI generate should be transit interpretation.
CSCdy25786
6
mdl-analysis
Featurette for B-Digit Modification Enhancement.
CSCdy30789
6
mdl-q761
NO SAM is sent in HK ISUP.
This patch provides updates to all protocols.
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Additional information:
•
Protocol patch CSCOnn020 is superseded by the fixes provided in protocol patch CSCOnn021. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
•
CSCdy25786—B-Digit Modification Enhancement—This featurette (CSCdy25786) strips the
European number portability configuration (E_PORTED_NUM) output of the gateway number +
the called party number (GN+CdPN) to allow the PGW to send out just the GN.
For Hong Kong local number portability (LNP), if a number is ported, a corresponding GN is
appended to the CdPN in the IAM. The PGW uses E_PORTED_NUM which gives the number as
GN+CdPN. An additional result type is created to allow the B-digit modification to delete the CdPN
portion and send out just the GN.
In HK, there are currently 650k ported numbers, each with a unique GN. The GN length varies (2
to 12 digits long). This featurette strips E_PORTED_NUM out put of GN+CdPN from the last digit
backward; since the CdPN has a fixed number of digits.
•
CSCdy30789—No SAM is sent in HK ISUP—This featurette enables overlap functionality in
HKTA_2202.
CSCOnn020
Protocol patch CSCOnn020 resolves the following DDTS tickets:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCdy37584
2
mdl-q761
Engine process crash and ioCcConfig not able to write to
IPC.
CSCdy32910
3
mdl-btnup
BTNUP - ITUReasonCode being over written in CDR by
Second REL.
CSCuk36578
3
mdl
SS7 release message mapped incorrectly to NI2+.
CSCdy20914
3
mdl-ansi-ss7
COT always fail if tone is returned before LPA.
CSCdy20931
3
mdl-ansi-ss7
If Initial IAM_w_COT fails subsequent COT fails.
CSCdy29781
3
mdl-btnup
BTNUP MGC sends two CCTF on clear at expiry of
CSH Timer.
CSCdy24943
3
mdl-q721
Change request in Brazilian TUP to send charge in
ACMs.
CSCdy24945
3
mdl-q721
IAI will not unblock a remotely blocked cic (TUP).
CSCdy37745
3
mdl-q761
HKTA_2202 - restriction about noa Calling party
removed.
CSCdy38088
3
mdl-q761
Q761_KOREAN CPG should be accepted before ACM.
This patch provides updates to all protocols.
Additional information:
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•
Protocol patch CSCOnn019 is superseded by the fixes provided in protocol patch CSCOnn020. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
CSCOnn019
Protocol patch CSCOnn019 resolves the following DDTS tickets:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCdy24009
2
mdl-ni2
No CDRs for segmentation calls with abnormal release.
CSCdy07127
3
mdl-q761
Charge indicator request.
CSCdy12998
3
mdl-q761
Q761_BELG_BCOM hop count support required for
certification.
CSCdy20661
3
mdl-q761
PCI on egress should be present when on ingress.
CSCdy16761
3
mdl-btnup
H323 > HSI > BTNUP calls have CPC value 0 in
IFAM/IAM.
CSCuk35488
3
mdl-sip
Incorrect MAPPING of SS7 CPG to SIP.
CSCdx60152
6
ioccc7
Allow multiple PCI in all protocols.
CSCdy32946
6
other
NOA, Cause 14, 32 Digit, Overdecadic for Spain.
This patch provides updates the following:
•
Q761 protocol suite
•
Q767 protocol suite
•
SIP protocols
•
BTUNP protocols
Additional information:
•
Protocol patch CSCOnn018 is superseded by the fixes provided in protocol patch CSCOnn019. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
•
CSCdx60152—Allow multiple PCI in all protocols— This featurette allows multiple PCIs in all
protocols. Calls that contain multiple PCIs are not rejected. The first PCI is considered and the
second PCI is ignored.
•
CSCdy32946—NOA, Cause 14, 32 Digit, Overdecadic for Spain—This featurette implements the
mapping of LNP parameters on the ISUPV2_TELEFONICA and ISUPV2_SPANISH ITU
protocols. The parameters are:
– 1— country specific NOA values
– 2—Cause 14 for QoR
– 3—32 and Overdecadic Digits support
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CSCOnn018
Protocol patch CSCOnn018 resolves the following DDTS tickets:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCdy18159
2
mdl-q761
UCIC should not be sent after receiving CFN in
ISUPv2_German.
CSCdy17792
2
mdl-sip
Forwarded call discontinues after a 183 session progress.
CSCdy19818
2
mdl-sip
PGW should have recovery mechanism when CSPS does
not forward 487.
CSCdy19107
3
mdl-q761
ISUP V2 German: Circuit Not Idle after confusion
message was sent.
CSCdx82710
3
mdl-q767
CPG does not complete last leg of
Q761-to-EISUP-to-Q767 call.
CSCdx68011
6
mdl-q767
NOA, Cause 14, 32 Digit and Overdecadic for Sweden
featurette.
This patch provides updates the following:
•
CDR_MAN
•
Q761 suite
•
Q767 suite
•
SIP protocols
Additional information:
•
Protocol patch CSCOnn017 is superseded by the fixes provided in protocol patch CSCOnn018. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
•
CSCdx68011—This featurette implements the mapping of LNP parameters on Swedish ISUP. Its valid
values are:
– 1—Country specific NOA values
– 2—Cause 14 for QoR
– 3—32 digit support
CSCOnn017
Protocol patch CSCOnn017 resolves the following DDTS tickets:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCdy14230
1
mdl-connctrl
All calls fail on answer from PGW to HSI.
CSCdx84731
2
mdl-callctrl
Call reattempt at the same b channel for isdn nego
resend-setup.
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Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCuk34818
2
mdl-connctrl
Fax tone detect TG prop causes all H.323 calls to fail.
CSCuk36076
2
mdl-sip
Media not redirected when SIP re-invite received.
CSCuk35748
3
mdl-sip
PGW needs to ACK 487 subsequent to the CANCEL.
CSCdy04602
3
mdl
Incorrect BCI in the Connect message with Q767-RUSS.
CSCdx58164
3
mdl-btnup
PGW initiated CLR/RAN for ISDN call with
BTNUP&MdlMemReduction=1,Mistral
CSCdx95586
3
mdl-cdr
CDB 1060 sometimes contains information redundant
with 1010.
CSCdx78196
3
mdl-connctrl
On ft/mt notification VSC sends different codec string.
CSCuk24004
3
mdl-q761
VSC does not transit connected number info and discards
call history.
CSCuk35763
3
mdl-q767
Tele2Italy: T9 not read from trunk group property.
CSCdy11856
3
mdl-sip
Call Forward pstn->ata->pstn hme0 unplugged with
CSPS2.0.1.4.
CSCdy09331
3
protocol
Wrong release code dumped in CDR with BTNUP.
This patch provides updates to all protocols.
Additional information:
•
Protocol patch CSCOnn016 is superseded by the fixes provided in protocol patch CSCOnn017. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
CSCOnn016
Protocol patch CSCOnn016 resolves the following DDTS tickets:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCdy07337
2
mdl-eisup
32-digit calling and called numbers are not going
through in ISUP.
CSCdy07876
2
mdl-q761
Q761 BELG_COM does not support 32 digits.
CSCdx93434
2
engine
Calls released with InvalidCallRef after failover.
CSCdy01025
2
mdl-q767
ORI insert does not work, ORI is dropped by Ingress SC.
CSCdx84748
3
mdl-q767
Wrong cause code on ISUP SUS T2 timer expiry.
CSCdx94208
3
mdl-q767
Q767: Several incorrect cause code mappings.
CSCdy00998
3
mdl-connctrl
When MDCX for ft/mt notification is NACKed DLCX is
sent to one side.
CSCdy09017
3
mdl-cdr
CDR has wrong NOA when call goes through EISUP.
This patch provides updates to all protocols.
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Additional information:
•
Protocol patch CSCOnn015 is superseded by the fixes provided in protocol patch CSCOnn016. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
CSCOnn015
Protocol patch CSCOnn015 resolves the following DDTS tickets:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCdy00248
2
mdl-analysis
PGW does not use Port # in SIP Contact info if
MGCDomain is SRV record.
CSCdx85924
3
mdl-analysis
183 Session progress on Support183=2 or 3 on ACM.
CSCdx78195
3
mdl-connctrl
On reception of vbd/vbdt the VSC responds with wrong
transaction id.
CSCdx95823
3
mdl-eisup
Userbusy Invalid B number calls from EISUP do not
create CDR.
CSCdx85980
3
mdl-q767
Both collision calls are released with trkgrp property
GLARE=1.
CSCdx85930
3
mdl-sip
PGW to ignore record route in SIP 180 ringing.
CSCdx61723
6
other
NOA Cause14 32 Digit and Overdecadic for
Spain/Italy/Belgium featurette.
This patch provides updates to all protocols.
Additional information:
•
Protocol patch CSCOnn014 is superseded by the fixes provided in protocol patch CSCOnn015. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
•
CSCdx61723—NOA Cause14 32 Digit and Overdecadic for Spain/Italy/Belgium Featurette—This
featurette implements the mapping of LNP parameters on three ITU protocols (Spanish, Italian, and
Belgium ISUP). The parameters are:
– 1—Country specific NOA values
– 2—Cause 14 for QoR
– 3—32 and Overdecadic Digits support (Spain requires both; Italian already supports both, and
Belgium ISUP already supports Overdecadics).
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CSCOnn014
Protocol patch CSCOnn014 resolves the following DDTS tickets:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCdx79979
1
mdl-callctrl
MUTE CALL (mute and released calls after linked
dialplan).
CSCdx84756
3
mdl-cdr
Release missing in CDR if stp-call used.
This patch provides updates to the following:
•
lcm
•
cdr_man
Additional information:
•
Protocol patch CSCOnn013 is superseded by the fixes provided in protocol patch CSCOnn014. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
CSCOnn013
Protocol patch CSCOnn013 resolves the following DDTS tickets:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCdx85531
3
mdl-analysis
BNationalPrefix and BInternationPrefix not functioning
on SIP trnkg.
This patch provides updates tothe SIP protocols.
Additional information:
•
Protocol patch CSCOnn012 is superseded by the fixes provided in protocol patch CSCOnn013. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
•
For information on provisioning restrictions imposed while upgrading to patches that support the
Seamless Upgrade feature, refer to Seamless Upgrade under the New Features section.
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CSCOnn012
Protocol patch CSCOnn012 resolves the following DDTS tickets:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCdw54328
1
mdl-ni2
PGW does status query for IS call to gateway after
switch-over.
CSCuk34932
2
mdl-analysis
Use of dw2=99 negates any B-number digmodstring with
patch gs9/nn009.
CSCdw66353
3
mdl
IAM will not unblock a remotely blocked circuit in
Q767.
CSCdx79819
3
mdl-ansi-ss7
Improper release cause code upon receiving GRS.
CSCdx66443
3
mdl-callctrl
GTD - node B type behaviour with unrecognised IE drop by LCM.
CSCdx71519
3
mdl-sip
Ingress trunk group missing from CDR for SIP
originated calls.
Additional information:
•
Protocol patch CSCOnn011 is superseded by the fixes provided in protocol patch CSCOnn012. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
CSCOnn011
Protocol patch CSCOnn011 resolves the following DDTS tickets:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCdx55274
2
mdl-q767
Wrong cause value on ingress (SS7) side on ISUP SUS
timer expiry.
CSCdx56685
2
mdl-callctrl
CIC stuck with call out during load test.
