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Cisco Service Control Application for Broadband Protocol Pack Notes, Protocol Pack #34
Cisco SCA BB Protocol Pack #34
Cisco SCA BB Protocol Pack #33
Cisco SCA BB Protocol Pack #32
Cisco SCA BB Protocol Pack #31
Cisco SCA BB Protocol Pack #30
Cisco SCA BB Protocol Pack #29
Cisco SCA BB Protocol Pack #28
Cisco SCA BB Protocol Pack #27
Cisco SCA BB Protocol Pack #26
Cisco SCA BB Protocol Pack #25
New Flavors - (Supported by 3.5.5 and later)
Updated Flavors - (Supported by 3.5.5 and later)
New Zones - (Supported by 3.5.5 and later)
Cisco SCA BB Protocol Pack #24
New Flavors - (Supported by 3.5.5 and later)
Cisco SCA BB Protocol Pack #23
New Flavors - (Supported by 3.5.5 and later)
Manual Configuration (Release 3.1.7 only)
Cisco SCA BB Protocol Pack #22
New Flavors - (Supported by 3.5.5 and later)
DSS Content (Release 3.1.7 only)
Manual Configuration (Release 3.1.7 only)
Cisco SCA BB Protocol Pack #21
New Flavors - (Supported by Release 3.5.5 and later)
Known Limitations: Protocol Specific
DSS Content (Release 3.1.7 only)
Manual Configuration (Release 3.1.7 only)
Cisco SCA BB Protocol Pack #20
New Flavors - (Supported by Release 3.5.0 and later)
DSS Content (Release 3.1.7 only)
Manual Configuration (Release 3.1.7 only)
Cisco SCA BB Protocol Pack #19
New Flavors - (Supported by Release 3.5.0 and later)
Obtaining Documentation and Submitting a Service Request
Cisco Service Control Application for Broadband Protocol Pack Notes, Protocol Pack #34
First Published: April, 2006Last Updated: April 12, 2013OL-23979-14
Introduction
These protocol pack notes for the Cisco Service Control Application for Broadband (Cisco SCA BB) describe the content of the following protocol packs, which are available at the Software Download page of the Cisco website.
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PP #34
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PP #33
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PP #32
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PP #31
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PP #30
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PP #29
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PP #28
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PP #27
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PP #26
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PP #25
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PP #24
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PP #23
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PP #22
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PP #21
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PP #20
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PP #19
For information about previous protocol packs, see http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/cable/serv_exch/serv_control/broadband_app/protocol_ref_guide/protocol_ref_guide.html.
Table of Contents
Overview
Cisco protocol packs include new and improved protocol signatures for Cisco SCA BB. A typical signature update is a file containing new and updated signatures for better detection of new or updated popular peer-to-peer applications, gaming applications, and other interesting protocols. When loaded into the Cisco SCE platform, these signatures improve classification abilities of Cisco SCA BB with minimal or zero Cisco SCE platform service downtime.
The protocol pack files are available for Cisco partners and customers for download from the Software Download page of the Cisco website.
Installation
Installation of the Cisco SCA BB Protocol Pack #34 involves a replacement of the Cisco SCE platform application. This is done automatically as part of the SPQI installation using hitless upgrade mechanism. For more detailed information, see the Cisco Service Control Application for Broadband User Guide for your Cisco SCA BB release:
Cisco SCA BB Protocol Pack #34
Compatibility Information
Note
Cisco SCE 2000 SPQI image can be installed in Cisco SCE 1000 for Protocol Pack #25 and later.
The Cisco SCA BB Protocol Pack #34 can be installed on Cisco SCE 1000, Cisco SCE 2000, or Cisco SCE 8000 platforms on which one of the following versions of Cisco SCA BB has already been installed.
This Protocol Pack can be installed on top of the following platforms:
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Cisco SCA BB Release 3.7.2
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Cisco SCA BB Release 3.7.5
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Cisco SCA BB Release 3.8.0
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Cisco SCA BB Release 3.8.5
Protocol Library Updates
Note
IPv6 protocols are applicable for Release 3.7.5 and later.
New Protocols
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Carbonite
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Android v3.1.1
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iOS v3.0.5
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PC v5.4.4
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Cubby
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Android v1.0.0.12063
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iOS v1.0.12066
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PC (Web Browser)
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Facebook HTTP
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Android (Browser)
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PC (Web Browser)
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Facebook Poke
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iOS v1.0
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HootSuite
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Android v2.1.5
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iOS v2.4.13
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Hotspot Shield
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PC v2.88 (Free and Elite)
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Justcloud
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Android v1.0.11
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iOS v1.1.8
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PC (Web Browser)
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MEGA
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PC (Web Browser)
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Orbot (Android Version of Tor)
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Android v1.0.11
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Snapchat
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iOS v4.0.3
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SocialCam
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Android v2.1.5
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iOS v5.1
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PC (Web Browser)
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Talkray
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Android v1.13
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iOS v1.3
Updated Protocols
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Bittorrent
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Android v1.18
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PC v7.8 (Bittorrent)
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PC v3.3(utorrent)
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Metacafe
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PC (Web Browser)
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Android v3.4.0
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iOS v5.3.1
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PC (Web Browser)
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Skype
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Android v3.1.06458
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iOS v4.5.222
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PC v6.2.0.106
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Tor
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PC v2.3.25.5
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World of Warcraft
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PC v5.1.0
New Flavors
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Appstore
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HootSuite
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PC (Web Browser)
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MyVideo
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SocialCam
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Android v2.1.2
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iOS v5.1
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PC (Web Browser)
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Talkray
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Android v1.8
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iOS v1.3
Updated Flavors
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Flashmetacafe
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PC (Web Browser)
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Flickr
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Android v1.5.1
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iOS v2.10.803
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Metacafe
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PC (Web Browser)
New Zones
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MyVideo
Resolved Caveats
None.
Known Limitations
Carbonite
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The login traffic is the same as the back-up traffic, especially in the mobile applications. Blocking the back-up blocks the login as well.
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Fully encrypted traffic is not supported.
Cubby
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The upload and download takes small encrypted flows that may fail the blocking action, especially on Android, hence blocking is done for the whole application.
JustCloud
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Back-up and sharing are not supported. Configure the rate-limit for the JustCloud traffic to 2 kb/s as a workaround to block the JustCloud traffic.
MEGA
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When the MEGA traffic is blocked, the handshake or certificate exchange for some flows may take more than the expected time and as a result, the configured aging time gets affected and the blocking fails. Configure the rate-limit for the MEGA traffic to 2 kb/s as a workaround to block the traffic.
Talkray
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One or two packets of the Talkray chat are allowed even after blocking the Talkray traffic, because the classification happens in any of the three packets.
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Flavor and Protocol have to be blocked to block the Talkray chat completely.
Tor and Orbot
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Only blocking is supported.
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All Twitter webpages are blocked when blocking is configured, because the pattern for all web pages including the third party applications such as TweetDeck and TwitPic is twitter.com.
Known Caveats
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CSCue75808
The hitless upgrade is not supported on Cisco SCE 2000.
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CSCug29200
Large volume of Bittorrent traffic with large inter-packet gap affects the capacity of Cisco SCE devices.
Protocol Signature Details
The following table contains protocol IDs for the protocols that were added or enhanced in Protocol Pack #34. These IDs appear in the PROTOCOL_ID field of RDRs that are generated for these protocols.
Cisco SCA BB Protocol Pack #33
Compatibility Information
Note
Cisco SCE 2000 SPQI image can be installed in Cisco SCE 1000 for Protocol Pack #25, Protocol Pack #26, Protocol Pack #27, Protocol Pack #28, Protocol Pack #29, Protocol Pack #30, Protocol Pack #31, Protocol Pack #32, and Protocol Pack #33.
