Table Of Contents
Release Notes for Cisco Configuration Assistant 1.0 and Later
Cisco Configuration Assistant 1.9(1)
Cisco Configuration Assistant 1.9
Cisco Configuration Assistant 1.8
Cisco Configuration Assistant 1.7
Cisco Configuration Assistant 1.6
Cisco Configuration Assistant 1.5(3)
Cisco Configuration Assistant 1.5(2)
Cisco Configuration Assistant 1.5(1)
Cisco Configuration Assistant 1.5
Cisco Configuration Assistant 1.1
Cisco Configuration Assistant 1.0
Downloading Cisco Configuration Assistant
Updating Cisco Configuration Assistant
Upgrading Software by Using Cisco Configuration Assistant
Caveats Resolved in Cisco Configuration Assistant 1.9(1)
Caveats Resolved in Cisco Configuration Assistant 1.9
Caveats Resolved in Cisco Configuration Assistant 1.8
Caveats Resolved in Cisco Configuration Assistant 1.7
Caveats Resolved in Cisco Configuration Assistant 1.6
Caveats Resolved in Cisco Configuration Assistant 1.5(1)
Caveats Resolved in Cisco Configuration Assistant 1.5
Caveats Resolved in Cisco Configuration Assistant 1.1(1)
Caveats Resolved in Cisco Configuration Assistant 1.1(0)
Caveats Resolved in Cisco Configuration Assistant 1.0(1)
Obtaining Documentation, Obtaining Support, and Security Guidelines
Release Notes for Cisco Configuration Assistant 1.0 and Later
Revised on March 2, 2009These release notes include important information about Cisco Configuration Assistant 1.0, 1.0(1), 1.1(0), 1.1(1), 1.5, 1.5(1), 1.5(2), 1.5(3), 1.6, 1.7, 1.8, 1.9, and 1.9(1) and any limitations, restrictions, and caveats that apply to these releases. These release notes are updated as needed.
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Downloading Cisco Configuration Assistant
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Introduction
Cisco Configuration Assistant, part of the Cisco Smart Business Communications System (SBCS) portfolio of products, simplifies the tasks of configuring, deploying, and administering Cisco network solutions, improves the security and performance of your network, and reduces the time needed for network deployment and configuration. Designed for small and mid-sized business networks serving 8 to 100 users, this PC-based application with a graphical user interface (GUI) provides everything you need to set up a small office network.
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Cisco Configuration Assistant 1.9(1)
Cisco Configuration Assistant 1.9(1) is a maintenance release that includes:
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Cisco Configuration Assistant 1.9
New features that can be configured in Cisco Configuration Assistant Version 1.9 include the following:
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Cisco Configuration Assistant 1.8
With Cisco Configuration Assistant 1.8 you can:
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Cisco Configuration Assistant 1.7
With Cisco Configuration Assistant 1.7 you can configure:
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Cisco Configuration Assistant 1.6
With Cisco Configuration Assistant 1.6 you can manage these models of the Cisco Unified IP Phone 500 Series (and all phones supported by previous versions of this application):
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Cisco Configuration Assistant 1.5(3)
Cisco Configuration Assistant 1.5(3) supports the graphical user interface for the French language.
Cisco Configuration Assistant 1.5(2)
Cisco Configuration Assistant 1.5(2) supports the graphical user interface for the German language.
The online help is available in English.Cisco Configuration Assistant 1.5(1)
Cisco Configuration Assistant 1.5(1) supports the graphical user interface and online help for the Japanese language.
Cisco Configuration Assistant 1.5
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System Requirements
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The PC on which you install Cisco Configuration Assistant must meet these minimum hardware requirements:
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Cisco Configuration Assistant manages switches, routers, access points, and wireless LAN controllers.