CSCuk34257
2
mdl-eisup
Post answer CPG message not passed over EISUP.
CSCuk34258
2
mdl-q761
CPG message parameter discarded after transit over SS7.
CSCuk34269
2
mdl-q761
Transit of IAM containing CUG is rejected.
CSCdx58064
2
mdl-sip
For SIP-PSTN call, cutthrough does not work when
distribution is on.
CSCdx61480
2
mdl-q767
Q767 call passes when NOA is set to 0 in CalledPtyNum
parameter.
CSCuk24004
3
mdl-q761
VSC does not transit connected number information and
discards call history.
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Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCdx38642
3
mdl
Kill-call and CDR problems (will not write TimeStamp
according to XECfg).
CSCdx62621
3
protocol
GTD-EBM support not operational when enabled per
gateway.
Additional information:
•
Protocol patch CSCOnn010 is superseded by the fixes provided in protocol patch CSCOnn011. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
CSCOnn010
Protocol patch CSCOnn010 resolves the following DDTS tickets:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCdx52846
2
mdl-callctrl
RSC/GRS does not clear failed COT CIC.
CSCdx51734
2
mdl-connctrl
H323 calls cleared with incorrect location in REL.
CSCdx40330
2
mdl-ni2
Stuck-cic results even after successful RESTART
procedure.
CSCdx52895
2
mdl-sip
Plus sign gets added in front of the number for diversion
header.
CSCdw53003
3
mdl-analysis
MDP change fails if RTRN_START_ANALYSIS is in
call processing path.
CSCdx50185
3
mdl-callctrl
TDM trunk group cut-through should be forced to 3 for
HSI.
CSCdx41389
3
mdl-q767
Q.767: several incorrect cause codes mappings.
Additional information:
•
Protocol patch CSCOnn009 is superseded by the fixes provided in protocol patch CSCOnn010. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
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CSCOnn009
Protocol patch CSCOnn009 resolves the following DDTS tickets:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCdx47581
2
mdl-analysis
AMODDIG does not work.
CSCdx50198
2
mdl-btnup
Calls released when Notify message is received
containing o:D/T.
CSCdx32092
2
mdl-eisup
H323 calls not cleared on 5300 after HSI failure.
CSCdx12359
2
mdl-in
INAP trigger module does not support overdecadic
digits.
CSCdx12373
2
mdl-in
INAP trigger module overwrites NOA values from
analysis with orig CC.
CSCdx37857
3
mdl-q761
GTD - PDC not passing through.
CSCdx21249
6
protocol
LNP Enhancements to Q.761_Portugal Protocol.
Additional information:
Note
Patches CSCOnn009 and CSCOgs008 are dependent on one another and must both be installed.
•
Protocol patch CSCOnn008 is superseded by the fixes provided in protocol patch CSCOnn009. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
•
CSCdx21249—LNP Enhancements to Q.761_Portugal Protocol—This featurette defines
enhancements to the Portuguese ISUP variant in the Media Gateway Controller (MGC) code. The
enhancements are required to certify the PGW 2200, working with an Ericsson SCP, for interconnect
with the PTT. The enhancements are:
– Support for Overdecadic Digits—if a number is ported, the SCP provides a prefix that must be
passed outbound to the PTT to allow the correct OLO to receive the call for the subscriber. The
format of the prefix to send to the PTT is DXXXYYY<called party number>. The overdecadic
D is sent in front of the number. As a requirement, the PGW must support all overdecadic digits
(A-F) in Q761_Portugal protocol.
– Mapping of Cause Value 14 in Portugal—switches must act on or generate external cause 14
releases to pass interconnect. The PGW must map external cause 14 releases to an internal
release cause code. The PGW must support number portability when operating as an originating
switch, transit switch, recipient switch, or donor switch supporting the following scenarios:
•
PGW is the Transit Switch and receives a cause 14 from a donor switch. PGW passes the cause
14 to the originating switch which performs the LNP lookup
•
PGW is the Donor Switch and after recognizing the number has been ported, generates a cause
14 and passes the cause 14 to the originating switch witch performs the destination LNP lookup.
•
PGW is the Originating Switch and receives a cause 14 from a donor switch. PGW performs
the destination LNP lookup.
•
PGW is the Recipient Switch and routes the "ported" call.
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– Do Not Reject Calls if ACM Contains Multiple PCI (parameter compatibility indicators)
Option—currently, the PGW either fails the call with a cause 95 or completes the call but sends
CFN messages. The PGW cannot fail calls if the ACM contains multiple options (multiple PCI
parameters). As a requirement, because the PCI is not a repeatable parameter, the PGW should
act on the first PCI parameter, and ignore the subsequent parameters. This applies to all
messages that contain PCI parameters.
CSCOnn008
Protocol patch CSCOnn008 resolves the following DDTS tickets:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCdx09742
2
mdl
SC2200 sent two releases.
CSCdx32341
2
mdl
SC does not pass RNI information received in GTD to
IAM.
CSCdx35775
2
mdl
Call is not re-attempted in case of Glare for
non-controlling SP.
CSCdx28953
2
mdl-compiler
MDL compiler should not allow integers in element lists.
CSCuk33581
2
mdl-ni2
TV fails with Generic number in GTD.
CSCdx17410
3
mdl
Upon T33 Timeout SC should send REL with cause
Normal Unspecified.
CSCdw82503
3
protocol
mdo files no longer supported in release 9.2(2).
Additional information:
•
Protocol patch CSCOnn007 is superseded by the fixes provided in protocol patch CSCOnn008. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
CSCOnn007
Protocol patch CSCOnn007 resolves the following DDTS tickets:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCdx17286
2
mdl
SC does not map Ni2+ Progress to ISUP ACM after INR
/ INF.
CSCdx19494
2
mdl-sip
Contact header does not have port.
CSCdx06785
3
mdl
Receipt of unknown parameters in backward direction Q.767.
CSCuk31918
3
mdl-callctrl
VSC does not request quaratine loop when sending
DTMF to gateway.
CSCdx08903
3
mdl-ansi-ss7
SC2200 does not accept CCR for remotely blocked CIC.
Additional information:
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•
Protocol patch CSCOnn006 is superseded by the fixes provided in protocol patch CSCOnn007. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
CSCOnn006
Protocol patch CSCOnn006 resolves the following DDTS tickets:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCuk33007
3
mdl-q761
Mid-call DTMF not handled correctly from UK-ISUP to
HSI.
CSCuk33545
2
mdl-callctrl
PGW sends ANM backwards before HSI completes
negotiation.
Additional information:
•
Protocol patch CSCOnn005 is superseded by the fixes provided in protocol patch CSCOnn006. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
CSCOnn005
Protocol patch CSCOnn005 resolves the following DDTS tickets:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCdx13210
2
mdl
REL-CC 111 maps to 98 by SC.
CSCdw70720
2
mdl-ni2
Stuck CICs reset-cic does not send RSC.
Additional information:
•
Protocol patch CSCOnn004 is superseded by the fixes provided in protocol patch CSCOnn005. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
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CSCOnn004
Protocol patch CSCOnn004 resolves the following DDTS tickets:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCdx11674
1
mdl
SC sends NI2+ SETUP to NAS before term COT test
causing no voicepath.
CSCdx05697
2
mdl-q767
blk-cic does not work for single cic.
CSCdx07718
2
mdl-sip
PGW adds an extra @ symbol in the Route:header
address.
CSCdx03183
3
mdl-q767
REL sent instead of RSC when COT received on idle
CIC.
Additional information:
•
Protocol patch CSCOnn003 is superseded by the fixes provided in protocol patch CSCOnn004. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
CSCOnn003
Protocol patch CSCOnn003 resolves the following DDTS tickets:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCuk32554
1
mdl-sip
CLI—Unable to Effect CLIR based on
SuppressCLiDigits for SIP.
CSCdw32993
2
mdl
NOT from EISUP coming from HSI DTMF core dump.
CSCdw86561
2
mdl
Cause—Location always mapped to User in ISUP REL
Message.
CSCdw90392
2
mdl
SC doesnt map Ni2+ Progress to ISUP ACM.
CSCdw90720
2
mdl
SC2200 rejects call with ISUP HOP counter=0 with
incorrect cause.
CSCdw91343
2
mdl-sip
SIP callid missing in 1010 Answer tag in CDR record.
CSCdw94447
2
protocol
GTD not sent if Calling Party Number Incomplete
indicator= incomplete.
CSCuk32755
2
mdl-sip
SIP to UK-ISUP calls do not contain calling line identity.
CSCdw91008
3
mdl
SC2200 changes location and coding standard fields in
Release message.
CSCdx00400
3
mdl
SC need to support Chile ITU-BLUE specs for
Recommendation Parameter.
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Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCdw91044
3
mdl-q761
SC send RSC when it receives an ISUP MSU
w/unrecognized message type.
CSCdx00903
3
mdl-q761
MDL ISUPV2_CZECH protocol variant does not
support IPI=2.
Additional information:
•
Protocol patch CSCOnn002 is superseded by the fixes provided in protocol patch CSCOnn003. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
CSCOnn002
Protocol patch CSCOnn002 resolves the following DDTS tickets:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCdw70469
2
other
CIC went locally blocked after calls.
CSCuk31901
2
mdl-q761
No RLC sent after REL received on locally blocked
circuit.
CSCdw66273
3
mdl
IAM message does not include RedirectionInfo IE in
nailed solution.
CSCuk31917
3
mdl-eisup
DTMF digits not forwarded over EISUP.
CSCuk32088
1
mdl-eisup
Incoming calls are dropped when eisup link is put OOS
and then IS.
CSCdw36850
2
mdl-ansi-ss7
ChargeNumber is dropped when same as calling party
number.
CSCdw64942
2
mdl-sip
PGW unable to gracefully handle bad SIP headers; needs
restart.
CSCdw73830
2
mdl-sip
INVITE diversion header is not mapped to re-direct
number.
CSCdw79416
2
mdl
FCI mapping should be de-coupled from NOA of CDDN.
CSCuk31906
3
callctrl
WaitforAnswerTimeout trunk group parameter not being
used.
CSCdw74149
3
mdl-sip
PGW does not respond to the REFER header.
CSCdw72061
6
mdl-sip
Provisioning of Dual CLI.
CSCdw73839
2
mdl-sip
SIP to PSTN call released after 15 seconds when divert
uncond via CSPS.
CSCdw81870
2
mdl
SC always maps SR indicator in SUS/RES message to
Network Initiated.
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Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCdw26901
2
mdl
SS7 CICs in LOCMAN state after gateway reload with
active calls.
CSCdv59315
3
mdl
Need to remove cause code translation towards NAS.
This patch provides updates to:
•
sagt
•
ca
•
sim
•
SS7
•
MGCP
•
SIP
•
ioChanMgr
•
engine
•
mml
•
libpolcomp.so
•
libpolnuman.so
•
libpolroute.so
•
lib_cmg.so
•
lib_cxn.so
•
lib_eng.so
•
lib_rmg.so
•
toolkit
•
iocm
Additional information:
•
Protocol patch CSCOnn001 is superseded by the fixes provided in protocol patch CSCOnn002. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
•
Some bug fixes might require components that are contained in both patches. However, the bug
might only be listed in either protocol patch CSCOnn002 or system patch CSCOgs002. To ensure
that all bug fixes operate as designed, both protocol patch CSCOnn002 and system patch
CSCOgs002 must be installed.
•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
CSCOnn001
Protocol patch CSCOnn001 resolves the following DDTS tickets:
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Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCdw52076
2
mdl
SC2200 resets the circuit.
CSCdw42682
3
mdl-ni2
NI2 release state machine ignores LReleaseCont in REL
initd. RelSeq.