The Cisco SCA BB Protocol Pack #33 can be installed on Cisco SCE 1000, Cisco SCE 2000, or Cisco SCE 8000 platforms on which one of the following versions of Cisco SCA BB has already been installed.
This Protocol Pack can be installed on top of the following platforms:
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Cisco SCA BB Release 3.7.2
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Cisco SCA BB Release 3.7.5
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Cisco SCA BB Release 3.8.0
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Cisco SCA BB Release 3.8.5
Protocol Library Updates
Note
IPv6 protocols are applicable for Release 3.7.5, Release 3.8.0, and Release 3.8.5.
New Protocols
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Adobe Reader Cloud
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Android v10.4
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Phone v10.4
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PC ver XI
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Bebo
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iOS v1.2.2
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ChatON
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PC (Web Browser)
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Android v1.11.1
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iOS v1.9.1
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CloudMe
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Android v1.5.9
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iOS v1.5.3
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PC v1.5.9
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eBay
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Android v2.1.1.0
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iOS v2.7
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Facebook Over HTTPS
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FourSquare
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Android v3.0
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iOS v4.0
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GroupMe
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Android v3.3.9
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iOS v4.0
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Put.lo
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iOS v1.02
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PC (Web Browser)
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RapidShare
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Watchitoo
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WazeGPS
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Android v3.5.1.4
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iOS v3.5.1.0
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WeChat v4.3
Updated Protocols
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eMule 0.5
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GoogleMaps
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iOS v5.1.1
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Google Talk Voice
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Android v4.1.1
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iMessage
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Android v3.4.1
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iOS v3.4.2
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Skype on Windows 8
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Microsoft store v1.3.0.112
New Flavors
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ChatON
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PC (Web Browser)
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Android v1.11.1
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iOS v1.9.1
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CloudMe
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Android v1.5.9
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iOS v1.5.3
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PC v1.5.9
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FourSquare
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Android v3.0
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iOS v4.0
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Putlo
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iOS v1.02
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PC (Web Browser)
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QQVideo
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PC (Web Browser)
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Sina TV
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Viddy
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PC (Web Browser)
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Android v1.3.1
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iOS v1.9.7
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WatchitooReferer
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WazeGPS
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Android v3.5.1.4
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iOS v3.5.1.0
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WeChat v4.3
Updated Flavors
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Bebo
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iOS v1.2.2
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Android v3.4.1
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iOS v3.4.2
New Zones
None
Resolved Caveats
None
Known Limitations
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Android mobile and Google chrome login traffic in Google Maps are not supported.
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Both Chat and File Transfer are blocked on ChatON even if only Chat blocked.
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Few of the third party servers [Akamai] flows are not supported on Facebook over HTTPS.
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Blocking of Watchitoo is achieved by rate limiting @ 3kbps.
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Blocking of WeChat audio/video call is achieved by rate limiting @ 3kbps.
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Gmail Voip/Video is misclassified to other Google services.
Known Caveats
None
Protocol Signature Details
The following table contains protocol IDs for the protocols that were added or enhanced in Protocol Pack #33. These IDs appear in the PROTOCOL_ID field of RDRs that are generated for these protocols.
Cisco SCA BB Protocol Pack #32
Compatibility Information
Note
Cisco SCE 2000 SPQI image can be installed in Cisco SCE 1000 for Protocol Pack #25, Protocol Pack #26, Protocol Pack #27, Protocol Pack #28, Protocol Pack #29, and Protocol Pack #30, Protocol Pack #31 and Protocol Pack #32.
The Cisco SCA BB Protocol Pack #32 can be installed on Cisco SCE 1000, Cisco SCE 2000, or Cisco SCE 8000 platforms on which one of the following versions of Cisco SCA BB has already been installed.
This Protocol Pack can be installed on top of the following platforms:
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Cisco SCA BB Release 3.7.1
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Cisco SCA BB Release 3.7.2
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Cisco SCA BB Release 3.7.5
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Cisco SCA BB Release 3.8.0
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Cisco SCA BB Release 3.8.5
Protocol Library Updates
Note
IPv6 protocols are applicable for Release 3.7.5 and Release 3.8.0.
IPv6
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Gmail Mobile
New Protocols
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Box
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Android v 1.8.5
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iPhone v2.8.1
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Apple Game center
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Gmail Mobile
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GuildWars2
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Kindle App
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Android v3.6.0
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iPhone v3.3
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TextPlus International (v4.5.4.8 for Android)
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Tuenti
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Android v1.2
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iPhone v2.9
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TuMe (v1.2.1)
Updated Protocols
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Gmail VoIP
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iMessage
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openVPN
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You Tube
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Yahoo Voice and Video(v11.5 for PC)
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GooglePlay(Android Market)
New Flavors
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Apple Map(iOS6)
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GoogleMaps (v5.1.1 for iphone)
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TextPlus International (v4.5.4.8 for Android)
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ICQ
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Android v4.0.0135
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iPhone v4.0
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ICQ FT
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Android v4.0.0135
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iPhone v4.0
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vuClip
Updated Flavors
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Dailymotion
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GoogleEarth
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PC v7.0.1.8244
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iPhone v7.0.0000.7455
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GooglePlayUserAgent (Android MarketUserAgent)
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GooglePlayDownloadUserAgent (AndroidMarketDownloadUserAgent)
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SkyGo Italia
New Zones
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Tuenti
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Android v1.2
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iPhone v2.9
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SugarSync
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Android v3.6.2
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iPhone v 3.0.2
Resolved Caveats
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CSCtu70377
OpenVPN traffic classified as GBox
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CSCub79695
VNC traffic from Android may be misclassified
Known Limitations
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Blocking of TuMe App is achieved through rate limiting @ 1 kb/s.
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Blocking of BOX App is achieved through rate limiting @ 3 kb/s.
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Blocking of Yahoo Voice and Video App is achieved through rate limiting @ 3 kb/s.
Known Caveats
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CSCud21355
The hitless upgrade is not supported on Cisco SCE 2000.
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CSCud40325
iMessage video/photo download misclassified to generic.
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CSCud31714
iMessage blocking cause FaceTime also blocked.
Protocol Signature Details
The following table contains protocol IDs for the protocols that were added or enhanced in Protocol Pack #32. These IDs appear in the PROTOCOL_ID field of RDRs that are generated for these protocols.
Cisco SCA BB Protocol Pack #31
Compatibility Information
Note
Cisco SCE 2000 SPQI image can be installed in Cisco SCE 1000 for Protocol Pack #25, Protocol Pack #26, Protocol Pack #27, Protocol Pack #28, Protocol Pack #29, and Protocol Pack #30, and Protocol Pack #31.
The Cisco SCA BB Protocol Pack #31 can be installed on Cisco SCE 1000, Cisco SCE 2000, or Cisco SCE 8000 platforms on which one of the following versions of Cisco SCA BB has already been installed.
This Protocol Pack can be installed on top of the following platforms:
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Cisco SCA BB Release 3.8.0
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Cisco SCA BB Release 3.7.0
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Cisco SCA BB Release 3.7.1
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Cisco SCA BB Release 3.7.2
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Cisco SCA BB Release 3.7.5
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Cisco SCA BB Release 3.8.0
Protocol Library Updates
Note
IPv6 protocols are applicable for Release 3.7.5 and Release 3.8.0.