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Downloading Cisco Configuration Assistant
You can download Cisco Configuration Assistant from this site:
http://www.cisco.com/go/configassist
For information on installing, starting, and connecting to Cisco Configuration Assistant, see Getting Started with Cisco Configuration Assistant at this site:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps7287/prod_installation_guides_list.html
Updating Cisco Configuration Assistant
To update Cisco Configuration Assistant to a later release in the language that you are using, follow these steps:
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Upgrading Software by Using Cisco Configuration Assistant
You can upgrade the Cisco IOS image on managed devices by using Cisco Configuration Assistant in either of these ways:
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For detailed instructions, click Help.
Minimum Cisco IOS Releases
Table 1 lists the minimum software releases required for the devices that Cisco Configuration Assistant manages.
Limitations and Restrictions
These limitations and restrictions will not be addressed, and there is not always a workaround:
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Important Notes
When you start Cisco Configuration Assistant, Java determines whether the resources it needs are available. If they are not, Java displays the message Could not create Java Virtual machine, and the session ends. To overcome this problem, open the file C:\Program Files\Cisco Systems\CiscoSMB\Cisco Configuration Assistant\startup\startup.properties (the default installation path), and modify this entry:
JVM_MAXIMUM_HEAP=1024m
Replace 1024m with a lower setting that does not exceed the available RAM. There is no way to foresee what value will work. Try 512m, and lower it further if necessary.
You can use the dial peer tag range 2500 to 2999 out-of-band to define your own dial peers.
If the Configuration Assistant InstallShield wizard fails to start, it is likely that there is a problem with the temporary folder location defined through the environment variables TMP and TEMP. Assigning a correct temporary folder location can fix this problem.
Open Caveats
This section describes the open caveats that could create unexpected activity in this software release.
CSCsy09835 - CCA1.9 to 1.9.1 application update issuesSymptom When performing an application update from Configuration Assistant Version 1.9 to Version 1.9.1, users may encounter the following issues:
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CSCsw97803 - Reset to factory default function sometimes fails to reload the routerSymptom After performing a Reset to Factory Defaults using Configuration Assistant, the router is not always reloaded. As a result, although CUE is in factory default state, the router IOS is in the running configuration.
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CSCsx86872 - ST: Day 2 mods for custom SIP Provider incorrect if from different PCSome day 2 additions or modifications under Telephony are mis-configured for a custom SIP Provider. For example, an added DID may not register correctly. The custom SIP Provider name is shown in the SIP Provider drop-down list, but no template information is displayed, and the Configuration Assistant application log contains the following error:
++: ERROR: : SIPData: SIP Provider read from device is not supported by any template: <PROVIDER NAME>The problem occurs when a custom SIP Provider has been configured on the UC520, but the Cisco Configuration Assistant installation reading the configuration does not have the SIP Provider template (.xml) added.
In order to configure the custom SIP Provider on the UC520 initially, the SIP Provider template (.xml) must be added to the CCA installation. Once applied to the UC520, that configuration may be read back by any other CCA installation, even if the custom SIP Provider was not added by the user. The problem occurs when modifications are made, and in this case, all attributes of that provider will be the system default.
In addition to SIP Trunk configurations, the following Telephony configurations are known to depend on the attributes defined by the SIP Provider template (.xml) for correct behavior:
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Symptom A DID is not registered when Service Provider SIP trunk configuration is loaded to the UC500 from two different devices (for example, from two PCs).
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CSCsx30783 - Speed dial XML file is not removed during reset to factory defaultSymptom The speed dial XML file present in the flash is not being when resetting the device to factory default using Configuration Assistant.
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CSCsx22527 - Cannot launch Wireless Setup WizardSymptom On a PC with the Quick Test Pro Java add-in installed, the Wireless Setup Wizard fails to launch and displays a Java error.
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CSCsv74789 - Auto uploading of phone load does not work for new SPA525G phoneSymptom After putting phoneload (for example, spa525g-7-1-1-020.bin) in the phoneload directory (c:\Program Files\Cisco Systems\CiscoSMB\Cisco Configuration Assistant\Appdata\phoneloads) and modifying user information on Users tab, CCA does not automatically upload the phone firmware and configure tftp-server and load command.