CSCdw42692
3
mdl-ni2
NI2 release state machine ignores LReleaseCont on
LinkFail in Conn. state.
CSCdw42696
3
mdl-ni2
NI2 rel. state machine does not send LRelComp on
linkfail in some scenarios.
CSCdw42699
3
mdl-ni2
NI2 release state machine does not send proper signal to
LCM on dic colsn.
CSCdw45305
3
mdl-ni2
NI2 release state machine does not send right signal to
LCM on T305 exp+rcv.RLC.
CSCdw45332
3
mdl-ni2
NI2 release state machine does not send right signal to
LCM on rcv.RestartAck.
CSCdv77873
6
protocol
Support for IRI/ORI parameters in Q.767 featurette.
CSCdw43415
6
protocol
Mandatory CLI Over Trunk Group featurette.
This patch provides updates to all protocols.
Additional information:
•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
•
This protocol patch contains a new protocol, Q767_SINGAPORE. Since variant.dat has been
updated and is included in the CSCOgs001 system patch, these two patches (protocol and system)
are both required.
CSCOgs043
System patch CSCOgs043 resolves the following DDTS ticket:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCsa98155
2
engine
Ghost Calls are created on STBY because of Replicator
flap.
This patch provides updates to the following:
•
lib_cmg.so
Additional information:
•
System patch CSCOgs041 is superseded by the fixes provided in system patch CSCOgs042. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
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•
For information on provisioning restrictions imposed while upgrading to patches that support the
Seamless Upgrade feature, refer to Seamless Upgrade under the New Features section.
CSCOgs042
System patch CSCOgs042 resolves the following DDTS ticket:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCed57037
3
ioccpriip
Patch to capture RLM_DTYPE_START_Req as Error
Level msgs.
This patch provides updates to the following:
•
ISDNIP
Additional information:
•
System patch CSCOgs041 is superseded by the fixes provided in system patch CSCOgs042. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
•
For information on provisioning restrictions imposed while upgrading to patches that support the
Seamless Upgrade feature, refer to Seamless Upgrade under the New Features section.
CSCOgs041
System patch CSCOgs041 resolves the following DDTS ticket:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCed30469
3
engine
Unexpected RSC from PGW clears Active Call.
This patch provides updates to the following:
•
engine
•
lib_eng.so
•
lib_cmg.so
•
lib_rmg.so
•
lib_cxn.so
Additional information:
•
System patch CSCOgs040 is superseded by the fixes provided in system patch CSCOgs041. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
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•
For information on provisioning restrictions imposed while upgrading to patches that support the
Seamless Upgrade feature, refer to Seamless Upgrade under the New Features section.
CSCOgs040
System patch CSCOgs040 resolves the following DDTS tickets:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCec57330
3
ioccc7
SS7 core dump when PGW was going down - Not
consistent.
CSCea59671
4
mmdb
Provide script to remove TimesTen replication.
This patch provides updates to the following:
•
added delete_replication.sh
Additional information:
•
System patch CSCOgs039 is superseded by the fixes provided in system patch CSCOgs040. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
•
For information on provisioning restrictions imposed while upgrading to patches that support the
Seamless Upgrade feature, refer to Seamless Upgrade under the New Features section.
CSCOgs039
System patch CSCOgs039 resolves the following DDTS tickets:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCec29137
2
snmp
memory leak in the sagt process.
CSCec24423
3
engine
Failed to get FCIBCIEnable property value.
CSCec34513
3
pxelogger
Control characters in platform.log messages corrupts
grep display.
This patch provides updates to the following:
•
patch
•
engine (and engine libraries)
•
sagt
•
mmSAgt
•
MGCP
•
libsa.so
•
libpxelog.so
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•
libxe.so
Additional information:
•
System patch CSCOgs038 is superseded by the fixes provided in system patch CSCOgs039. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
•
For information on provisioning restrictions imposed while upgrading to patches that support the
Seamless Upgrade feature, refer to Seamless Upgrade under the New Features section.
CSCOgs038
System patch CSCOgs038 resolves the following DDTS ticket:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCeb66052
6
other
Derived FCI and BCI for Interworking featurette.
This patch provides updates to the following:
•
XECfgParm.dat
•
propSet.dat
Additional information:
•
System patch CSCOgs037 is superseded by the fixes provided in system patch CSCOgs038. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
•
For information on provisioning restrictions imposed while upgrading to patches that support the
Seamless Upgrade feature, refer to Seamless Upgrade under the New Features section.
•
Both patches CSCOnn036 and CSCOgs038 must be installed.
•
For information on the Derived FCI and BCI featurette, refer to information provided in patch
CSCOnn036.
CSCOgs037
System patch CSCOgs037 resolves the following DDTS tickets:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCeb33315
2
provision
Migration from 9.2(2) to 9.4(1) fails due to missing
percRoute.dat.
CSCeb35457
3
engine
Deleted naspath continues to be CheckPointed.
CSCeb07238
6
other
New Cause Code for Call Re-Attempts featurette.
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This patch provides updates to the following:
•
engine
•
mml
•
pom
•
XECfgParm.dat
Additional information:
•
System patch CSCOgs036 is superseded by the fixes provided in system patch CSCOgs037. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
•
For information on provisioning restrictions imposed while upgrading to patches that support the
Seamless Upgrade feature, refer to Seamless Upgrade under the New Features section.
•
Both patches CSCOnn034 and CSCOgs037 must be installed.
•
For information on the New Cause Code for Call Re-Attempts featurette, refer to the New Cause
Code for Call Re-Attempts, page 24 in the New Features in This Release section of this document.
CSCOgs036
System patch CSCOgs036 resolves the following DDTS tickets:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCea53419
3
iocm
MSO Warmstart Error.
CSCea83537
3
provision
corrupted files.dat should not stop the provisioning
command.
CSCea90444
3
provision
local port number of session set should not be changed
via prov-ed.
CSCeb06939
3
engine
reset cic clears GW block.
CSCeb15001
3
ioccc7
Core from SS7 process due to race condition.
This patch provides updates to the following:
•
ioChanMgr
•
engine
•
mml
•
libpolcomp.so
•
libpol
•
SS7
Additional information:
•
System patch CSCOgs035 is superseded by the fixes provided in system patch CSCOgs036. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
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•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
•
For information on provisioning restrictions imposed while upgrading to patches that support the
Seamless Upgrade feature, refer to Seamless Upgrade under the New Features section.
CSCOgs035
System patch CSCOgs035 resolves the following DDTS tickets:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCea19890
3
mml
vld-cic command timed out in variant Q767_BASE.
CSCea43229
3
engine
rtrv-admin-state causes core file.
CSCea45365
3
cmm
CMM: CDR_Viewer: CDE-Tag_4108 and
CDE-Tag_4109 are reversed.
CSCea47661
3
provision
No file exported with subdirectory specified in
prov-add:files.
CSCea47734
3
mml
Incorrect message for prov-dlt:files:name=bcfile.
CSCea47883
3
provision
Can not import trkgrp file after
prov-dlt:files:name=trkgrp.
CSCea63749
3
provision
DialPlan prov err: resulttable:The result .. cannot be
connected to.
This patch provides updates to the following:
•
ioChanMgr
•
engine
•
mml
•
libpolcomp.so
•
libpolnuman.so
•
presentation.dat
•
propSet.dat
•
position.dat
Additional information:
•
System patch CSCOgs034 is superseded by the fixes provided in system patch CSCOgs035. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
•
For information on provisioning restrictions imposed while upgrading to patches that support the
Seamless Upgrade feature, refer to Seamless Upgrade under the New Features section.
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CSCOgs034
System patch CSCOgs034 resolves the following DDTS tickets:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCea28944
3
mmlhelp
Invalid target<pt code> need to be removed from prt-call.
CSCea37989
3
engine
files.dat corrupted
CSCea38411
3
provision
prov-rtrv:siprttrnkgrp dumps junk along with output
data.
CSCea39925
3
engine
Query-cic and rtrv-cic show different cic state.
This patch provides updates to the following:
•
mml help
•
mml
•
engine
•
pol
•
mmlCommands.dat
Additional information:
•
System patch CSCOgs033 is superseded by the fixes provided in system patch CSCOgs034. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
•
For information on provisioning restrictions imposed while upgrading to patches that support the
Seamless Upgrade feature, refer to Seamless Upgrade under the New Features section.
CSCOgs033
System patch CSCOgs033 resolves the following DDTS tickets:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCea19223
3
engine
After switchover the call duration in mute call report
incorrect.
CSCea14695
3
provision
prov-ed:siprttrnkgrp url=new_entry prov-rtrv causes
core dump.
CSCea20373
3
ioccisdnl3
ISDNL3 core file.
CSCea27254
3
toolkit
TOOLKIT: CDR_View: GUI hangs if query on
Call_Reference_ID.
CSCea22996
3
ioccxgcp
mgcp-1 process terminates when mgcp communication
to gw is lost.
This patch provides updates to the following:
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•
MGC Toolkit
•
libpol
•
MGCP
•
ISDNL3
•
engine
•
mml
Additional information:
•
System patch CSCOgs032 is superseded by the fixes provided in system patch CSCOgs033. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
•
For information on provisioning restrictions imposed while upgrading to patches that support the
Seamless Upgrade feature, refer to Seamless Upgrade under the New Features section.
CSCOgs032
System patch CSCOgs032 resolves the following DDTS tickets:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCea03671
2
ioccc7
SC not able to send msgs to certain destinations on large
configs.
CSCea03686
2
ioccc7
Switchover fails to complete: Boxes stopped in standby.
CSCea19102
2
upgrade
DialPlan is not migrated while doing upgrade 7.4(11) to
9.4(0.11).
CSCdz74989
3
ioccc7
MSO refused warm start-up failed.
CSCdz83181
3
mml
MML updates needed for commands involving trunk
group.
CSCdz85720
3
engine
Manual CIC Block does not work when
BLK=GATEWAY & REMAUTO.
CSCdz89613
3
provision
Editing individual rttrnkgrp props corrupts trunkGroup
AttrubuteIdx.
CSCea07185
3
toolkit
TOOLKIT: Measurement_Viewer:
CURRENT_STOP_TIME selection broken.
CSCea10287
3
provision
sigsvcprop error message misleading.
CSCea11634
3
toolkit
TOOLKIT: MGC_Backup and MGC_Restore flickers
open/close at startup.
CSCea15124
3
engine
Engine does not disconnect from TimesTen database on
shutdown.
CSCea17264
3
engine
Larger number of engine errors on the standby box for
released calls.
This patch provides updates to the following:
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MML help
•
MGC Toolkit
•
replicator
•
ISDNIP
•
MGCP
•
SIP
•
EISUP
•
ISDNL3
•
TALI
•
engine
•
mml
•
SS7
Additional information:
•
System patch CSCOgs031 is superseded by the fixes provided in system patch CSCOgs032. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
•
For information on provisioning restrictions imposed while upgrading to patches that support the
Seamless Upgrade feature, refer to Seamless Upgrade under the New Features section.
CSCOgs031
System patch CSCOgs031 resolves the following DDTS tickets:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCdz83084
2
iocm-sj
IOCM comes up in stopped state after upgrading 9.2(2)
to 9.3(2).
CSCdz50457
3
engine
Core file created.
CSCdz85745
3
usability
Inconsistency in naming of IP-Addresses on
MGC_Setup.
This patch provides updates to the following:
•
engine
•
IOCM
•
mml help
•
MGC_Setup
Additional information:
•
System patch CSCOgs030 is superseded by the fixes provided in system patch CSCOgs031. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
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•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
•
For information on provisioning restrictions imposed while upgrading to patches that support the
Seamless Upgrade feature, refer to Seamless Upgrade under the New Features section.