New Protocols
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Amazon Cloud Drive Desktop App (v0.09.14.0)
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Dailymotion (v2.2.2 for iPhone, v2.2 for Android )
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Daum My People
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FaceBook Mobile chat ( Facebook for Mobile -v5.0.1 for iPhone and Face Book messenger v1.9.1, Face book messenger for PC v2.1.4631.0)
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Google+ hangout Video (v3.2.1144 for iPhone)
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Instagram (v3.0.1 for iPhone, v3.0.5for Android )
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Kakao Talk (Version 3.0.5 for iPhone, v3.3.3 for Android )
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Logmein Ignition (v1.2.244 for PC, v3.2.1144 for iPhone)
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NateonTalk (v1.2.8 for iPhone and Android )
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Origin (v9.0.2.2064)
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Saavn (v1.0.11)
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SkyDrive
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Soundcloud_HTTPS
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Ubuntuone (v1.2.4(FT),1.6.1(Music) for iPhone,v1.2(FT), 2.4(Music) for Android)
Updated Protocols
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Jabber (IPV4/IPV6)
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google talk VOIP
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Flash youtube
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download over http
New Flavors
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Dailymotion
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NateonTalk
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Origin
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Saavn
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Soundcloud_HTTP
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UbuntuoneStreaming.
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Vopium
Updated Flavors
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Flash MySpace
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Myspace
New Zones
None
Resolved Caveats
None
Known Limitations
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Support provided for only Classification of chat flows in Facebook messenger for iOS and PC Messenger App alone.
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Soundcloud support is provided as below:
Classify/block - for Android and iPhone.
Only block - for PC.
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Only classification and rate-limit can be applied to the signature `SkyDriveNetDnld'. This signature supports the website and downloads. Since this signature also has the pattern for website along with downloads, the downloads can't be blocked completely. Applying the block policy on this signature will completely block the website, `skydrive.live.com'.
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Ubuntuone support is only classification and blocking.
CSCud21355
The hitless upgrade for Cisco Release 3.8.0 SCE 2000 is not supported.
Known Caveats
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CSCuc17560
Voice call is not blocking in Google+ hangout.
Protocol Signature Details
The following table contains protocol IDs for the protocols that were added or enhanced in Protocol Pack #31. These IDs appear in the PROTOCOL_ID field of RDRs that are generated for these protocols.
Cisco SCA BB Protocol Pack #30
Compatibility Information
Note
Cisco SCE 2000 SPQI image can be installed in Cisco SCE 1000 for Protocol Pack #25, Protocol Pack #26, Protocol Pack #27, Protocol Pack #28, Protocol Pack #29, and Protocol Pack #30.
The Cisco SCA BB Protocol Pack #30 can be installed on Cisco SCE 1000, Cisco SCE 2000, or Cisco SCE 8000 platforms on which one of the following versions of Cisco SCA BB has already been installed.
This Protocol Pack can be installed on top of the following platforms:
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Cisco SCA BB Release 3.7.0
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Cisco SCA BB Release 3.7.1
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Cisco SCA BB Release 3.7.2
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Cisco SCA BB Release 3.7.5
Protocol Library Updates
Note
IPv6 protocols are applicable for Release 3.7.5
IPv6
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RTMPT
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SpeedyShare
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NTP
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STUN
New Protocols
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Appstore
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eBuddy XMS (Version 2.9.1)
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GoogleDrive
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GoogleGoggles (Version 1.8)
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LINE VOIP (Version 2.4.0)
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LINE MESSENGER (Version 2.4.0, Version 2.5.1 for Android)
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Opera Mobile (Version 12)
Updated Protocols
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BBC iPlayer (Version 3.2.15—Watch Live feature supported)
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SpeedyShare
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Gadu-Gadu (Version 10.5.2.13164)
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Whatsapp (Version 2.8.x)
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UUCALL (Version 5.0.7)
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Dropbox (Version 1.4.9)
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Viber (iPhone—Version 2.1.5.270; Android—Version 2.1.6.632)
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Skype over Face book (Version1.2.0.159)
New Flavors
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BBCIplayerWatchLive
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Slacker -Radio
Updated Flavors
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Gadu-Gadu (Version 10.5.2.13164)
New Zones
BBCIplayer Zone
Resolved Caveats
CSCtz96166
Viber is classified as Behavioral VoIP.
Known Limitations
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Cisco SCE fails to block video streaming and radio streaming on RTMP flows of BBC iplayer. As a workaround, apply a rate limit of 5 kb/s on BBC iPlayer Streaming service to block the streaming service.
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Opera Mobile traffic is wrongly classified to Generic HTTP. Opera Mobile browser behaves like a desktop browser when the User Agent, under the Advanced Setting in the browser, is set to desktop mode. While in the desktop mode, the browser renders webpages that are suitable for desktops. The traffic generated by the browser while in the desktop mode cannot be classified because the User Agent for Opera Mobile in desktop mode is same as the Opera desktop browser.
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Increased CPU utilization on Cisco SCE devices when BBCiPlayer and WhatsApp protocols are supported.
Known Caveats
None.
Protocol Signature Details
The following table contains protocol IDs for the protocols that were added or enhanced in Protocol Pack #30. These IDs appear in the PROTOCOL_ID field of RDRs that are generated for these protocols.
Cisco SCA BB Protocol Pack #29
Compatibility Information
Note
SCE2000 SPQI image can be installed in SCE1000 for Protocol Pack #25, Protocol Pack #26, Protocol Pack #27, Protocol Pack #28, and Protocol Pack #29.
The Cisco SCA BB Protocol Pack #29 can be installed on an Cisco SCE 1000, Cisco SCE 2000, or Cisco SCE 8000 platform on which one of the following versions of Cisco SCA BB has already been installed.
This Protocol Pack can be installed on top of the following platforms,
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Cisco SCA BB Release 3.7.0
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Cisco SCA BB Release 3.7.1
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Cisco SCA BB Release 3.7.2
•
Cisco SCA BB Release 3.7.5
Protocol Library Updates
Note
IPv6 protocols are applicable for Release 3.7.5
New Protocols
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Amazon cloud
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Apple iCloud
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Mumble (v 1.2.3a)
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Teredo
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Android Market(v3.5.19)
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Love Film
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IPV6
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IMAP
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IMAPS
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Jabber
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RTP
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RTMP
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SSH
–
SSDP
Updated Protocols
•
Gmail - video (v2.9.10.7526)
New Flavors
•
Flickr
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Android Market
•
•
Tudou
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Love Film
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AndroidDownloadManager
Updated Flavors
•
Mediafire
•
uploaded2
•
Depositfiles
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Wuploadupload
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wuploaddowload
New Zones
None
Resolved Caveats
None
Known Limitations
None
Known Caveats
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CSCua14462
DSS issues observed while opening old pqbs on Cisco SCA BB with PP #29.
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CSCua17789
GMail Video TCP - SSL misclassified to Generic.
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CSCua17805
speedyshare download misclassified in direct access of download URL.
Protocol Signature Details
The following table contains protocol IDs for the protocols that were added or enhanced in Protocol Pack #29. These IDs appear in the PROTOCOL_ID field of RDRs that are generated for these protocols.
Cisco SCA BB Protocol Pack #28
Compatibility Information
Note
SCE2000 SPQI image can be installed in SCE1000 for Protocol Pack #25, Protocol Pack #26. Protocol Pack #27, and Protocol Pack #28.
The Cisco SCA BB Protocol Pack #28 can be installed on an Cisco SCE 1000, Cisco SCE 2000, or Cisco SCE 8000 platform on which one of the following versions of Cisco SCA BB has already been installed.
