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The HW and FW (boot code) version for the FCS Release 1.1.1 (R01.01.01) components are highlighted in the compatibility matrix listed below:
| Card type | 800-Level | Hardware Version | Software Version | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Current | Minimum | Current | Minimum | ||
MGX8260 | 800-06541 | -02 A0 | -01 A0 | N/A | N/A |
SCC5FC-4FE | 800-06392 | -01 B3 | -01 B1 | N/A | N/A |
DMCFC-6T3 | 800-06326 | -01 C2 | -01 B0 | N/A | N/A |
SCCBC-4FE | 800-06325 | -01 B2 | -01 B1 | N/A | N/A |
NMCFC-8DSP | 800-06327 | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A |
T1E1BC-50NR | 800-06322 | -01 B3 | -01 B1 | N/A | N/A |
T3E3BC-6DSX | 800-06324 | -01 C2 | -01 C2 | N/A | N/A |
T1E1BC-RED | 800-06323 | -01 B2 | -01 B1 | N/A | N/A |
BSCFC-6T3 | 800-06397 | -03 A0 | -03 A0 | r01.01.01 | r01.01.00 |
NSCFC-16TDM | 800-06408 | -02 A0 | -02 A0 | r01.01.01 | r01.01.00 |
NSCFC-8DSP | 800-06406 | -02 A0 | -02 A0 | r01.01.01 | r01.01.00 |
NSCFC-16DSP | 800-06405 | -02 A0 | -02 A0 | r01.01.01 | r01.01.00 |
The MGX 8260 has the following special configuration requirements.
Unless you set the default gateway, you can only reach the MGX 8260 from devices on the same subnet as the chassis.
To set the default gateway, use the following command:
chgw gateway-IP-address
For example, the following command sets a default gateway for subnet 10.1.1.0:
chgw 10.1.1.1
No change since R01.01.00
| Bug ID | Description |
|---|---|
CSCdr00376 | SQA - clrndcnf failed to clear stby scc and reset |
CSCdr00622 | SQA-DS1 Bert Status field displays status incorrectly |
CSCdr03307 | BD: Usability of Line Status for DS1/DS3 lines required |
CSCdr04603 | SQA-onbertds1 failures when pattern 11 (3in24) selected. |
CSCdr06062 | Deletes are not staggered right on MGCP link failure |
CSCdr06333 | Modified dsx3 line failed with incorrect error message |
CSCdr07734 | Add SnmpLogError in v_sm.c |
CSCdr08541 | After switchover, MPC/RMG/MRPC enter deadlock |
CSCdr09558 | Could not ping from the 4FE ports |
CSCdr12225 | SQA-BSC lines cannot be switch or added as clock source |
CSCdr13368 | Implement Diag tool for manufacturing |
CSCdr14913 | BD: ALl Back Haul Sessions disappeared from MGX |
CSCdr15033 | NSC: DSE reports C6 TDM,NW RUPT mismatch |
CSCdr15264 | MPC/RMG deadlock waiting for message queue to be free |
CSCdr15329 | BD: lsusp. lsusps have an erratic behavior |
CSCdr16011 | Adding sniffing capability |
CSCdr16716 | SQA - Semaphore take fail on active scc causes a switchover |
CSCdr17467 | SQA - SCC failed over occured after remove session set |
CSCdr17535 | BD: SS7 Calls with COT error case, fail 502/401 |
CSCdr17838 | No auto-negotiation capability in management ethernet |
CSCdr23748 | debugging tool: add msgQ high water mark |
CSCdr25446 | BD: tln task crashed when interrogating status with i |
CSCdr26307 | BD: BSC switchback causes call failures |
CSCdr26553 | BD: WebViewer appears to be showing false alarms |
CSCdr27151 | BD: test-cot with NSC under reset blocks the endpoint forever |
CSCdr27890 | debugging tool: print summary of all msgQs |
CSCdr29945 | Need to reverse the order of adding IP address and subnet mask |
CSCdr30010 | BD: cannot run 10 calls per seconds, with 10% COT |
CSCdr36023 | At high call rates MGX does not respond and high call failure |
CSCdr43200 | BSC DS3 line get next function causes program exception on BSC |
| Bug ID | Headline | Workaround |
|---|---|---|
CSCdr24784 | The sequences of BSC card switch over are wrong | After BSC switchover, WebViewer chassis view failed to display line and status on the newly active BSC. This is caused by the incorrect sequence of ds3 line status update traps and the BSC card active trap. Currently, since the ds3 line status update traps were received earlier than BSC card active traps, the WebViewer simply threw these line status traps away. The solution to this issue require resequencing the traps so the BSC card active trap is send before ds3 line status traps. To update the WebViewer chassis, go to the top item on navigation menu and click on "Chassis View". The line LEDs will be displayed correctly thereafter. |
CSCdr37110 | Need to define an IP gateway for each IP Address, no display cmd | The following commands can be used to add a static route to the routing table: MRouteAdd "subnet ip address", "gateway ip address to subnet",
subnet mask, 0,0
For example: MRouteAdd "90.0.0.0", "91.0.0.3", 0xffffff00, 0,0
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CSCdr45409 | BD: PN deldlsp and adddlsp leave dchans on old properties | The commands dlsap and macsap profiles are to be used only for adding D-Channels. They are meant to facilitate the adding of D-Channels. Once the D-Channels are added, there is no relationship between the dlsap and macsap profiles and the D-Channels. The dlsap and macsap profiles can be modified and reused to add other D-Channels. Therefore, if users wish to change D-Channel parameters, they should delete the D-Channel and then re-add them with the new profiles. |
CSCdr48898 | BD: Confirmation should be required to add BSC redundancy | Adding BSC redundancy should only be done under controlled environment as both the Primary and the Secondary cards will be reset by the command. |
CSCdr49109 | DBM upgrade/dongrade conversion support | Upgrading from either R01.01.00 or R0.01.01 To R01.01.03 and above, the customer must be upgraded to R01.01.02 first to avoid clear node config. |
CSCdr52372 | BD:PN 1.1.1 upgrade for Pathnet requires no down time |
The R01.01.01 files are described in the following sections.
| File name | File Size |
vxWorks_boot.scc.fw | 882504 |
vxWorks_disk.scc.fw | 1828024 |
SCC_B.r01.01.b2.hx1 | 1061843 |
SCC_B.r01.01.b2.hx2 | 1061843 |
| File name | File Size |
vxWorks_boot.bsc.fw | 1047992 |
vxWorks_dnld.bsc.fw | 1059624 |
BSC.B.r01.01.b2.hx1 | 1260965 |
BSC.B.r01.01.b2.hx2 | 1260965 |
| File name | File Size |
vxWorks_boot.nsc.fw | 944024 |
vxWorks_dnld.nsc.fw | 1484600 |
NSC.B.r01.01.b2.hx1 | 1135840 |
NSC.B.r01.01.b2.hx2 | 1135840 |
There are 487 files.
There are 91 files.
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