CSCOgs030
System patch CSCOgs030 resolves the following DDTS tickets:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCdz41460
2
snmp
CIAgent does not detect the SUN V120 ERI ethernet
interfaces.
CSCdz63501
3
mmlhelp
MML help:prov-exp SIGNAL needs to be removed as a
valid TID.
This patch provides updates to the following:
•
mmlhelp
•
mib2agt
Additional information:
•
System patch CSCOgs029 is superseded by the fixes provided in system patch CSCOgs030. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
•
For information on provisioning restrictions imposed while upgrading to patches that support the
Seamless Upgrade feature, refer to Seamless Upgrade under the New Features section.
CSCOgs029
System patch CSCOgs029 resolves the following DDTS tickets:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCdz58556
3
engine
PGW - crash after switchover.
CSCdz69216
3
iocceisup
EISUP hog CPU.
CSCdy48084
3
iocm
rtrv-tc:all Interface Disabled. Must bounce PGW.
CSCdz32935
3
provision
Deleted CONDRTE name still appears in prov-exp.
CSCdz68301
6
engine
Add Call duration in Suspected mute call log in PGW.
CSCdx88717
6
iocm
dmfe interfaces (10/100BaseT) not supported.
This patch provides updates to the following:
•
libpom.so
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libpolfiles.so
•
libpolroute.so
•
libda.so
•
libpolnuman.so
•
lib_cmg.so
•
libpolcomp.so
•
lib_cxn.so
•
lib_eng.so
•
lib_rmg.so
•
foverd
•
EISUP
•
MGCP
•
ISDNL3
•
ioChanMgr
•
engine.no_smartalloc
•
engine.smartalloc
•
pom
•
mml
Additional information:
•
System patch CSCOgs028 is superseded by the fixes provided in system patch CSCOgs029. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
•
For information on provisioning restrictions imposed while upgrading to patches that support the
Seamless Upgrade feature, refer to Seamless Upgrade under the New Features section.
CSCOgs028
System patch CSCOgs028 resolves the following DDTS tickets:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCdz47294
3
dumper
CDE tag 6004 in CDR file header and footer exceeds
limit in spec.
CSCdz54239
3
engine
Engine cannot free up bearChan after receiving channel
mgmt calls.
CSCdz52337
3
mmlhelp
mml-help: Error in prov-add:files session.
CSCdz 53889
3
provision
Allow Priority 2 route for Mated STP pair.
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This patch provides updates to the following:
•
libpolcomp.so
•
libpolnuman.so
•
lib_cmg.so
•
lib_eng.so
•
cdrDmpr
•
mml
•
engine.no_smartalloc
•
engine.smartalloc
Additional information:
•
System patch CSCOgs027 is superseded by the fixes provided in system patch CSCOgs028. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
•
For information on provisioning restrictions imposed while upgrading to patches that support the
Seamless Upgrade feature, refer to Seamless Upgrade under the New Features section.
CSCOgs027
System patch CSCOgs027 resolves the following DDTS tickets:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCdy71765
2
iocm
Dynamic delete and readd of DPC - Mate remains INB.
CSCdz42426
2
upgrade
Script needed to replicate Timesten between 9.2(2) and
9.3(2).
CSCdz41539
3
engine
Error incorrectly printed in platform log is misleading.
CSCdz43256
3
engine
Do not allow dynamic deletion of Trunk with active call.
CSCdz37648
4
engine
Need more debug info for mute call.
This patch provides updates to the following:
•
mod_replication_port.sh
•
librudp.so
•
libsa.so
•
libmmdb.so
•
libpom.so
•
libpolbase.so
•
libpolfiles.so
•
libconvutil.so
•
libda.so
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libpolroute.so
•
libxe.so
•
libpolnuman.so
•
lib_cmg.so
•
libpolcomp.so
•
lib_cxn.so
•
lib_eng.so
•
lib_rmg.so
•
cfgM
•
almM
•
mmdbd
•
mmTest
•
measMgr
•
procM
•
cms
•
cdrDmpr
•
amDmpr
•
ISDNIP
•
replicator
•
EISUP
•
SS7
•
foverd
•
ISDNL3
•
TALI
•
TCAP
•
sagt
•
mmSAgt
•
ioChanMgr
•
mml
•
engine.no_smartalloc
•
engine.smartalloc
Additional information:
•
System patch CSCOgs026 is superseded by the fixes provided in system patch CSCOgs027. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
•
For information on provisioning restrictions imposed while upgrading to patches that support the
Seamless Upgrade feature, refer to Seamless Upgrade under the New Features section.
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CSCOgs026
System patch CSCOgs026 resolves the following DDTS tickets:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCdz30575
2
upgrade
Migration of dialplans failed from 7.4(x) to 9.2(x).
CSCdz15886
3
other
The config-lib tool changes the dat files ownership under
../etc.
CSCdz29535
3
other
chk_inv fails for Solaris patches on Sol8 OS 02/02.
CSCdz27504
3
procm
PGW OOS due to IPLINK de-provision.
CSCdx65443
3
provision
Dynamic reconfig of some numbering plan trunk group
properties fails.
CSCdy82535
3
provision
Invalid route priority not detected in provisioning.
CSCdz30678
3
toolkit
In MDL environment, get_trc.sh fails as .so files missing.
This patch provides updates to the following:
•
libpolbase.so
•
libpolcomp.so
•
libpolfiles.so
•
libpolroute.so
•
libpolnuman.so
•
chk_inv
•
procM
•
pom
•
mml
•
Toolbar.tbc
•
config-lib
•
get_trc.sh
•
migrate_cpp_5_6
Additional information:
•
System patch CSCOgs025 is superseded by the fixes provided in system patch CSCOgs026. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
•
For information on provisioning restrictions imposed while upgrading to patches that support the
Seamless Upgrade feature, refer to Seamless Upgrade under the New Features section.
•
CSCdz30575—Migration of Dialplans Failed from 7.4(x) to 9.2(x)—If you receive the migrating
dialplan error during migration, refer to the Cisco Media Gateway Controller Software Release 9
Installation and Configuration Guide, Chapter 5, Upgrading to Cisco MGC Software Release
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9.3(2), at the following url:
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/access/sc/rel9/swinstl/index.htm.
CSCOgs025
System patch CSCOgs025 resolves the following DDTS tickets:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCdz23398
2
provision
STBY comes up OOS if pom.dataSync is set to TRUE.
CSCdy46285
3
engine
SC2200:Memory Leak in engine.smartalloc over period
of time.
CSCdy85209
3
engine
Incorrect clear cause.
CSCdz11836
3
engine
SC need to synchronize bearer channel status.
CSCdz15685
3
mdl-callctrl
Spontaneous switchover in PGW during Re-routing fo
the call.
CSCdz14120
3
pxelogger
LogView:Log Default Date/Time-Range off 1hr.
This patch provides updates to all libraries and binaries.
Additional information:
•
System patch CSCOgs024 is superseded by the fixes provided in system patch CSCOgs025. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
•
For information on provisioning restrictions imposed while upgrading to patches that support the
Seamless Upgrade feature, refer to Seamless Upgrade under the New Features section.
CSCOgs024
System patch CSCOgs024 resolves the following DDTS tickets:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCdz01483
3
ioccxgcp
mgcp link OOS when more than 1 local IP addresses are
used.
CSCdy83812
3
measm
Meas Mgr counts duplicate measurements against max
limit.
CSCdz03288
4
engine
Error log for failed call was chopped.
This patch provides updates to:
•
libxe.so
•
libpolnuman.so
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•
lib_cmg.so
•
MGCP
•
engine.no_smartalloc
•
engine.smartalloc
Additional information:
•
System patch CSCOgs023 is superseded by the fixes provided in system patch CSCOgs024. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
•
For information on provisioning restrictions imposed while upgrading to patches that support the
Seamless Upgrade feature, refer to Seamless Upgrade under the New Features section.
CSCOgs023
System patch CSCOgs023 resolves the following DDTS tickets:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCdy68963
2
engine
PGW sends wrong GRSA during HW failure.
CSCdy74282
2
engine
Desired platform field in XECfgParm is case sensitive it
should not.
CSCdy77004
2
iocceisup
EISUP core when setting eisup links OOS or IS.
CSCdy78597
2
iocceisup
EISUP core dump upon switchover.
CSCdy21573
3
engine
SVC=Notset is set in IPLNK configuration.
CSCdy77222
3
engine
Need to print out error log if mute call is detected.
CSCdy69559
3
iocceisup
EISUP link not function correctly after migrating 9.2(2)
to 9.3(1)T.
This patch provides updates to:
•
lib_cmg.so
•
lib_cxn.so
•
libpolcomp.so
•
lib_eng.so
•
lib_rmg.so
•
engine.no_smartalloc
•
engine.smartalloc
•
EISUP
Additional information:
•
System patch CSCOgs022 is superseded by the fixes provided in system patch CSCOgs023. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
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•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
•
For information on provisioning restrictions imposed while upgrading to patches that support the
Seamless Upgrade feature, refer to Seamless Upgrade under the New Features section.
CSCOgs022
System patch CSCOgs022 resolves the following DDTS tickets:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCdy66616
1
mml
Unable to prov more than 32 links error msg with valid
batch file.
CSCdy61442
2
engine
CPU Timer Interval is not disabled if CPUTimerInterval
is set to 0.
CSCdx20455
2
provision
SIP: rttrnkgrp entry with type=9 mess up rttrnkgrp &
siprttrnkgrp table.
CSCdx95892
2
iocm
Dynamic re-add of ss7path, dpc, trunks are not added
properly.
CSCdy49086
2
iocm
Calls release with NtwkOutOfOrder/Resource-Unavail
after failovers.
CSCdy50259
3
ioccxgcp
MGCP Retry message in platfrom.log should be printed
at all levels.
CSCdy48913
3
iocm
MGCP-Link: OFF-DUTY link set back to IS, still shows
OFF-DUTY.
CSCdy57808
3
iocm
CGB sent when one mgcp link oos, off_duty moves when
both link oos.
This patch provides updates to:
•
libpolcomp.so
•
lib_eng.so
•
engine.no_smartalloc
•
engine.smartalloc
•
ioChanMgr
•
mml
•
MGCP
Additional information:
•
System patch CSCOgs021 is superseded by the fixes provided in system patch CSCOgs022. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
•
For information on provisioning restrictions imposed while upgrading to patches that support the
Seamless Upgrade feature, refer to Seamless Upgrade under the New Features section.
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CSCOgs021
System patch CSCOgs021 resolves the following DDTS tickets:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCdy57649
2
provision
Provisioning is not blocked during Seamless upgrade.
CSCdy62867
3
engine
MGCP ERR: Unrecognized control vector 99.
CSCdy51856
3
iocm
When C7LNK-INH is executed twice, link goes into
CONFiguration mode.
CSCdy56160
3
provision
Invalid conditional routing names allowed in 9.2(2)
causing migrate problems.
CSCdy21663
3
toolkit
Toolkit: CDR_Viewer: Eight 1060 tags not displayed for
EndOfCall-CDB.
CSCdy37888
3
toolkit
Retired tags need to be removed from CDR viewer code.
CSCdy39103
3
toolkit
Please remove tag 5000 in 1090 and 1100 in the viewer.