This Protocol Pack can be installed on top of the following platforms,
•
Cisco SCA BB Release 3.6.6
•
Cisco SCA BB Release 3.7.0
•
Cisco SCA BB Release 3.7.1
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Cisco SCA BB Release 3.7.2
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Cisco SCA BB Release 3.7.5
Protocol Library Updates
IPv6
•
Download over HTTP
•
Telnet
New Protocols
•
Hyves
•
SD Gundam capsule fighter online
•
Lotus Domino
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Skype IM (v5.8)
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Skype Video (v5.8 - UDP)
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Skype [For SkypeOut TCP traffic]
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PC v5.8
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Android v2.6
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iPhone v3.7
Updated Protocols
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Behavioral Upload/Download
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What's app
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v2.6.x
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v2.7.x
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Skype Voip (v5.8)
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Skype File Transfer (v5.8)
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Skype Video (v5.8 - TCP)
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Skype [For SkypeOut UDP traffic]
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PC v5.8
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Android v2.7
–
iPhone v3.7
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RTMPE (Encrypted Joost & iTV traffic )
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NTP v4
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MSN Voip
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PPLive
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Dropbox [Change in the buddy protocol]
New Flavors
•
vuze.com
•
Hyves
Updated Flavors
None
New Zones
None
Resolved Caveats
•
CSCtc30635
Weak PPLive signature from PP#18 misclassifies other traffic as PPLive.
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CSCty26294
vuze.com gets blocked if bittorrent traffic is blocked.
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CSCth87103
MSN Voip not blocked after the first call in the login session.
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CSCtw49717
SCE2020 3.5.5 PP24 misclassifies NTP as Skye and other protocols.
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CSCtw92305
Issue after upgrading to PP verions 25/26.
Known Limitations
None
Known Caveats
None
Protocol Signature Details
The following table contains protocol IDs for the protocols that were added or enhanced in Protocol Pack #28. These IDs appear in the PROTOCOL_ID field of RDRs that are generated for these protocols.
Cisco SCA BB Protocol Pack #27
Compatibility Information
Note
SCE2000 SPQI image can be installed in SCE1000 for Protocol Pack #25, Protocol Pack #26 and Protocol Pack #27.
The Cisco SCA BB Protocol Pack #27 can be installed on an Cisco SCE 1000, Cisco SCE 2000, or Cisco SCE 8000 platform on which one of the following versions of Cisco SCA BB has already been installed.
This Protocol Pack can be installed on top of the following platforms:
•
Cisco SCA BB Release 3.6.6
•
Cisco SCA BB Release 3.7.0
•
Cisco SCA BB Release 3.7.1
•
Cisco SCA BB Release 3.7.2
Protocol Library Updates
IPv6 Protocols
Note
IPv6 protocols are applicable for Release 3.7.5.
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Download over HTTP
•
Telnet
•
•
Youtube
•
Http
•
Ftp
•
Tftp
•
NNTP
•
Encrypted Bittorrent
•
Non-Encrypted Bittorrent
•
Ms -Exchange Desktop
•
SpeedyShare
•
All protocols under 'Other Well-Known Ports' service
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SMTP
•
POP3
New Protocols
•
Champions Online
•
Spotify
•
Facetime
•
Nimbuzz v 2.09
•
Qvod v5.0.81
•
Call of Duty -BlackOps
•
Team Fortess 2
•
War Craft 3
•
Telnet
•
iMessage
Updated Protocols
•
BitTorrent 7.2
•
uTorrent 3.0
•
BBC iPlayer v 3.2.13
•
Whatsapp v 2.6
•
RTMP and RTMPS
•
ooVoo v3.0.1.46
•
PPLive
•
iTel
•
Steam
•
SSL v3
New Flavors
•
BitshareUpload
•
BitshareDownload
•
WuploadUpload
•
WuploadDownload
•
MegasharesUpload
•
MegasharesDownload
•
PlunderDownload
•
EnteruploadUpload
•
EnteruploadDownload
•
FurknetUpload
•
FurknetDownload
•
UploadstationUpload
•
UploadstationDownload
•
VipfileUpload
•
QvodVideo
•
SpotifyFlavor
•
SpotifyReferer
•
NicoVideo
Updated Flavors
None
New Zones
None
Resolved Caveats
•
CSCtu38241
whatsapp support from version 2.6 onwards.
•
CSCtn89419
XBOX live is misclassifyied as PPLive.
Known Limitations
•
QVOD protocol Blocking can be achieved by rate-limiting at 2kbps.
•
Work around to block BBC iplayer's video streaming and radio streaming, apply a rate limit of 5 Kbps on BBC iplayer over RTMP protocol.
•
Blocking Spotify music without blocking spotify login is not supported.
•
BBC iPlayer v 3.2.13 Watch Live feature is not supported for BBC TV channels.
Known Caveats
None
Protocol Signature Details
The following table contains protocol IDs for the protocols that were added or enhanced in Protocol Pack #27. These IDs appear in the PROTOCOL_ID field of RDRs that are generated for these protocols.
Note
When Protocol Pack #26 PQB is upgraded to Protol Pack #27, ensure Dropbox is mapped under 'Other File Sharing'. If it's not available, create a new service called 'Other File Sharing' under 'File Sharing' and add Dropbox to it.
Cisco SCA BB Protocol Pack #26
Compatibility Information
Note
SCE2000 SPQI image can be installed in SCE1000 for Protocol Pack #25 and Protocol Pack #26.
The Cisco SCA BB Protocol Pack #26 can be installed on an Cisco SCE 1000, Cisco SCE 2000, or Cisco SCE 8000 platform on which one of the following versions of Cisco SCA BB has already been installed.
This Protocol Pack can be installed on top of the following platforms:
•
Cisco SCA BB Release 3.6.1
•
Cisco SCA BB Release 3.6.6
•
Cisco SCA BB Release 3.7.0
Protocol Library Updates
New Protocols
•
31SMS v 3.0
•
WhatsApp v2.6.5320
•
Team Viewer
•
Sky GO
•
MSN V 15.4
•
Xunlei/ Thunder V7.1.7
•
Spiral Knight
•
Dropbox
•
gPlex
•
Magic Jack v2.0.6
•
Olive Phone
•
Itel
Updated Protocols
•
BitComet version 1.28 (TCP flows are misclassified with HTTP)
•
Flash YouTube
New Flavors
•
31SMS
•
Sky Go updated
•
Sky Go Referer
•
Sky Go UserAgen
•
TeamViewerReq
•
TeamViewerRes
•
SpiralKnights http
Updated Flavors
•
None
New Zones
•
Thunder
Resolved Caveats
•
CSCtq93885
1080p YouTube video is not classified as Flash YouTube HD.
Open Caveats
•
CSCts98070
Performance degradation during peak hours is observed and capacity issues are fixed.
Protocol Signature Details
The following table contains protocol IDs for the protocols that were added or enhanced in Protocol Pack #26. These IDs appear in the PROTOCOL_ID field of RDRs that are generated for these protocols.
Cisco SCA BB Protocol Pack #25
Compatibility Information
Note
sce 2000 pkg and pqb image can be installed in sce 1000.
The Cisco SCA BB Protocol Pack #25 can be installed on an Cisco SCE 1000, Cisco SCE 2000, or Cisco SCE 8000 platform on which one of the following versions of Cisco SCA BB has already been installed.