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CSCsv89726 - Timeout observed during Configuration Archive > Back UpSymptom Timeout observed during configuration backup when the PC running Cisco Configuration Assistant has one network with IP Address of 192.168.10.20, Subnet Mask of 255.255.255.0, and no IP address for the Default Gateway. The back-up process for the UC500 starts, but when the back-up Progress reached about 14%, it returns a "Backup failed" message, and the log indicates a TFTP timeout.
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CSCsw45797 - Modified information not reflected in GUI while traversing back on DSWSymptom When configuring the Device Setup Wizard (DSW), if user goes back to previous pages, and then move forward to the current page, the information entered previously is not retained.
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CSCsw97803 - Reset to factory default function does not always reload the routerSymptom The reset to factory default function does not always reload the router. CUE will be in factory default state; however, the router IOS side is still in the running config.
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CSCsu96289 - CCA should not allow Software Upgrade or Backup/Restore windows to launch while voice data is loadingSymptom If you open the Software Upgrade window before the voice data is loaded and try to do a CUE Only upgrade, it fails. Also, the CUE version is not shown in the Current version column.
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CSCsw39035 - Configured user is not displayed in the hunt/blast down listSymptom The extension numbers are not shown in hunt or call blast group extension list or member list.
When users configure two or more users with the same extension number, CCA requires users to correct the extensions to prevent duplication. After correction, the number that was duplicated is not shown in the hunt or call blast group lists.
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CSCsw74122 - CCA does not validate extensions against Live Record numberSymptom CCA does not validate the Live Record pilot number. If the user configures a Live Record pilot number that begins with an access code or is the same as an existing extension, calls will fail.
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CSCsu81384 - Intercom: Label for Intercom is editable but is not applied on routerSymptom When a user selects a phone button as an intercom and edits the button label, the button label that the user entered is replaced with "Intercom <user name>" by Cisco Configuration Assistant when the change is applied on the router.
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CSCsu45838 - Dial Plan: Outgoing Numbers do not properly show out-of-band permissionsSymptom For Outgoing Numbers configured on from Dial Plan tab in the Voice window, permissions may be blank or upon selection of the Permissions field, the current value is lost. This can occur if the Permissions value is not supported—that is, it does not map to one of the following categories:
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For any Outgoing Number with a permission not supported or configured by Cisco Configuration Assistant, use caution when making modifications and do not click the Permissions field.
Outgoing Number Permissions map to the following CLI:
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For any out-of-band configuration, Cisco Configuration Assistant typically displays the value as greyed out/disabled and does not allow further modification.
CSCsv62730- Dial Plan: Incoming dial plan does not handle swapping of AA numbersSymptom When there are two Auto-Attendants configured as destinations for Many-to-One dial plans, and the pilot numbers of the two Auto-Attendants are swapped, both Many-to-One dial plans are configured with the same Auto-Attendant as the destination.
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For example, if the AA1 number is 600 and the AA2 number is 601, instead of swapping the numbers in one Apply or OK operation, set AA1 to some other number, for example, "700," set AA2 to 600, and click Apply or OK. To complete the swap, set AA1 to 601 and click Apply or OK.
CSCsv16181 - DP: FXO incoming to hunt group or call blast group, configuration is removed when pilot number is modifiedSymptom While modifying a hunt group or call blast group pilot number, the corresponding DID dial plan configuration is not updated. This issue occurs when the destination specified by the dial plan for an incoming DID (Many-to-One) is a hunt group or call blast group, and the pilot number for the group is updated.
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CSCsw65601 - [IPS]:Modify label in error message areaCCA does not give further detailed error message for invalid public key.
Symptom When the public key submitted for IPS is invalid, the error message area at the top of the screen displays the message, "Click on red items to show further details," but no details are shown. ("Invalid public key" should be displayed for the label).