This patch provides updates to:
•
libconvutil.so
•
libpolroute.so
•
SS7
•
MGCP
•
SIP
•
EISUP
•
ISDNL3
•
TALI
•
pom
•
ioChanMgr
•
position.dat
Additional information:
•
System patch CSCOgs020 is superseded by the fixes provided in system patch CSCOgs021. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
•
For information on provisioning restrictions imposed while upgrading to patches that support the
Seamless Upgrade feature, refer to Seamless Upgrade under the New Features section.
•
CSCdy56160—Invalid conditional routing names allowed in 9.2(2) causing migrate problems—In
previous 9.2(2) releases, conditional routing name validation did not occur. Therefore, the potential
that invalid conditional routing names were created exists.
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As of patch CSCOgs021, conditional routing name validation occurs in release 9.2(2). Previously
existing configurations should be checked to ensure that invalid names are not used. Conditional
routing names should consist of 1–20 alphanumeric characters. If your conditional routing name is
invalid, the routeAnalysis.dat file must be edited. Contact TAC so that the engineering team can be
notified to have your information modified.
If an invalid conditional routing name is used in release 9.2(2) and you attempt to upgrade to a newer
release (9.3(2) and higher), the migration will fail because the validation of the conditional route
name fails.
CSCOgs020
System patch CSCOgs020 resolves the following DDTS tickets:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCdy39073
2
flovr
Switchover takes too long when active process crashes.
CSCdy45291
2
ioccxgcp
MGCP link shows wrong state in standalone mode.
CSCdy46777
3
engine
Blk-cic not operational - no CGB sent out.
CSCdy44942
3
mdl-tools
Option G for get_trc.sh does not work.
CSCdy44110
3
mml
sta-softw needs to be removed from MML help.
CSCdy46328
3
provision
Provisioning should allow different sw-types on same
SS7 IOCC.
This patch provides updates to:
•
lib_cmg.so
•
lib_cxn.so
•
lib_eng.so
•
lib_rmg.so
•
libpom.so
•
libpolcomp.so
•
pom
•
replicator
•
sagt
•
mmSAgt
•
ioChanMgr
•
engine.no_smartalloc
•
engine.smartalloc
•
mml
•
foverd
•
get_trc.sh
•
sta-softw.help
•
stp-softw.help
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Additional information:
•
System patch CSCOgs019 is superseded by the fixes provided in system patch CSCOgs020. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
•
For information on provisioning restrictions imposed while upgrading to patches that support the
Seamless Upgrade feature, refer to Seamless Upgrade under the New Features section.
CSCOgs019
System patch CSCOgs019 resolves the following DDTS tickets:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCdy36697
2
engine
Unable to modify SC config due to absence of SS7 route
for some dpc.
CSCdy11883
2
ioccsip
Either hme down no pgw TRYING response to INVITE.
CSCdy15578
3
iocm
OFF_DUTY state of MGCP/IP-LNK is mismatch
between active and standby.
CSCdy38844
3
mml
MML core dumps on prov-export.
CSCdy38706
3
provision
MMLHELP: Get INPUT INVALID TARGET when
executing HELP:PROV-EXP.
CSCdy41805
6
other
Ratigan - Netra 20 Support.
This patch provides updates to:
•
chk_inv
•
engine.no_smartalloc
•
engine.smartalloc
•
lib_cmg.so
•
lib_cxn.so
•
lib_eng.so
•
lib_rmg.so
•
libpom.so
•
ioChanMgr
•
mml
Additional information:
•
System patch CSCOgs018 is superseded by the fixes provided in system patch CSCOgs019. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
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CSCdy41805—The Software Control Inventory feature has been enhanced to recognize the Netra
20 as a legitimate PGW 2200 host platform.
CSCOgs018
System patch CSCOgs018 resolves the following DDTS tickets:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCdy30928
2
provision
prov-add: nailedtrunk cannot add NAS dsttimeslot range
1-31 for E1 SPAN.
CSCdy18222
2
engine
set-admin-state: lock causes CGB with immediate
release sent to far end.
CSCdy12454
3
other
Software inventory control does not properly handle
Solaris patches.
CSCdy24054
3
other
Software inventory control program cannot find MGC
files.
This patch provides updates to:
•
chk_inv
•
engine.no_smartalloc
•
engine.smartalloc
•
lib_cmg.so
•
lib_cxn.so
•
lib_eng.so
•
lib_rmg.so
•
libpolbase.so
•
libpolcomp.so
•
libpolfiles.so
•
libpolnuman.so
•
libpolroute.so
•
libpom.so
•
mmSAgt
•
mml
•
pom
•
replicator
•
sagt
Additional information:
•
System patch CSCOgs017 is superseded by the fixes provided in system patch CSCOgs018. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
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•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
CSCOgs017
System patch CSCOgs017 resolves the following DDTS tickets:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCdy14868
2
provision
Modify nailed trunk SRCSVC field cause
DSTTIMESLOT set to junk value.
CSCdy07603
3
provision
Invalid CIC are allowed in prov-add:nailedtrnk
w/SPANSIZE specified.
CSCdy19113
3
provision
Not able to change CLIDefaultAllowed property using
mml command.
CSCdx68011
6
engine
NOA, Cause 14, 32 Digit and Overdecadic for Sweden.
This patch provides updates to:
•
libpolbase.so
•
libpolcomp.so
•
libpolfiles.so
•
libpolnuman.so
•
libpolroutes.so
•
lib_eng.so
•
libpom.so
•
engine.no_smartalloc
•
engine.smartalloc
•
pom
•
mml
Additional information:
•
System patch CSCOgs016 is superseded by the fixes provided in system patch CSCOgs017. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
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CSCOgs016
System patch CSCOgs016 resolves the following DDTS tickets:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCdx88061
2
ioccsip
Siplink always in service although hme interface is
down.
CSCdy11069
2
ioccsip
Need to add maddr parameter to Contact header TEMPORARY.
CSCdy12278
2
ioccsip
PGW fails to recognize its own via in a comma separated
list.
CSCdy14417
2
replicator
Active calls are ramdomically dropped when testing
failover SC2200.
CSCdy04577
3
engine
COT_FAIL CIC stuck indefinitely upon failover.
CSCdy08358
3
engine
selseq=ITU2 CIC selection information request.
CSCdy08356
3
mdl-cdr
Incorrect release cause code in CDR record.
CSCdy05018
4
mml
Diaglog command issues need addressed.
This patch provides updates to:
•
lib_eng.so
•
lib_rmg.so
•
engine.no_smartalloc
•
engine.smartalloc
•
replicator
•
ioChanMgr
•
SIP
•
mml
Additional information:
•
System patch CSCOgs015 is superseded by the fixes provided in system patch CSCOgs016. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
CSCOgs015
System patch CSCOgs015 resolves the following DDTS tickets:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCdx85634
2
engine
Engine_smartall core dumps during 24 hour test.
CSCdy02534
2
engine
Core dump; not able to export dialplans.
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Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCdx70782
3
provision
numan-rtrv:cause INDEX should be CAUSEVALUE.
CSCdx92221
3
iocm
RTRV-RTE shows incorrect state after TFP message.
CSCdy10708
3
mmlhelp
Documents need to describe transient state query-cic.
CSCdx72511
3
userdoc
Documents need to more clearly define kill-call.
This patch provides updates to:
•
lib_cmg.so
•
lib_eng.so
•
lib_cxn.so
•
lib_rmg.so
•
libpolfiles.so
•
libpolnuman.so
•
libpolroute.so
•
replicator
•
engine.no_smartalloc
•
engine.smartalloc
•
ioChanMgr
•
mml
Additional information:
•
System patch CSCOgs014 is superseded by the fixes provided in system patch CSCOgs015. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
CSCOgs014
System patch CSCOgs014 resolves the following DDTS tickets:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCdy00230
2
other
Mulitple call forwards between SIP and PSTN.
CSCdx94403
3
engine
When controller is down CGB with immediate release to
be sent.
CSCdx37330
3
ioccsip
Active system does not show correct state of SIP links.
CSCdx37375
3
ioccsip
Wrong state of SIP links when SIP link is set to OOS.
CSCdx77744
3
iocm
Setting of EISUP-links leads to mismatch status on
EISUP-DEST.
CSCdx93172
3
mml
mml does not allow two ip links with same ip address and
peer port.
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Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCdx60231
3
mmlhelp
For BTNUP reset-cic does not work.
CSCdx60893
3
provision
Need validation for prova-add:nailed src/dsttimeslot
field.
CSCdx77137
3
provision
Failures to write provisioning data to disk are not caught.
CSCdx92417
3
provision
Prov-add allows duplicate ss7 cics.
CSCdx84557
3
replicator
Call synchronization does not occur with only Link B
connected.
CSCdx61723
6
other
NOA Cause14 32 Digit and Overdecadic for
Spain/Italy/Belgium featurette.
This patch provides updates to:
•
lib_cmg.so
•
lib_eng.so
•
libconvutil.so
•
libda.so
•
libpolbase.so
•
libpolcomp.so
•
libpolfiles.so
•
libpolnuman.so
•
libpolroute.so
•
libpom.so
•
replicator
•
engine.no_smartalloc
•
engine.smartalloc
•
SIP
•
MGCP
•
SS7
•
EISUP
•
ioChanMgr
•
mml
•
pom
Additional information:
•
System patch CSCOgs013 is superseded by the fixes provided in system patch CSCOgs014. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
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CSCdx61723—NOA Cause14 32 Digit and Overdecadic for Spain/Italy/Belgium Featurette—This
featurette implements the mapping of LNP parameters on three ITU protocols (Spanish, Italian, and
Belgium ISUP). The parameters are:
– 1—Country specific NOA values
– 2—Cause 14 for QoR
– 3—32 and Overdecadic Digits support (Spain requires both; Italian already supports both, and
Belgium ISUP already supports Overdecadics).
CSCOgs013
System patch CSCOgs013 resolves the following DDTS tickets:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCdx81270
1
engine
Reload RSIP doesnt recover BLK=GATEWAY CICs in
PGW.
CSCdx79240
2
pxelogger
Not able to execute mml commands after running load
test for 12 hours.
CSCdx79984
2
engine
GRS not acked after HW failure.
CSCdx80418
2
engine
SC cored when doing manual switch over.
CSCdx89870
2
engine
CQM for unequipped circuit fails UCIC response.
CSCdx93652
2
flovr
Crashing process can loop indefintely.
This patch provides updates to:
•
libpxelog.so
•
replicator
•
sagt
•
lib_cmg.so
•
lib_cxn.so
•
lib_eng.so
•
lib_rmg.so
•
engine.no_smartalloc
•
engine.smartalloc
•
mml
Additional information:
•
System patch CSCOgs012 is superseded by the fixes provided in system patch CSCOgs013. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
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CSCOgs012
System patch CSCOgs012 resolves the following DDTS tickets:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCdx59012
2
engine
VSC releases CICs prior to receive GRA or CGUA.
CSCdx77379
3
engine
Timer T19 expired after CGBA received from SS7
network.
Additional information:
•
System patch CSCOgs011 is superseded by the fixes provided in system patch CSCOgs012. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
CSCOgs011
System patch CSCOgs011 resolves the following DDTS tickets:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCdx67988
1
engine
Excessive call failures stuck cics when sending multiple
ISUP parameters.
CSCdx56882
2
engine-sj
SC cannot process call with NI2 segmented messages
and engine=debug.
CSCdx77141
2
replicator
Replicator cores on startup—standalone only.
Additional information:
•
System patch CSCOgs010 is superseded by the fixes provided in system patch CSCOgs011. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
CSCOgs010
System patch CSCOgs010 resolves the following DDTS tickets:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCdx03812
2
iocm
EISUP links went to COOS afte failover&failback.
CSCdx38260
2
iocm
Dynamically deleted/modified NAS links do not work
properly.