This Protocol Pack can be installed on top of the following platforms:
•
Cisco SCA BB Release 3.5.5
•
Cisco SCA BB Release 3.6.5
•
Cisco SCA BB Release 3.6.6
•
Cisco SCA BB Release 3.7.0
Protocol Library Updates
New Protocols
•
Youku Video
•
Facebook Video
•
Tango Video Calls
•
Mypeople v2.3.2
•
JustVoip v4.07
•
Skype Video v5.3
•
Shareman
•
UUsee v2011
•
NexTv
•
Starcraft2[Wings of Liberty] - Gaming Application
•
Minecraft Beta-v1.6.6 - Gaming Application
•
Rift v1.2 - Gaming Application
•
Viewn
•
Flashget v3.7.0.1152 -Download Manager
•
One-Click Hosting Sites:
–
filesonic.com
–
fileserve.com
–
hulkshare.net
–
netload.in
–
oron.com
–
Usershare.net
–
Extabit.com
–
Shareflare.com
–
Box.net
–
Sharebeast.com
–
Turbobit.com
Updated Protocols
•
Gmail Video
•
Wow-Gaming
•
Netflix
•
PPstream v 2.7.0.1166
•
Gnutella v5.2
•
ISAKMP
•
Gmail CallPhone
•
HTTP
•
Skype VoIP (PC-to-PC) v5.3
New Flavors - (Supported by 3.5.5 and later)
•
FileserveUpload
•
FileserveDownload
•
HulkshareUpload
•
HulkshareDownload
•
FilesonicUpload
•
FilesonicDownload
•
NetloadUpload
•
NetloadDownload
•
OronUpload
•
UsershareUpload
•
ExtabitUpload
•
ExtabitDownloadReferer
•
ShareflareUpload
•
ShareflareDownload
•
ShareflareUploadReferer
•
BoxUpload
•
BoxDownload
•
SharebeastUpload
•
SharebeastDownload
•
TurbobitUpload
•
TurbobitDownload
•
Facebook Video
•
Viewn
•
Viewnuseragent
•
Youkulogin
•
YoukuUploadingVideo
•
UUseeLogin
•
UUseeVOD
Updated Flavors - (Supported by 3.5.5 and later)
•
Netflix
•
NetflixMovieData
New Zones - (Supported by 3.5.5 and later)
•
FlashgetZone
Resolved Caveats
•
CSCtr71719
installing-PP #25 over 3.7.0-Invalid Prefix String '/QVideo/~ajax/logon*.
•
CSCtn00035
ISAKMP traffic over port 500 mis-classified as GBox.
•
CSCtl96414
PPStream traffic is misclassified.
•
CSCtn77381
Gnutella Traffic is not blocked.
•
CSCtn46940
HTTP URL returned as empty string.
•
CSCtj34216
Add enhancement support for Gmail Call Phone.
Known Limitations
•
CSCtq71667
PP25-Capacity is degraded by 3% wrt to PP24 FC.
•
CSCtr14067
Gmail Video UDP flows are misclassified.
•
CSCto87975
Add Support for UUsee - Features of registered users are not supported.
•
CSCtq91367
Warnings thrown while opening earlier version policies in PP25.
Some of the newly added protocols/flavors in PP25 will be mapped as below, when PP24 pqb is upgraded to PP25:
–
Mypeople Voice Call protocol is attached to SIP service.
–
Mypeople Video Call protocol is attached to Other VoIP Service.
–
Google Call Phone is attached to Other VoIP service.
–
Uuseelogin and Uusee video are attached to Audio and Video over HTTP service.
–
Viewn and Viewnuseragent flavors are under Unassigned Flavors, so will have to be mapped to the desired service. [In PP25, its added under HTTP].
–
Flash get zones is under Unassigned Zone, so will have to be mapped to the desired service [In PP25 it is under Other P2P service].
Protocol Signature Details
The following table contains protocol IDs for the protocols that were added or enhanced in Protocol Pack #25. These IDs appear in the PROTOCOL_ID field of RDRs that are generated for these protocols.
Cisco SCA BB Protocol Pack #24
Compatibility Information
The Cisco SCA BB Protocol Pack #24 can be installed on an Cisco SCE 1000, Cisco SCE 2000, or Cisco SCE 8000 platform on which one of the following versions of Cisco SCA BB has already been installed.
This Protocol Pack can be installed on top of the following platforms:
•
Cisco SCA BB Release 3.5.5
•
Cisco SCA BB Release 3.6.1
•
Cisco SCA BB Release 3.6.5
Protocol Library Updates
New Protocols
•
Alicall
•
Daum
•
Funshion
•
GaduGadu
•
Gmail Video
•
Skype PC-to-Mobile UDP
•
SSH
•
Viber
•
One-Click Hosting Sites
–
easy-share.com
–
fileden.com
–
freakshare.com
–
gigasize.com
–
letitbit.net
–
zippyshare.com
Updated Protocols
•
CCcam-Traffic
•
Flash YouTube Normal
•
Gbox-Traffic
•
JaJah YahooPhoneOut
•
Skype VOIP
•
TeamSpeak
•
WoW
•
Yahoo Messenger VoIP
•
Zattoo
New Flavors - (Supported by 3.5.5 and later)
•
Daum Flavors
•
Daum Referers
•
Easyshare
•
FileDen
•
FlashMySpace
•
Freakshare
•
FunshionHomepage
•
FunshionNavigation
•
GaduGaduPhoto
•
GaduGaduRadio
•
GaduGaduTV
•
GigaSize
•
LetitBit
•
TeamSpeak3
•
Zippyshare
Resolved Issues
•
CSCtk31435
Yahoo PC-to-PC outgoing call is classified as Yahoo Jajah.
•
CSCtj80243
StarCraft II game is misclassified as GBox.
•
CSCtl71677
Cannot block YouTube traffic properly.
•
CSCtl42682
PPTP is misclassified as CCcam.
•
CSCtj15387
Radius packet is classified as Zattoo.
•
CSCtk54367
Added support for Netflix Canada traffic.
•
CSCtk74640
Wow is misclassified in PP #23 due to latest Wow patch.
Known Limitations
•
CSCtn19520
Warnings received when opening an older protocol pack policy on Protocol Pack #24 must be resolved manually using the following procedure.
Step 1
For each warning, right-click the Problems tab.
Step 2
From the drop-down list, select Quick Fix.
Step 3
Select Assign protocol to an existing service and click OK.
Step 4
Select the service to assign the protocol to.
•
CSCtl99807
Gmail Video UDP is not blocked when a block policy is applied.
Work-around: To block Gmail Video UDP traffic, apply a rate limit of 5 Kbps.
•
CSCtn70726
Funshion Signature not supported for registered users.
•
CSCtn70995
No support for GaduGadu VoIP and Video Chat.
Protocol Signature Details
The following table contains protocol IDs for the protocols that were added or enhanced in Protocol Pack #24 These IDs appear in the PROTOCOL_ID field of RDRs that are generated for these protocols.
Cisco SCA BB Protocol Pack #23
Compatibility Information
The Cisco SCA BB Protocol Pack #23 can be installed on a Cisco SCE 1000, Cisco SCE 2000, or Cisco SCE 8000 platform on which one of the following versions of Cisco SCA BB has already been installed.
