Release Notes for Cisco Signaling Gateway Manager, Release 3.3.4

These release notes describe the caveats for Cisco Signaling Gateway Manager (SGM) release 3.3.4.

Introduction

These release notes describe resolved bugs and documentation information for SGM 3.3.4.

Bugs Fixed in SGM 3.3.4


Bug ID	Description
CSCeh15041	SGM passwords are exposed in the pushroute and gtt CLI commands.
CSCei11145	The Link Peaks report does not launch from the Linksets table using the Solaris or Windows SGM client.
CSCei18073	In the Windows SGM client, the timestamp to show error messages is incorrect for the 24th hour (shows 24:00 instead of 00:00).
CSCsb37955	Issues with SSL support.
CSCsb44238	The sgm passwordage command does not work.
CSCsb46636	The configuration file deployment appears to fail even when it is successful.
CSCsb59577	The Find function in the Event dialog with row height adjusted does not work.
CSCsb74874	In Internet Explorer, the SSL module download changes the extension of the sgmssl.jar to ssmssl.zip.
CSCsb75585	Instead of uninstalling SSL using a script, create a CLI command to to perform the SGM SSL uninstall.
CSCsb75888	The sgm cleanall command does not clean SSL security information.
CSCsb76336	The SGM SSL client should display the proper serial number instead of zero.
CSCsb84120	Implement the ability to purge deleted data out of the database on demand using a new CLI command, sgm purgedb.
CSCsb86727	The SGM client hangs at startup after running an sgm cleandb.
CSCsb87093	Handle deprecated MIBs in newer ITP versions.
CSCsc18401	If you deploy a route table and TFTP is not enabled, the Deployment Wizard is not able to finish.
CSCsc21235	The Notes timestamp for a Node is incorrect.
CSCsc96546	When discovering a device and at the same time attempting a reload, redundancy switchover, or change of offload on the same device, the discovery may fail. If this occurs, the message log file shows an error similar to the following: "Node node_name changed state from Discovering to Unknown/MIB Data Error."
CSCsd36852	The SSL property in the System.properties file is not reset during a SSL uninstall.
CSCse53244	Setting the sgm clitimeout command causes the SGM client to exit, even if there is activity in the SGM client window.
CSCse53247	The SGM GTT client and the Address Table client do not timeout after the sgm clitimeout command is set.
CSCsg03388	If you open the SGM GTT client and load a GTT configuration file from an ITP, then select File > Exit, you are prompted to save changes even though none have been made.
CSCsg16054	After you install SGM 3.3.4 to a server with SSL enabled, the Windows client does not launch, providing an incorrect version error.

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