CSCOgs012
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Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCdx17509
2
replicator
After bring hme interfaces down/up problems with
switchover for 5 to 10 minutes.
CSCdx34803
2
replicator
While 10,000 calls are up on ACTIVE, .4% are not
replicated to standby.
CSCdx15580
3
iocm
The perf counters generated by PGW are different than
documented.
CSCdx19122
3
iocm
inb->foos denied for dynamically added ss7 links.
CSCdx15297
3
provision
Same peer port should not be allowed for ip links on
naspaths on dif.
CSCdx46359
3
provision
GTD info not sent to NAS after gtd parameter changes.
CSCdx63327
4
mmlhelp
MML help needs to be updated.
Additional information:
•
System patch CSCOgs009 is superseded by the fixes provided in system patch CSCOgs010. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
CSCOgs009
System patch CSCOgs009 resolves the following DDTS tickets:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCdx61520
1
engine
Sust:Engine coring when blocking CICs.
CSCdx61749
1
provision
btnup 3.1KHz not able to associate profile with trunk
group.
CSCdx63046
1
provision
Deviation in software caused unsuccessful merge.
CSCdx56882
2
engine-sj
SC cannot process call with NI2 segmented messages
and engine=debug.
CSCdx59150
2
engine-sj
Engine core dump for SIP calls in debug mode.
CSCdx53255
3
engine
Engine dumps core after an mml sw-over on previous
active PGW.
CSCdw91618
2
flovr
Slave not active until core file written on Master.
CSCdx19122
3
iocm
inb->foos denied for dynamically added ss7 links.
CSCdx48770
3
iocm
IOCM generates SW Fail alarm when mgcp link state set
to OOS in VSC.
CSCdx52198
3
mml
Resultname /Resultsetname.
CSCdx33526
3
mmlhelp
Sust:rtrv-eqpt shows card INB but calls are still
processed.
CSCdx51773
4
mml
SND commands in MML should be removed.
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Additional information:
•
System patch CSCOgs008 is superseded by the fixes provided in system patch CSCOgs009. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
CSCOgs008
System patch CSCOgs008 resolves the following DDTS tickets:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCdx12388
2
mdl-in
Trigger.dat needs updating to support CONTIN and
CONNECT cutnpaste.
CSCdx48492
2
mdl-sip
Multiple IP A records from DNS are not used when first
fails.
CSCuk33572
2
mdl-sip
Normal call clearing forwards from SIP client has
location 10.
CSCdx41413
3
dumper
cdrDmpr incorrectly tries to rm .cdr_xx with var/spool
diff file sys.
CSCdx42143
3
ioccc7
Cannot use the same SS7 link for ISUP and TUP traffic.
CSCdx33524
3
mml
Sust:rtrv-eqpt shows card INB but calls are still
processed.
CSCdx34340
3
mml
mml prov-rtrv:dchan by SVC field is not working as
design.
CSCdx35644
3
mml
MML Help command is case sensitive.
CSCdx20208
3
other
MGCbackup failed if MGC stopped with a provsioning
session open.
CSCdx38315
3
other
MGCbackup do not list all scheduled backups setup by
different users.
CSCdx42730
3
procm
A few problems related to removing dangling channel
controller.
CSCdx04293
3
provision
Cannot use same SLC in 2 linksets with same APC and
different OPC.
CSCdx13123
3
provision
Provision allows two sip links to the same IP address on
PGW2200.
CSCdx18088
3
provision
Max number of route list is 6 instead of 5 for conditional
route.
CSCdx37984
3
provision
Provisioning should limit the number of RLM ports to 8.
CSCdx42119
3
provision
Provisioning should allow different sw-types on same
SS7 IOCC.
CSCdw61819
6
other
Software Inventory Control.
Additional information:
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Note
Patches CSCOnn009 and CSCOgs008 are dependent on one another and must both be installed.
•
System patch CSCOgs007 is superseded by the fixes provided in system patch CSCOgs008. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
•
CSCdw61819—Software Inventory Control—this featurette detects incompatible software versions
residing on test systems in the various Cisco testing facilities. Each software release provides a file
containing checksum information for all the libraries and executables being installed. The Software
Inventory Control utility generates checksums on the production system then compares those
checksums with the values in the installation master file. A discrepancy indicates that the software
on the box does not match the software that was originally installed.
This featurette does not identify the source of a problem or the correct software to install. It does
indicate if a problem exists prior to the testing of incompatible software.
•
CSCdx05822— ISDN Q931 3.1Khz Incorrectly Coded for BTNUP —this featurette extends the
function of the existing defaultBC property to include BTNUP-based trunk groups. The property can
be set to SPEECH or 3_1_KHZ. The default setting is SPEECH.
If the property is set to 3_1_KHZ, PGW converts the outgoing ISDN 3.1KHz (CAT3) call over the
BTNUP TrunkGroup to an ISDN speech (CAT2) call. This property has no impact on outgoing
ISDN data (CAT1) and speech (CAT2) calls over the BTNUP TrunkGroup.
Note
CSCdx05822 was propagated forward with 9.1(5) patch CSCOgs011.
CSCOgs007
System patch CSCOgs007 resolves the following DDTS tickets:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCdx24991
2
engine
SC2200 core dumped when prov-add:files was done.
CSCdw84975
3
ioccc7
MTP-3 Changeback Declaration not implemented.
CSCdx33645
3
ioccpriip
Cannot support single NAS interface with dual local
interface.
Additional information:
•
System patch CSCOgs006 is superseded by the fixes provided in system patch CSCOgs007. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
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CSCOgs006
System patch CSCOgs006 resolves the following DDTS tickets:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCdx09580
2
engine
Segmented ISDN message sometimes interrupted with
other messages.
CSCdw77330
3
mmlhelp
help:set-iplnk should be updated for nas links.
CSCdx14033
2
ioccsip
Standby shows SIP links IS STDBY after dynamic
configuration.
CSCdx21171
4
ioccsip
siptool trace filter fails to work.
CSCdx07598
2
iocm
Dynamically readding dpc leaves the ss7 dest in INB.
CSCdw93244
2
iocm
Cannot bring both linksets with same DPC and different
OPC in service.
CSCdx16832
2
ioccxgcp
mgcp links shows wrong status on standby.
CSCdx08951
3
iocm
Warm-Start Alarm in Active PGW.
Additional information:
•
System patch CSCOgs005 is superseded by the fixes provided in system patch CSCOgs006. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
CSCOgs005
System patch CSCOgs005 resolves the following DDTS tickets:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCdx10503
1
ioccsip
After failover SIP link goes to OOS CONF.
CSCdw91615
2
engine
Engine core after setting signaling service back IS.
CSCdw47478
2
engine-sj
SC renegotiates call from NAS when NI2+ message is
segmented due to GTD.
CSCdx04824
2
engine-sj
ST:GSM update from SC not sent on all NFAS
interfaces.
CSCdx13228
2
ioccsip
SIP calls are not checked for priority for more than one
SIP link.
CSCdx13334
2
ioccsip
Second SIP link should show IS offduty.
CSCdx14153
2
provision
IOCM does not come to service after adding mgcp links
dynamically.
CSCdx01749
3
ioccc7
After deleting an ss7-IOCC cannot do switch back.
Additional information:
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•
System patch CSCOgs004 is superseded by the fixes provided in system patch CSCOgs005. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
CSCOgs004
System patch CSCOgs004 resolves the following DDTS tickets:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCdx11625
1
dumper
CDR Dumper creating files with duplicate sequence
numbers.
CSCdx10739
1
engine
SS7 to SIP and SIP to SS7 calls not going through.
CSCdx10503
1
ioccsip
After failover SIP link goes to OOS CONF.
Additional information:
•
System patch CSCOgs003 is superseded by the fixes provided in system patch CSCOgs004. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
CSCOgs003
System patch CSCOgs003 resolves the following DDTS tickets:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCuk32755
2
mdl-sip
SIP to UK-ISUP calls do not contain calling line identity.
CSCdw89597
2
iocm
Dynamic Reconfig fails when adding session set/lnk set.
CSCdw91579
2
mml
Profile does not work for SIP trunk.
CSCuk31923
2
provision
Calls to emergency numbers should have CPC 00001011.
CSCdw47295
2
replicator
Replicator link not recovering when restored after
disruption.
CSCdw93220
3
measm
MeasCats.dat has invalid ID for H323 measurements.
CSCdw69233
3
mml
sta-dns-info command times out with null dns table.
CSCdw77330
3
mmlhfelp
help:set-iplnk should be updated for nas links.
CSCdw86713
3
provision
prov-add:files can not export ANUMDPSEL data.
CSCdw86745
3
toolkit
Toolkit: When option use current time is set the stop
timelights up.
CSCuk32309
3
toolkit
MGC environment tool configures .stPort incorrectly for
9.2(2).
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Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCuk32313
3
toolkit
MGC envirnonment tool configures *.platformid
incorrectly.
CSCdw38322
3
userdoc
Default of isupTransparencyDisabled property should be
Disabled.
CSCds07249
4
mdl-tools
Toolkit Call Translation has several mispelled words.
Additional information:
•
System patch CSCOgs002 is superseded by the fixes provided in system patch CSCOgs003. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
CSCOgs002
System patch CSCOgs002 resolves the following DDTS tickets:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCdw70162
1
mdl-sip
SIP to PSTN calls egress MGCP SDP causes Msoft Mess
call failures.
CSCdw36636
3
userdoc
Circuit validation test fails.
CSCdw43093
3
iocm
Setting siplink to OOS is inconsistent.
CSCdw63397
3
mmlhelp
SC2200: MML help for stp-call is wrong.
CSCdw64921
3
mdl-tools
MDL trace shows incorrect info with simprint for SIP.
CSCdw67569
3
alrmm
IOChanMGR err: Unknown Alarm FORCE NODE
RESTART.
CSCdw72155
3
provision
Database Migration Fails from 7.4(12) to 9.2(2).
CSCuk31908
2
mdl-eisup
SuppressCLIDigits parameter cannot be provisioned on
EISUP trunk.
CSCdw75242
1
snmp
SNMP mishandles exceptional elements.
CSCdw71480
2
flovr
After isolating STANDBY SC STANDBY takes over as
ACTIVE.
CSCdw75651
2
ioccsip
Sip link stays INB on standby system.
CSCdw69070
3
mmlhelp
MML help enhancement needed for rtrv-dns-info.
CSCdw69196
3
mmlhelp
MML help enhancement needed for sta-dns-purge.
CSCdw70233
3
mmlhelp
Incorrect MML help for dns parameter querytimeout
cachesize.
CSCdw75676
3
ioccsip
rtrv-dns-info is not reporting status.
CSCdw70590
3
mmlhelp
sip trunkgrp type missing in mml help.
CSCdw77330
3
mmlhelp
help: set-iplnk should be updated for nas links.
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Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCdw38322
3
userdoc
Default of isupTransparencyDisabled property should be
Disabled.
CSCdw42876
3
engine-sj
1110 CDB missing SIP Tag 4203 in both call directions.
CSCdw85059
3
pkg
CSCdw57226 still in 9.2(2).
Additional information:
•
System patch CSCOgs001 is superseded by the fixes provided in system patch CSCOgs002. The
superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the
patch.
•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
•
The fix for CSCdw67569 adds a new alarm, FORCE NODE RESTART. Modified file:
etc/CONFIG_LIB/newalarmCats.dat version
/main/br_nssu_9main/br_nssu_9tech/br_nssu_92/br_nssu_922/1
To apply this fix, do one of the following:
– copy etc/CONFIG_LIB/new/alarmCats.dat to etc, etc/active_link, and etc/prov_link
or
– reprovision from new
CSCOgs001
System patch CSCOgs001 resolves the following DDTS tickets:
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCdw47478
2
engine-sj
SC renegotiates call from NAS when NI2+ mesg is
segmented due to GTD.