This Protocol Pack can be installed on top of the following platforms:
Cisco SCA BB Release 3.5.5
Cisco SCA BB Release 3.6.0
Cisco SCA BB Release 3.6.1
Cisco SCA BB Release 3.6.5
Protocol Library Updates
New Protocols
•
CCTV
•
Headcall
•
Netflix
•
Net2Phone
•
Pandora Audio (Supported as of 3.6.0 and 3.6.1)
•
SVTPlay
•
UUCall
•
Ustream
•
World of Warcraft
•
One-Click Hosting Sites
–
sendspace
–
uploaded.to
–
divshare
–
mediafire
–
4shared
–
depositfiles
–
uploading
–
badongo
–
ziddu
–
2shared
–
hotfile
–
speedyshare
–
limelinx
–
filefactory
Updated Protocols
•
Zattoo v4.0.5
•
Bittorrent 7.1
•
uTorrent 2.0.4
•
MapleStory (v88)
•
Flash over HTTP
•
FTP
New Flavors - (Supported by 3.5.5 and later)
•
Badongo
•
CCTV
•
DepositFiles
•
DivShare
•
FileFactory
•
HotFile
•
Limelinx
•
Media Fire
•
Netflix
•
NetflixMovieData
•
SendSpace
•
SpeedyShare
•
SVTPlayNetworking
•
SVTPlayStreaming
•
Uploading
•
Uploaded2
•
Ustream Homepage
•
Ustream Upcoming
•
Ziddu
•
2shared
•
4shared
Resolved Issues
•
CSCth28266
MapleStory is misclassified as PPlive.
•
CSCti10070
Bittorent as Generic UDP.
•
CSCti83620
Added support for Flash over HTTP Initiatee flows.
•
CSCtj01294
Added support for Pandora.
•
CSCti18214
RTMPE is misclassified as Zattoo in Protocol Pack #22.
•
CSCtj20581
Content filtering doe not work when HTTP response is not in order.
•
CSCtj45626
FTP signature is not robust enough.
•
CSCtj43892
Added a new signature for Suspected P2P Generic traffic.
Note
The new signature Generic P2PSuspected is under the Other UDP service by default. This signature was developed for traffic that is suspected of being P2P traffic. To apply the same policy to Generic P2PSuspected as toP2P, move Generic P2PSuspected from the Other UDP service to the P2P service.
By default, this signature is turned off. The tunable that can be used to turn it on is GT_PL_GENERIC_P2PSUSPECTED_DO_CLASSIFY.
Known Limitations
CSCta17754
Hitless upgrade is not supported on the SCE 2000 platform for release 3.5.5.
CSCte55078
Warnings received when opening an older protocol pack policy on a newer protocol pack release must be resolved manually using the following procedure.
Step 1
For each warning, right-click the Problems tab.
Step 2
From the drop-down list, select Quick Fix.
Step 3
Select Assign protocol to an existing service and click OK.
Step 4
Select the service to assign the protocol to.
CSCti16281
Warnings received when opening a Protocol Pack #21 policy after Protocol Pack #22 has been installed must be resolved manually using the procedure described for CSCte55078.
CSCti16531
Hitless upgrade is not supported on the following:
•
Cisco SCOS Release 3.5.5 with Protocol Pack #22 installed
•
Cisco SCOS Release 3.6.0 with Protocol Pack #21 installed
CSCti18214
Blocking Zattoo 4.0.5 streaming traffic requires a block policy on the RTMP service element.
Protocol Signature Details
The following table contains protocol IDs for the protocols that were added or enhanced in Protocol Pack#23. These IDs appear in the PROTOCOL_ID field of RDRs that are generated for these protocols.
Manual Configuration (Release 3.1.7 only)
The manual configuration should be performed after the Protocol Pack installation has been completed (according to the procedure described in the Cisco Service Control Application for Broadband User Guide).
To perform any required manual configuration, complete the following steps:
Step 1
Retrieve the PQB file from the Cisco SCE platform.
Step 2
Perform the necessary changes according to instructions.
Step 3
Apply the modified PQB file.
Cisco SCA BB Protocol Pack #22
Compatibility Information
The Cisco SCA BB Protocol Pack #22 can be installed on an SCE 1000, SCE 2000, or SCE 8000 platform on which one of the following versions of Cisco SCA BB has already been installed.
This Protocol Pack can be installed on top of the following platforms,
Cisco SCA BB Release 3.1.7
Cisco SCA BB Release 3.5.5
Cisco SCA BB Release 3.6.0
Cisco SCA BB Release h3.6.1
Protocol Library Updates
New Protocols
•
ActiveSync Gmail
•
Card Sharing
•
Dial070
•
JaJah YahooPhoneOut
•
ooVoo
Updated Protocols
•
Skype FT (3.5.5 and later)
•
Skype VoIP (3.5.5 and later)
•
Zatto
•
Thunder (3.5.5 and later)
•
Google Talk File Transfer (3.5.5 and later)
•
Google Talk VoIP (3.5.5 and later)
•
MSN VoIP
•
uTorrent 2.0.2
•
Warez
•
xbox Call Of Duty
New Flavors - (Supported by 3.5.5 and later)
•
way2sms
•
Thunder New Service
•
Zattoo HttpHost
•
Zattoo HttpReferer
•
Skype_UI_Updates
•
PC-Based Dial070 Voice
•
PC-Based Dial070 Login
Resolved Issues
CSCta54033
Camera traffic classified as P2P.
CSCtd41901
Skype Voice from a PDA to a PC is misclassified as Skype IM when PP19 is installed.
CSCte89479
MSN VOIP is misclassified when running Cisco SCOS Release 3.5.5 with PP 20 installed.
CSCtg26799
Google Talk is misclassified as STUN.
CSCtg27285
Google Talk file transfer is not blocked.
CSCtg65322
Cannot block Skype FT while allowing other Skype protocols.
CSCtg65335
Cannot block Skype VoIP while allowing other Skype protocols.
CSCtg70136
uTorrent is misclassified to Other UDP service when running Cisco SCOS Release 3.5.5 with Protocol Pack #20 installed.
CSCth28494
Skype can not be blocked on SCE 2000.
CSCth32957
The protocol ISAKMP is included in different service after upgrading the Protocol Pack.
Known Limitations
CSCsv44394
The installation of Protocol Pack #21 upon Cisco SCOS release 3.1.7 requires the following manual configuration in order to support all the Protocol Pack #21 features.
Step 1
Extract the SPQI file from the Cisco SCOS release 3.1.7 Protocol Pack #21 ZIP package and install the Protocol Pack as usual using Cisco SCA BB.
Step 2
Extract the script.txt file from the Cisco SCOS release 3.1.7 Protocol Pack #21 ZIP package and upload to the SCE platform using FTP.
Step 3
Open a CLI session in the SCE platform and navigate to the directory where the uploaded script.txt resides and execute the following CLI command:
script run script.txt.CSCsx78811
Upgrading from Cisco SCOS release3.1.7 with Protocol Pack #21 to Cisco SCOS release 3.5.5 with Protocol Pack #21 requires the following manual configuration in order to support all the Protocol Pack #21 features.
Step 1
Remove the DSS. Go to:
Configuration > Signature Settings > Signature Script
and choose Remove.
Step 2
Save the PQB file.
Step 3
Install Cisco SCOS release 3.5.5 with Protocol Pack #21.
Note
Upgrading from Cisco SCOS release 3.5.x with Protocol Pack# 21 to a later SCOS version with Protocol Pack# 21 will display warning messages. Once the new configuration is saved, warnings will no longer be displayed.
CSCta17754
Hitless upgrade is not supported on the SCE 2000 platform for Cisco SCOS release 3.5.5 .
CSCte55078
Warnings received when opening a 3.1.7 policy on Cisco SCA BB release 3.5.5 must be resolved manually using the following procedure.
Step 1
For each warning, right-click the Problems tab.
Step 2
From the drop-down list, select Quick Fix.
Step 3
Select Assign protocol to an existing service and click OK.
Step 4
Select the service to assign the protocol to.
CSCti16281
Warnings received when opening a Protocol Pack #21 policy after Protocol Pack #22 has been installed must be resolved manually using the procedure described for CSCte55078.
