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These release notes describe new features and resolved and open issues for the Cisco CPE Commander Release 1.4.2.
For more detailed information about the information in these release notes, refer to the "Related Documentation" section. Information about electronic documentation can be found in the "Cisco.com" section.
These release notes provide the following information:
New Features in the Cisco CPE Commander
Resolved Issues in Cisco CPE Commander
Known Issues in Cisco CPE Commander
Obtaining Technical Assistance
The Cisco Customer Premises Equipment (CPE) Commander software is used to manage Cisco 67x settings. This software is bundled with the CPE products listed below and can also be downloaded from Cisco Connection Online.
The Cisco CPE Commander 1.4.2 has been tested with the following Cisco CPE products:
To upgrade your software from a previous version, see the installation instructions in the Cisco CPE Commander User Guide.
The items listed in this section are new features in Cisco CPE Commander.
The Errors counter is no longer reset to 0 (zero) when the CPE is retrained. However, the counter is still reset when the power is cycled off and on.
The Cisco CPE Commander now supports Discrete Multitone (DMT) with the Cisco 677 and 678 CPE. The features in this section apply only when DMT is used.
In DMT mode, a new counter, SNR Margin, replaces the Line Quality item on the Link tab. If you are connected to a 677 CPE device, the Link tab will display the following item:
The information shown for this counter is the same as is displayed for the command show int wan0 in the Status section:
Status
Local SNR Margin(db)
See the Cisco CPE Commander User Guide for more information.
The following items are displayed on the Link tab. (See Figure 1.)
If you are connected to a 678 DMT CPE, the following error counters are displayed on the Link tab:
Under the Errors section, the Link tab will display these items:
See the Cisco CPE Commander User Guide for more information on these items.
The items in this section include modifications to the Device tab. (See Figure 2).
Trellis coding is displayed on the Device tab. It is shown as either enabled or disabled. This item is negotiated during CPE training. If the CPE is not trained or not in DMT mode, this item is not displayed.
The following information is displayed on the Device tab when in DMT mode, depending on the negotiated parameters:
These parameters can also be set using the following command:
set interface wanX standardThe ability for the user to modify some items has been removed. Users can no longer modify these settings:
This section lists resolved issues for Cisco CPE Commander 1.4.2.
There are no known open issues for Cisco CPE Commander 1.4.2.
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