CSCdw53360
2
engine
set-admin-state sends contradictory chan state messages
to NAS and SS7.
CSCdv42989
3
engine
Provisioned CICs are shown as in-state to a gateway link
in alarm.
CSCdw43400
3
provision
Could not identify the invalid CIC from prov-add:files
error message.
CSCdw56252
3
flovr
GEN_WARN_FOVERD:Invalid message number.
CSCdw57234
3
provision
prov-exp could not export screeing data which has no
dialplan.
CSCdw40702
3
install
ASCII CDR converter does not work.
Additional information:
•
Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and
system patches are needed.
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•
This system patch includes a new protocol, Q767_SINGAPORE. Variant.dat has been updated and
requires that both protocal patch CSCOnn001 and system patch CSCOgs001 are installed.
Supported SS7 Variants and ISUP Transparencies
Table 10 lists the ISUP transparency supported protocols:
Table 10
ISUP Transparency Supported Protocols
Q761 Variants
Q767 Variants
Other Protocols
Q761_Base
Q767_Base
ANSI
Singapore
Singapore
—
Thailand
Thailand
—
Known Issues and Operational Recommendations
This section contains information about known issues and the corresponding workarounds in the
Cisco MGC software release 9.2(2).
Note
For more information about Cisco IOS issues and workarounds, see the Cisco IOS release notes for
your platform.
Installation Patch Tool Removes Packages Before Checking to See If The
System Is Down
When adding a new protocol patch to the system, the patch installation tool removes the current protocol
patch, then checks to see if the system is running. If the system has not been stopped, it stops the tool,
but does not add the current patch back on the system.
If you add a new protocol patch before stopping the system, you must then stop the system and then add
the protocol patch to the system again.
Note
For more information, refer to DDTS ticket number CSCec15748.
Using prov-cpy/prov-sync To Commit Configuration Changes on a
Fault-Tolerant System
When using the prov-cpy/prov-sync combination to commit configuration changes on a fault-tolerant
system the standby might not fully synchronize with the active which results in the second switchover
failing. The following non-service affecting workarounds can be used if this problem occurs:
•
Use prov-dply, instead of the prov-cpy/prov-sync combination to commit each phase of
provisioning on a fault-tolerant system. The prov-dply command ensures that both sides are
completely synchronized.
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•
Note
After using the prov-cpy/prov-sync combination to commit configuration changes, stop and restart
the standby. Restarting the standby resynchronizes all states correctly.
For more information refer to DDTS number CSCdw63484.
Do Not Use TimesTen Commands in PGW
PGW scripts should be used
Incorrect use of commands might result in database corruption.
TimesTen PGW scripts are located at:
/opt/CiscoMGC/local 3.
If a command is needed for which a script does not exist, you should open a ticket requesting a new script
for that command.
Note
For more information, refer to DDTS ticket number CSCdz78019.
Modifying the OPC of an SS7 Route
When prov-ed is used to modify the OPC of an SS7ROUTE or SS7PATH, the PGW software must be
stopped and restarted before changes take affect. Stopping and restarting the system results in a
service-affecting outage. To make a change without stopping and restarting the PGW, complete the
following procedure:
Step 1
Start a provisioning session on the active machine.
Step 2
Use prov-dlt to remove the following components:
•
SS7ROUTE,
•
all associated trunks to the SS7PATH
•
SS7PATH
•
DPC
Step 3
Execute the prov-dply command.
Step 4
Start a second provisioning session on the active machine.
Step 5
Use prov-add to add the following components:
Step 6
•
DPC
•
SS7PATH
•
all associated trunks to the SS7PATH
•
SS7ROUTE (with the new OPC and linkset changes)
Execute the prov-dply command.
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Migration of Dialplans Failed From 7.4(x) to 9.2(x)
The software upgrade from 7.4(x) to 9.3(x) involves upgrading the operating system (OS) from Solaris
2.6 to Solaris 2.8. The configuration and TimesTen databases are saved before the OS upgrade and then
migrated to 9.3(x) as part of 9.3(x) installation. During migration the following error message is issued
and the system does not come up in the standby state.
Migration dialplan file:0102.dialPlan:
Error message: error reading from /opt/CiscoMGC/etc/CONFIG_LIB/tmp_migrate_8.0//
digitAnalysis.dat
Error code: 5001
Error migrating dialPlan
If you receive this error during migration, refer to the Cisco Media Gateway Controller Software Release
9 Installation and Configuration Guide, Chapter 5, Upgrading to Cisco MGC Software Release 9.3(2),
at the following url:
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/access/sc/rel9/swinstl/index.htm.
Note
For more information refer to CSCdz30575.
CPU Timer Interval Is Not Disabled If CPUTimerInterval Parameter Is Set To 0
The XECfgParm.dat CPUTimerInterval parameter is not disabled when its value is set to 0.
Do Not Use the ifconfig UNIX Commands to Shut Down Ethernet Interfaces
During a failover on the master SC where both ethernet connections are lost, the failover correctly
switches to the slave SC. However, after the ethernet connections are restored on the master, the slave
SC does not return to standby mode.
Workaround:
Step 1
With the slave in Active mode, execute (as root) on the the Master:
Step 2
After the SC software has stopped, restart it using the following command:
Step 3
To verify that the SC has entered the Standby state, return to MML and execute the following
command:
/etc/init.d/CiscoMGC stop
/etc/init.d/CiscoMGC start
rtrv-ne
Note
The ifconfig UNIX commands should not be used to administratively down the ethernet interfaces
while the MGC software is running. For more information on this issue, refer to CSCdy59730.
Conditional Routing Name Validation
In previous 9.2(2) releases, conditional routing name validation did not occur. Therefore, the potential
that invalid conditional routing names were created exists.
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As of patch CSCOgs021, conditional routing name validation occurs in release 9.2(2). Previously
existing configurations should be checked to ensure that invalid names are not used. Conditional routing
names should consist of 1–20 alphanumeric characters. If your conditional routing name is invalid, the
routeAnalysis.dat file must be edited. Contact TAC so that the engineering team can be notified to have
your information modified.
Caution
Note
If an invalid conditional routing name is used in release 9.2(2) and you attempt to upgrade to a newer
release (9.3(2) and higher), the migration will fail because the validation of the conditional route
name fails.
For more information on this issue, refer to CSCdy56160 and CSCdy58664.
Network Redundancy Between Dual Homed PGW and Single Homed NAS
The MGC provisioning rules have been modified to provide local redundancy on the PGW. You can now
configure two IP addresses on the MGW (two ethernet interfaces on the SC side) to one IP address on a
NAS. If one ethernet fails, the other ethernet can carry the traffic.
To support this configuration, the following modifications were made:
•
Provisioning—modified to allow you to configure sigChans with mutliple IP routes to the same
destination.
•
IOCM—allows you to switchover to other IP routes if the primary route becomes unavailable.
•
IOCC—uses the remote IP address, port, and file descriptor to determine which sigChan a PDU
belongs to.
Only one of the two IP routes assigned to the same destination and NETMASK is in the Solaris routing
table at a time. If both interfaces are in-service, the I/O Channel Manger selects one of the two IP routes.
If the ethernet interface associated with the IP route that is in the Solaris routing table fails, the I/O
Channel Manager deletes that IP route from the Solaris routing table and puts the other IP route assigned
to the same destination and NETMASK in the Solaris routing table. The original IP route is not restored
when the ethernet interface associated with it recovers. The new IP route remains in the Solaris routing
table unless the interface associated with it fails.
The following alarms are associated with this feature:
•
IP RTE FAIL— generated against an IPLNK or IPSESSION that is provisioned with a next hop
address if the system fails to add the required route. This could be due to an invalid or conflicting
parameter.
•
IP CONF RTE FAIL—generated when an IPLNK or IPSESSION is not using the route that it is
configured to use. A conflicting route generated by another signal channel or by another process
can cause this.
LIF FAIL—set by the I/O Channel Manager if it determines that the ethernet interface used by the
IPSESSON or IPLNK object is not operational. It is cleared when the ethernet interface becomes
operational. When set, the LIF FAIL alarm is accompanied by a log message of type
GEN_ERR_IPINTF_FAIL that includes the provisioning name and operating system name of the
interface that has failed. When cleared, the LIF FAIL alarm is accompanied by a log message of type
GEN_INFO_IPINTF_RECOV that also includes the provisioning name and the operating system
name of the interface.
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An example of a provisioning name is IP_Addr1. An example of a operating system name is hme0.
The error message also contains the cause of the failure. A cause of Link Down indicates that the
interface has lost carrier. This can be caused by removing the cable or a failure at the ethernet
switch. A cause of Admin Down indicates that the interface was taken down using the unix
command ifconfig <interface name> down.
Note
This configuration is supported in Cisco MGC Software Release 9.2(2) with system patch
CSCOgs014 and protocol patch CSCOnn015 or later.
Suppress CLIDigits Parameter Cannot Be Provisioned on EISUP Trunk1
To prevent sending CLI digits to soft-phone applications that might ignore the CLI restriction indication
and display the calling number the following workaround can be used:
Step 1
Start a new provisioning session.
Step 2
In the prov-link directory, edit the file propSet.dat file.
Step 3
Add a line after the last EISUP property name, for example:
xxxx
EISUP
*
SuppressCLIDigits
0
2
1
0
where xxxx is the number before the last EISUP property incremented by 1.
Step 4
Use the prov-ed command to set the SuppressCLIDigits value of the EISUP signaling path to 1.
Step 5
Deploy the configuration.
Switchover Might Take Five to Ten Minutes After Bringing Hme Interfaces
Down
(CSCdx17509) When the ip links are bounced, but are in a current up state, the standby PGW has a
rtrv-ne status of standby, NOT OOS. After attempting an MML>sw-over::confirm on the active unit, an
MSO Refused, Warm Start-up in Progress error displays. This problem clears itself after 5 to 10 minutes.
Note
This issue is resolved by applying CSCOgs010 or later system patches.
Support for Individual IOCC logPrio in XECfgParm.dat
A new template has been added to XECfgParm.dat that displays the valid process names for logPrio.
These values allow you to turn on log priority for individual channel controllers.
The valid components for the logPrio parameter are based on the UNIX file names of the binary
executables. The following are the valid component for logPrio:
•
EISUP
•
ISDNIP
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•
ISDNL3
•
MGCP
•
SIP
•
SS7
•
TALI
•
almM
•
amDmpr
•
cfgM
•
ioChanMgr
•
engine
•
foverd
•
measMgr
•
mmdbd
•
mmSAgt
•
pom
•
procM
•
replicator
•
sagt
•
TCAP
The general parameter ioChanCtl (previously used to set the level for all channel controllers) has
been removed.
2651 Approved for Use In the PGW 2200
For releases 7.4(12) and going forward, the 2651 has been approved for use in the PGW 2200. The 2651,
used as an SLT, is ordered and shipped as a standard 2651. It ships with a non-SLT image. You must
reload it with an SLT image prior to operating the device as an SLT.
2611s SLTs
Current images might need to be downloaded on 2611 SLTs prior to starting live service.
Caveats
This section describes resolved and open caveats for Cisco MGC software Release 9.2(2).
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Resolved Caveats for Software Release 9.2(2)
Table 11 lists resolved caveats sorted by severity, then identifier, then component.