CSCti16531
Hitless upgrade is not supported on the following:
•
Cisco SCOS Release 3.5.5 with PP 22 installed
•
Cisco SCOS Release 3.6.0 with PP 21 installed
DSS Content (Release 3.1.7 only)
Note
The DSS included in the SPQI file is automatically applied to the active PQB file when the SPQI is installed on the SCE platform.
The SUS script contains no DSS-based signatures and is only provided to expose the new signature IDs to the application.
Protocol Signature Details
The following table contains protocol IDs for the protocols that were added or enhanced in Protocol Pack#22. These IDs appear in the PROTOCOL_ID field of RDRs that are generated for these protocols.
Manual Configuration (Release 3.1.7 only)
The manual configuration should be performed after the Protocol Pack installation has been completed (according to the procedure described in the Cisco Service Control Application for Broadband User Guide).
To perform any required manual configuration, complete the following steps:
Step 1
Retrieve the PQB file from the SCE platform.
Step 2
Perform the necessary changes according to instructions.
Step 3
Apply the modified PQB file.
Cisco SCA BB Protocol Pack #21
Compatibility Information
The Cisco SCA BB Protocol Pack #21 can be installed on an SCE 1000, SCE 2000, or SCE 8000 platform on which one of the following versions of Cisco SCA BB has already been installed.
This Protocol Pack can be installed on top of the following platforms,
Cisco SCA BB Release 3.1.7
Cisco SCA BB Release 3.5.5
Cisco SCA BB Release 3.6.0
Protocol Library Updates
New Protocols
•
Utagoe UGLive2
•
SkeedReceiver
•
WebEx
•
FIX
•
RayV
•
Windows Update
•
MS Exchange Desktop
Updated Protocols
•
PPLive
•
PPStream
•
PPTP
•
SMTP
•
Mobile MMS (V3.6.0 only)
•
Fring
New Flavors - (Supported by Release 3.5.5 and later)
•
•
•
MySpace
•
Flixster
•
•
Tagged
•
Classmates
•
MyYearbook
•
LiveJournal
•
Ning
•
BlackPlanet
•
Bebo
•
Hi5
•
Yuku
•
CafeMom
•
Friendster
•
Xanga
•
Yahoo Profiles
•
Orkut
•
UrbanChat
•
Fubar
•
AsianTown
•
Windows Update Self Update
•
Windows Update Download
•
Microsoft Silverlight
•
Sina Video
Resolved Issues
CSCte11816
MMS traffic is not correctly classified
CSCtf36994
TLS based SMTP flows are not subject for SPAM detection or blocking
CSCtf81007
Some Fring VoIP sessions are being misclassified as Other
CSCtg09102
Lord of the rings online is misclassified to PPLive
CSCtf83959
PPTP signature not correctly classified
Known Limitations
CSCsv44394
The installation of Protocol Pack #21 upon Cisco SCOS release 3.1.7 requires the following manual configuration in order to support all the Protocol Pack #21 features.
Step 1
Extract the SPQI file from the Cisco SCOS release 3.1.7 Protocol Pack #21 ZIP package and install the Protocol Pack as usual using Cisco SCA BB.
Step 2
Extract the script.txt file from the Cisco SCOS release 3.1.7 Protocol Pack #21 ZIP package and upload to the SCE platform using FTP.
Step 3
Open a CLI session in the Cisco SCE platform and navigate to the directory where the uploaded script.txt resides and execute the following CLI command:
script run script.txt.CSCsx78811
Upgrading from Cisco SCOS release 3.1.7 with Protocol Pack #21 to Cisco SCOS release 3.5.5 with Protocol Pack #21 requires the following manual configuration in order to support all the Protocol Pack #21 features.
Step 1
Remove the DSS. Go to:
Configuration > Signature Settings > Signature Script
and choose Remove.
Step 2
Save the PQB file.
Step 3
Install Cisco SCOS release 3.5.5 with Protocol Pack #21.
Note
Upgrading from Cisco SCOS release 3.5.x with Protocol Pack# 21 to a later SCOS version with Protocol Pack# 21 will display warning messages. Once the new configuration is saved, warnings will no longer be displayed.
CSCta17754
Hitless upgrade is not supported on the Cisco SCE 2000 platform for Cisco SCOS release 3.5.5.
CSCte55078
Warnings received when opening a Cisco SCOS release 3.1.7 policy on Cisco SCA BB release 3.5.5 must be resolved manually using the following procedure.
Step 1
For each warning, right-click the Problems tab.
Step 2
From the drop-down list, select Quick Fix.
Step 3
Select Assign protocol to an existing service and click OK.
Step 4
Select the service to assign the protocol to.
Known Limitations: Protocol Specific
WebEx :
As of Protocol Pack#21, flows where security parameters are not negotiated between SSL client and server are not part of the classification.
MS Exchange:
•
MS Exchange Desktop is supported
•
Outlook Web Access (OWA) is not supported.
FIX:
Classification is supported for the following browsers:
•
Google Chrome
•
IE
•
Mozilla
•
Opera
As of Protocol Pack#21, flows where security parameters are not negotiated between SSL client and server are not part of the classification.
Microsoft Silverlight:
Number of HTTP GET detections has to be increased using the following procedure:
Step 1
Open Cisco SCA BB.
Step 2
Open Service Configuration in Editor Perspective.
Step 3
In the Policies tab, select Configuration > Policies > System Settings.
System Settings window appears.
Step 4
Go to Advanced Options.
Step 5
Click Advanced Service Configuration Options.
Step 6
Change the value in the Number of HTTP GET Detections field to 50, then click OK.
Step 7
Apply the new service configuration to the SCE platform.
DSS Content (Release 3.1.7 only)
Note
The DSS included in the SPQI file is automatically applied to the active PQB file when the SPQI is installed on the SCE platform.
The SUS script contains no DSS-based signatures and is only provided to expose the new signature IDs to the application.
Protocol Signature Details
The following table contains protocol IDs for the protocols that were added or enhanced in Protocol Pack#21. These IDs appear in the PROTOCOL_ID field of RDRs that are generated for these protocols.
Manual Configuration (Release 3.1.7 only)
The manual configuration should be performed after the Protocol Pack installation has been completed (according to the procedure described in the Cisco Service Control Application for Broadband User Guide).
To perform any required manual configuration, complete the following steps:
Step 1
Retrieve the PQB file from the SCE platform.
Step 2
Perform the necessary changes according to instructions.
Step 3
Apply the modified PQB file.
Cisco SCA BB Protocol Pack #20
Compatibility Information
The Cisco SCA BB Protocol Pack #20 can be installed on an SCE 1000, SCE 2000, or SCE 8000 platform on which one of the following versions of Cisco SCA BB has already been installed.
This Protocol Pack can be installed on top of the following platforms,
Cisco SCA BB Release 3.1.7
Cisco SCA BB Release 3.5.0
Cisco SCA BB Release 3.5.5
Protocol Library Updates
New Protocols
•
Street Fighter IV- Gaming Protocol
•
Einy - P2P Video
•
RTMPS - Secure RTMP
•
Citrix - Terminal
•
Laplink- Terminal
•
SAP (Supported by 3.5.0 and later)
Updated Protocols
•
nntps—Port-based protocol, now based also on SSL protocol signatures. (Supported by 3.5.0 and later)
•
Google Talk—Updated Voice and File Transfer signatures; support added for Japanese version
•
Call Of Duty—Support added for Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2. (Supported by 3.5.0 and later)
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Bittorrent—Support added for uTorrent 2.0
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RTMP—Support added for RTMPE, updated RTMPT
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MegaUpload—Updated flavor
New Flavors - (Supported by Release 3.5.0 and later)
None
Resolved Issues
CSCtb85172
GoogleTalk might be misclassified as STUN.
