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The HW and FW (boot code) version for the FCS Release 1.1.4 (R01.01.04) 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 | r01.01.04 | r01.01.00 |
NSCFC-16TDM | 800-06408 | -02 A0 | -02 A0 | r01.01.04 | r01.01.00 |
NSCFC-8DSP | 800-06406 | -02 A0 | -02 A0 | r01.01.04 | r01.01.00 |
NSCFC-16DSP | 800-06405 | -02 A0 | -02 A0 | r01.01.04 | 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
Changes have occurred in the user name and passwords that are required to log in as ROOT_USER (level 0) and SUPER_USER (level 1).
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Note The password of root_user and root_super can be changed from the command line interface using the chpwd command, which is valid for the active SCC only. |
New login user's name: Cisco
New login password: cisco
Login user's name: SuperUser (no change)
New login password: cisco
This release includes new CLI commands that support upgrade of software Release 1.1.3 and 1.1.4 to later versions. These commands do not apply when upgrading from Release 1.1.1, 1.1.2, or 1.1.3 to Release 1.1.4.
The following table summarizes the new software upgrade commands:
| Command | Task |
|---|---|
upgd upgdLogicalCardIndex upgdFileName | Upgrade the software image |
upgdcancel upgdLogicalCardIndex | Gracefully cancel an upgrade |
upgdcmit upgdLogicalCardIndex | Commit the new software image |
lslgcd upgdLogicalCardIndex | List upgrade information |
lslgcds | List upgrade information for all cards |
Release 1.1.4 clears the following bugs
| Bug ID | Description |
|---|---|
CSCdp78628 | Confirming failures (0.2%) when running path confirm 1.1 |
CSCdr22065 | MPC calls for card status before it is available |
CSCdr44234 | Standby SCC fails during call setup |
CSCdr46001 | Add CLI commands for route |
CSCdr47734 | The array range for BERT bit count is wrong |
CSCdr48701 | D-channel for T1 is hard coded to DS0 24 even it is configured |
CSCdr48925 | VSC overload because RSIP are sent during BSC switch-over |
CSCdr52562 | BSC DS1 15 minutes data buckets does not shift correctly |
CSCdr53094 | Call teardown halts after SCC switchover |
CSCdr58599 | SAR buffer leakage in MRPC error paths |
CSCdr58862 | Many errors when running COT at 3 COT per second on 2NSC |
CSCdr62216 | NSC Cubit chip reports Cell Bus No Grant |
CSCdr96237 | MPC does not wait for RM resync upon switchover |
CSCdr96556 | MRPC references freed memory |
CSCds04947 | Messages from DSP may get processed twice in wrap-around |
CSCds06064 | SCC switchback Dbm Server Task fails in MPCDBM callback |
CSCds08440 | dspStatus & lsds1lns are not in sync |
CSCds26093 | Disable RTC interrupt |
CSCds32650 | Check PIO to load appropriate FPGA image for BSC |
Release 1.1.4 has the following known problems and issues.
| Bug ID | Description |
|---|---|
CSCdr03594 | Telnet session suspended on active and standby SCCs |
CSCdr07601 | MGCP mrpc task throws an exception while proc AUCX & AUEP |
CSCdr09233 | C-Bit ES and C-bit SES counts incremented though C-bit not supported |
CSCdr14001 | MPC deadlock when waiting for semaphore from tTMDISP |
CSCdr16904 | MGCP CRCX timeout limit is too small for wait MDCX |
CSCdr39873 | Macro SIW-DYNMEM-TASKID_CHANGE fails to cast argument |
CSCdr42037 | Some BERT patterns are not supported |
CSCdr44696 | Failure to change InBand IP |
CSCdr46080 | The Restart Delay in MGCP core return -1 is invalid |
SCdr46150 | Modify web pages for MGCP |
CSCdr48509 | PN unplug of both IPLINKs from ACTIVE SCC isolates GW |
CSCdr52684 | Can only add 5 DS3s on BSC card 16 |
CSCdr53337 | C:/IMAGE/SCC files are not synchronized between SCCs |
CSCdr55732 | DS3 line does not perform alarm hit integration |
CSCdr55755 | Dynamic buffer leakage on BSC switchover |
CSCdr56241 | EPROM update failure |
CSCdr62861 | Failure to restore DS1 lines on NSC after card reset or node reset |
CSCdr66111 | Add session CLI command fails, immediately after removing session |
CSCdr78068 | SCC card in FAIL state after switch-over, no reason |
CSCdr89536 | During connection, DS3 modification should not be allowed |
CSCdr95402 | The adddchan CLI command does not have Dlsap & Macsap index options |
CSCdr95430 | DlSap & MacSap index settings on WebEm are processed incorrectly |
CSCds03839 | upgdcmit command does not check standby state |
CSCds05758 | Destination must be manually reset after MGX reboots |
CSCds05778 | ISDN calls clear after MGX SCC card switch over |
CSCds12710 | Incorrect fetching trap length in TrapPackLen() |
CSCds14282 | CardServiceSwitched trap issued when the card gets reset |
CSCds17681 | Set command does not allow incremental changes for D-channel |
CSCds20692 | DBM NSC upgrade/downgrade conversion support |
CSCds21891 | MGX not responding to crcx, mdcx, dlcx , which causes a high rate of retries |
CSCds27421 | DPATH_SIG14 script fails w/ 1.1.B3 SW, works w/EDVT SW |
CSCds37531 | deliproute and chibip CLI commands generate internal errors |
CSCds58512 | Active COT endpoints are stuck when NSC reboots due to a HW failure |
CSCds60137 | End points stuck after 40 Calls/sec with 10% COT run in 2 hours |
The R01.01.04 files are described in the following sections.
| File name | File Size | Checksum |
vxWorks_disk.scc.fw | 1850184 |
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vxWorks_boot.scc.fw | 884744 |
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SCC_B_r01.01.04.hx1 | 1064538 | 1938 |
SCC_B_r01.01.04.hx2 | 1064538 | 3E57 |
| File name | File Size | Checksum |
vxWorks_dnld.bsc.fw | 1072008 |
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vxWorks_boot.bsc.fw | 1019480 |
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BSC_B_r01.01.04.hx1 | 1226623 | C1E9 |
BSC_B_r01.01.04.hx2 | 1226623 | 2951 |
| File name | File Size | Checksum |
vxWorks_dnld.nsc.fw | 1493336 |
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vxWorks_boot.nsc.fw | 944104 |
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NSC_B_r01.01.04.hx1 | 1135917 | 3890 |
NSC_B_r01.01.04.hx2 | 1135917 | D62B |
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