Table 11
Resolved Caveats for Software Release 9.2(2)
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCdx79979
1
mdl-callctrl
MUTE CALL (mute and released calls after linked
dialplan).
CSCdx81270
1
engine
Reload RSIP doesn’t recover BLK=GATEWAY CICs in
PGW.
CSCdy14230
1
mdl-connctrl
All calls fail on answer from PGW to HSI.
CSCdy66616
1
mml
Unable to prov more than 32 links error msg with valid
batch file.
CSCdx55274
2
mdl-q767
Wrong Cause Value sent on ingress(SS7) side on ISUP
SUS timer expiry.
CSCdx56882
2
engine-sj
SC cant process call with NI2 segmented messages and
engine=debug.
CSCdx59012
2
engine
VSC releases CICs prior to receive GRA or CGUA.
CSCdx79984
2
engine
GRS not acked after HW failure.
CSCdx80418
2
engine
SC cored when doing manual switch over.
CSCdx84731
2
mdl-callctrl
call re-attempt at the same b channel for isdn nego
resend-setup.
CSCdx85634
2
engine
Engine_smartall core dumps during 24 hour test.
CSCdx88061
2
ioccsip
Siplink always in service although hme interface is
down.
CSCdx89870
2
engine
CQM for unequipped circuit fails UCIC response.
CSCdx93652
2
flovr
Crashing process can loop indefintely.
CSCdy02534
2
engine
Core dump while not able to export dialplans.
CSCdy11069
2
ioccsip
Need to add maddr parameter to Contact header TEMPORARY.
CSCdy11883
2
ioccsip
Either hme down, no pgw TRYING response to INVITE.
CSCdy12278
2
ioccsip
PGW fails to recognise its own via in a comma seperated
list.
CSCdy14868
2
provision
Modify nailed trunk SRCSVC field cause
DSTTIMESLOT set to junk value.
CSCdy17792
2
mdl-sip
Forwarded call will disc after a 183 session progress.
CSCdy18222
2
engine
set-admin-state:lock causes CGB w/ immediate release
sent to far end.
CSCdy29781
2
mdl-btnup
BTNUP, MGC sends two CCTF on clear at expiry of
CSH Timer.
CSCdy30928
2
provision
prov-add:nailedtrnk cannt add nas dsttimeslot range 1-31
for E1 SPAN.
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Resolved Caveats for Software Release 9.2(2) (continued)
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCdy36697
2
engine
Unable to modify SC config due to absence of SS7 route
for some dpc.
CSCdy37584
2
mdl-q761
Engine process crash & ioCcConfig not able to write to
IPC.
CSCdy44728
2
mdl-q761
pgw does not pass RGN and OCN for HKTA 2200 isup
variant.
CSCdy53419
2
mdl-q761
Dropping call when nature of connection has echo
control set to 1.
CSCdy57649
2
provision
Sukhoi:Provisioning is not blocked during Seamless
upgrade.
CSCdy68963
2
engine
PGW sends wrong GRSA during HW failure.
CSCdy79280
2
mdl-analysis
Incomming prefix number not removed.
CSCdy81924
2
engine
Stuck CICs are created when the dpc recover from
temporary outage.
CSCdz19032
2
protocol
PGW2200 can not recognize 3 bytes Release Cause
Indicator.
CSCdz30575
2
upgrade
Migration of Dialplans failed from 7.4(x) to 9.2(x).
CSCuk34257
2
mdl-eisup
Post-answer CPG message not passed over EISUP.
CSCuk34258
2
mdl-q761
CPG message parameter discarded after transit over SS7.
CSCuk34269
2
mdl-q761
Transit of IAM containing CUG is rejected.
CSCuk34818
2
mdl-connctrl
Fax tone detect TG prop causes all H.323 calls to fail.
CSCuk34932
2
mdl-analysis
Use of dw2=99 negates any B-number digmodstring with
patch gs9/nn009.
CSCuk36076
2
mdl-sip
Media not redirected when SIP re-invite received.
CSCuk36123
2
protocol
Incorrect behaviour on release collision causes hung cic.
CSCdx57865
3
mdl-sip
SIP drops plus character in bye messages.
CSCdv42989
3
engine
Provisioned CICs are shown as IS to a gateway link in
alarm.
CSCdw81829
3
mdl-analysis
After switchover the call is not routed to the proper
dialplan.
CSCdx08903
3
mdl-ansi-ss7
SC2200 does not accept CCR for remotely blocked CIC.
CSCdx15580
3
iocm
The perf counters generated by PGW are different than
documented.
CSCdx38642
3
mdl
Kill-call and CDR problems [Want write TimeStamp
according to XECfg].
CSCdx46359
3
provision
GTD - gtd info not sent to NAS after gtd param changes.
CSCdx62621
3
protocol
GTD - EBM support not operational when enabled per
gateway.
CSCdx66443
3
mdl-callctrl
GTD - node B type behaviour with unrecognised IE drop by LCM.
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Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCdx68938
3
mdl-callctrl
VSC should send endpoint level DLCX when a 515 error
response rcvd.
CSCdx71519
3
mdl-sip
BT:Ingress trunk group missing from CDR for SIP
originated calls.
CSCdx72511
3
mmlhelp
docs need to more clearly define kill-call.
CSCdx78195
3
mdl-connctrl
On reception of vbd/vbdt the VSC response with wrong
transaction id.
CSCdx78196
3
mdl-connctrl
On ft/mt notification VSC sends different codec string.
CSCdx84748
3
mdl-q767
Wrong cause code on ISUP SUS T2 timer expiry.
CSCdx92221
3
iocm
RTRV-RTE show incorrect state after TFP message.
CSCdx94208
3
mdl-q767
Q.767: several incorrect CauseCodes mappings (2nd
edition).
CSCdx94403
3
engine
When controller is down CGB with immediate release to
be sent.
CSCdy00998
3
mdl-connctrl
When MDCX for ft/mt notification is NACKed DLCX is
sent one side.
CSCdy04602
3
mdl
Incorrect BCI in the Connect message with Q767-RUSS.
CSCdy07603
3
provision
Invalid cic are allowed in prov-add:nailedtrnk
w/SPANSIZE specified.
CSCdy08356
3
engine
Incorrect release cause code in CDR record.
CSCdy10708
3
mmlhelp
docs need to describe transient state query-cic.
CSCdy11856
3
mdl-sip
Call Forward pstn->ata->pstn hme0 unplugged with
CSPS2.0.1.4.
CSCdy12998
3
mdl-q761
Q761_BELG_BCOM - hop count support required for
certification.
CSCdy17818
3
engdoc
IPCkind [r] in services.dat but not referenced in Data
Dictionary.
CSCdy18138
3
engdoc
Alarm categories missing from 9.2(X) Data Dictionary
EDCS-119626.
CSCdy20661
3
mdl-q761
PCI on egress should be present when on ingress.
CSCdy20914
3
mdl-ansi-ss7
COT always fail if Tone is returned before LPA.
CSCdy20931
3
mdl-ansi-ss7
If Initial IAM_w_COT fails subsequent COT fails as
well.
CSCdy21573
3
engine
SVC=Notset is set in IPLNK configuration.
CSCdy24943
3
mdl-q721
Change request in Brazilian TUP to send charge in
ACMs.
CSCdy31675
3
mdl-pri
Some HLC characteristics are not validated - calls fail.
CSCdy32910
3
mdl-btnup
BTNUP - ITUReasonCode being over written in CDR by
Second REL.
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Resolved Caveats for Software Release 9.2(2) (continued)
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
CSCdy37745
3
mdl-q761
HKTA_2202 - restriction about noa Calling party
removed.
CSCdy38088
3
mdl-q761
CPG should be accepted before ACM.
CSCdy38844
3
mml
MML core dumps on prov-export.
CSCdy40382
3
mdl-q761
PCI generate should be transit interpretation.
CSCdy42418
3
engine
object ptr rmgBearChan is NULL is added to
platform.log after call.
CSCdy46777
3
engine
blk-cic not operational - no CGB sent out.
CSCdy62767
3
mdl-cdr
TAG 4106 FirstREL_TM is missing on CDB-Tag 1110.
CSCdy82535
3
provision
Invalid route priority not detected in provisioning.
CSCdy84847
3
mdl-ni2
BCI and OBI are changed on the Ingress Side of the call.
CSCdy85209
3
engine
Incorrect clear cause.
CSCdz08306
3
mdl-q721
CIC status mismatch problem.
CSCdz11836
3
engine
SC need to synchronize bearer channel status.
CSCdz27504
3
procm
PGW OOS due to IPLINK de-provision.
CSCuk24004
3
mdl-q761
VSC doesn’t transit connected number info and discards
call history.
CSCuk35488
3
mdl-sip
Incorrect MAPPING of SS7 CPG to SIP.
CSCuk35748
3
mdl-sip
PGW needs to ACK 487 subsequent to the CANCEL.
CSCuk35763
3
mdl-q767
T9 not read from trunk group properties.
CSCuk36578
3
mdl
SS7 Release msg mapped incorrectly to NI2+.
Open Caveats for Software Release 9.2(2)
Contact your Cisco representative to obtain status on software problem reports (SPRs). For more
information on IOS caveats, see the IOS release notes for your platform. Table 12 is sorted by severity,
then identifier, then component.
Table 12
Open Caveats for Software Release 9.2(2)
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
Explanation/Workaround
CSCdx14471
2
mdl
SC assumes end-to-end ISUP
when building and originating
SS7 message.
On the PGW2200 running software
version 9.2(2) in a SS7 Interconnect for
Voice Gateway solutions, if a call
originates from a signaling type other
than R2 or SS7, the PGW2200 processes
the incoming NI2 SETUP from the NAS
and sends out an IAM to the SS7 switch
with both the originating_access_ISDN
and ISUP_used_all_the_way parameters
equal to 1.
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Table 12
Open Caveats for Software Release 9.2(2) (continued)
Identifier
Severity
Component
Description
Explanation/Workaround
CSCdx20455
2
provision
SIP:rttrnkgrp entry with type=9
mess up rttrnkgrp&siprttrnkgrp
table.
Added a rttrnkgrp entry with type=9 and
then tried to modify it to different type
(type=7) or delete it, mml did not allow
modification and returned SIP related
error message.
Did prov-rtrv:rttrnkgrp:"all" and
prov-rtrv:siprttrnkgrp:"all". Rttrnkgrp
entry with type=9 did not show in
rttrnkgrp tables but showed in
Siprttrnkgrp tables.
Workaround: delete the entry using
prov-dlt:sigrttrnkgrp command instead of
Prov-dlt:rttrnkgrp command.
CSCdx84731
2
engine
Call reattempt at the same b
channel for isdn nego
resend-setup.
Workaround: None.
CSCdx85634
2
engine
Engine_smartall core dumps
during 24 hour test.
On the Cisco SS7 Interconnect for Voice
Gateways Solution the engine process
running on the active SC2200 might fail
and generate a core dump while
proccessing calls and cause a failover to
the standby SC2200.
Workaround: None.
CSCdx88061
2
ioccsip
With two SIPLNKs configured, the
Siplink shows as always in
service although hme interface is primary one will always be in service
even if the associated hme has gone down
down.
due to cable or switch failure.
CSCdx94735
2
flovr
Switchover takes too long when
active process crashes.
When a process on the active system
crashes, failover does not happen until the
core file is produced. If the engine is the
process that crashes, the core file can take
over a minute to produce, which leaves
the node without an active platform for
over a minute.
CSCdy02534
2
engine
Core dump while not able to
export dialplans.
When deploying a new set of
configurations that had major dialplan
changes (dialplan additions and
removals), it was not possible to do a
prov-exp. The call scenarios that used
these dialplans all worked.
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