CSCtc61531
Street Fighter 4 on Playstation 3 not classified.
CSCtc93694
`Service element already exists' warning when installing Protocol Pack 19.
CSCtd41978
P2P and NNTP classification degradation in Cisco SCA-BB version 3.5.5.
CSCtd82455
HTTP-based Yahoo Messenger login is classified as HTTP Browsing.
CSCte12073
SIP TCP classification problem if Register command is spread over two packets.
CSCtd66946
uTP misclassification in latest uTorrent client versions (1.8.4 and higher).
Known Limitations
CSCsv44394
The installation of Protocol Pack #20 upon Cisco SCOS release 3.1.7 requires the following manual configuration in order to support all the Protocol Pack #20 features.
Step 1
Extract the SPQI file from the Cisco SCOS release 3.1.7 Protocol Pack #20 ZIP package and install the Protocol Pack as usual using Cisco SCA BB.
Step 2
Extract the script.txt file from the Cisco SCOS release 3.1.7 Protocol Pack #20 ZIP package and upload to the Cisco SCE platform using FTP.
Step 3
Open a CLI session in the Cisco SCE platform and navigate to the directory where the uploaded script.txt resides and execute the following CLI command:
script run script.txt.CSCsx78811
Upgrading from Cisco SCOS release 3.1.7 with Protocol Pack #20 to Cisco SCOS release 3.5.0 with Protocol Pack #20 requires the following manual configuration in order to support all the Protocol Pack #20 features.
Step 1
Remove the DSS. Go to:
Configuration > Signature Settings > Signature Script
and choose Remove.
Step 2
Save the PQB file.
Step 3
Install Cisco SCOS release 3.5.0 with Protocol Pack 20.
Note
Upgrading from Cisco SCOS release 3.5.x with Protocol Pack 20 to a later SCOS version with Protocol Pack #20 will display warning messages. Once the new configuration is saved, warnings will no longer be displayed.
CSCta17754
Hitless upgrade is not supported on the Cisco SCE 2000 platform for Cisco SCOS release 3.5.5 .
CSCte55078
Warnings received when opening a Cisco SCA BB release 3.1.7 policy on Cisco SCA BB releases 3.5.5 and 3.5.0 must be resolved manually using the following procedure.
Step 1
For each warning, right-click the Problems tab.
Step 2
From the drop-down list, select Quick Fix.
Step 3
Select Assign protocol to an existing service and click OK.
Step 4
Select the service to assign the protocol to.
DSS Content (Release 3.1.7 only)
Note
The DSS included in the SPQI file is automatically applied to the active PQB file when the SPQI is installed on the SCE platform.
The SUS script contains no DSS-based signatures and is only provided to expose the new signature IDs to the application.
Protocol Signature Details
The following table contains protocol IDs for the protocols that were added or enhanced in Protocol Pack #20. These IDs appear in the PROTOCOL_ID field of RDRs that are generated for these protocols.
Manual Configuration (Release 3.1.7 only)
The manual configuration should be performed after the PP installation has been completed (according to the procedure described in the Cisco Service Control Application for Broadband User Guide).
To perform any required manual configuration, complete the following steps:
Step 1
Retrieve the PQB file from the SCE platform.
Step 2
Perform the necessary changes according to instructions below.
Step 3
Apply the modified PQB file.
Cisco SCA BB Protocol Pack #19
Compatibility Information
The Cisco SCA BB Protocol Pack #19 can be installed on an SCE 1000, SCE 2000, or SCE8000 platform on which one of the following versions of Cisco SCA BB has already been installed.
This Protocol Pack can be installed on top of the following platforms,
Cisco SCA BB Release 3.1.7
Cisco SCA BB Release 3.5.0
Cisco SCA BB Release 3.5.5
Protocol Library Updates
New Protocols
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Google Voice- VoIP
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OpenVPN - VPN
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Steam- Gaming Protocol
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LottoFile - P2P
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Monkey3- P2P
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SSL - Security
Updated Protocols
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https—Port based protocol is now based also on SSL protocol signatures. (Supported by 3.5.0 and later)
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ircs—Port based protocol is now based also on SSL protocol signatures. (Supported by 3.5.0 and later)
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imaps—Port based protocol is now based also on SSL protocol signatures. (Supported by 3.5.0 and later)
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pop3s—Port based protocol is now based also on SSL protocol signatures. (Supported by 3.5.0 and later)
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Soribada—Support added for new download flow
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Bittorrent—Support added for Bittorrent 6.2, support added for Bittorrent DNA
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Skype—Removed classification of navigation of skype.com to Skype protocol , updated Skype 4 signature
New Flavors - (Supported by Release 3.5.0 and later)
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Soribada Download - P2P
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Monkey3 Download - P2P
Resolved Issues
CSCsy95605
Skype 4 cannot be blocked.
CSCta86415
Cisco VPN AnyConnect SSL traffic is classified as encrypted BitTorrent.
CSCtb49956
HTTP traffic for skype.com is misclassified as Skype.
CSCtc54115
Non-authenticated SMTP is not blocked when not using diamond brackets.
Known Limitations
CSCsv44394
The installation of Protocol Pack #19 upon Cisco SCOS release 3.1.7 requires the following manual configuration in order to support all the Protocol Pack #19 features.
Step 1
Extract the SPQI file from the Cisco SCOS release3.1.7 Protocol Pack #19 ZIP package and install the Protocol Pack as usual using Cisco SCA BB.
Step 2
Extract the script.txt file from the Cisco SCOS release3.1.7 Protocol Pack #19 ZIP package and upload to the Cisco SCE platform using FTP.
Step 3
Open a CLI session in the Cisco SCE platform and navigate to the directory where the uploaded script.txt resides and execute the following CLI command:
script run script.txt.CSCsx78811
Upgrading from Cisco SCOS release 3.1.7 with Protocol Pack #19 to 3.5.0 with Protocol Pack #19 requires manual configuration in order to support all the Protocol Pack #19 features.
Step 1
Remove the DSS. Go to:
Configuration > Signature Settings > Signature Script
and choose Remove.
Step 2
Save the PQB file.
Step 3
Install 3.5.0 with Protocol Pack 19.
Note
Upgrading from 3.5.x with Protocol Pack 19 to a later SCOS version with Protocol Pack 19 will display warning messages. Once the new configuration is saved, warnings will no longer be displayed.
CSCta17754
Hitless upgrade is not supported on the SCE 2000 platform for release 3.5.5 .
DSS Content
Note
The DSS included in the SPQI file is automatically applied to the active PQB file when the SPQI is installed on the SCE platform.
The SUS script contains no DSS-based signatures and is only provided to expose the new signature IDs to the application.
Protocol Signature Details
Note
For a complete list of supported protocols, refer to the protocol support reference guide located at http://www.cisco.com/pcgi-bin/tablebuild.pl/sca-ps.
The following table contains protocol IDs for the protocols that were added or enhanced in Protocol Pack #19. These IDs appear in the PROTOCOL_ID field of RDRs that are generated for these protocols.
Manual Configuration
The manual configuration should be performed after the PP installation has been completed (according to the procedure described in the Cisco Service Control Application for Broadband User Guide).
To perform any required manual configuration, complete the following steps:
Step 1
Retrieve the PQB file from the SCE platform.
Step 2
Perform the necessary changes according to instructions below.
Step 3
Apply the modified PQB file.
Obtaining Documentation and Submitting a Service Request
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