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CSCsw66202 - Issue in modifying default route IP from factory default configurationSymptom The Default Gateway from the factory default configuration is not removed when the IP configuration type is changed to Static.
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CSCsw90152 - CCA shows flash space available = -1 when there is a flash error on the UC520Symptom When there is an issue with UC520 flash, the Cisco Configuration Assistant Software Upgrade window shows available space on flash as -1. This issue typically occurs during when a software package is downgraded to a prior version.
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CSCsw89917 - CCA only displays the first DCHP pool exclusion when multiple exclusions are configuredSymptom CCA only displays the first DHCP pool exclusion for multiple exclusion configuration. DHCP pools are not able to follow multiple exclusions. For example, if the following exclusions are configured using Configure > DHCP Server > DHCP Exclusions:
192.168.2.1 - 192.168.2.39
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192.168.2.245 - 192.168.2.254
Only the first DHCP pool 192.168.2.40 through 192.168.2.59 is displayed. 192.168.2.66 through 192.168.2.244 should also be listed as a valid DHCP pool, but is not.
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CSCsw91364 - CCA DSW VLAN 1 Address change problemSymptom The following issues are seen when the Device Setup Wizard is re-run after the initial setup to change the VLAN 1 IP address:
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CSCsw87298 - DP: interdigit timeout, CCA cannot read the default timeout 10Symptom CCA cannot read the default interdigit timeout 10. If user configure 10 seconds of interdigit timeout value from CCA Dial Plan tab, CCA will show default 5 seconds on the GUI, even though 10 seconds is configured on the router.
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CSCsw92347 - DP:CCA cannot read back access code for emergency # if trunk list noneSymptom Access code for Emergency number will not be read back by CCA if the there is no trunk (T1/E1, BRI, FXO or SIP) associated with the emergency number (that is, None is selected for the trunk list for the emergency number).
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CSCsw68412 - APP_Video: Error message while enabling video telephonySymptom The user interface shows the wrong information when user disables, then enables the Video Telephony application through Cisco Configuration Assistant. The issue is seen when the user:
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CSCsu45832 - DP: Incoming DID Migration triggered on FXO only; cannot open DIDProblem
Your current configuration needs to be updated with new Dial plan. Click Configure button to provide necessary information.
However, the Direct Inward Dial Translations (DID) Configure button is disabled.
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Note that FXO does not support DID configuration. All PSTN numbers are handled by the FXO Service Provider.
CSCsw43631 - ST- Cbeyond: phone type "analog fax" is not persistentSymptom When the Voice window is opened, the value "analog-phone" is shown for the Phone Type, instead of the previously configured "analog-fax". When changes are applied in the Voice window, an error may be triggered if user information is not present.
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CSCsu44759 - CCA should warn the user or remove Firewall from vlan 100 when it is unchecked.Symptom The firewall settings on the VLAN 100 and loopback 0 interfaces are not removed when invoking Cisco Configuration Assistant on a Cisco UC520 with a default firewall configuration. Note: VLAN 100 is used as the voice vlan and loopback 0 is used for tftp source-interface and sccp.
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CSCsh99313 - Cisco Configuration Assistant is using the same username-password to access multiple devicesSymptom Users can discover and add a wireless LAN controller to a community regardless of the privilege setting for the device (read-write or read-only) or the privilege setting of the community (read-write or read-only).
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CSCsi14709 - Commands are sent to router without changes being made.Symptom The default command, listed in the options under config-track, sends an error when it is used.
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CSCsi51896 - The x-launch does not open the window for the desired deviceSymptom When a community has more than one wireless LAN controller and you open the Create SSID window, the Create Interface window, or the Configure RADIUS Server window from another feature window, the hostname that you selected in the original window might not be the same one that is shown in the new window.
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CSCsi84426 - Cisco Configuration Assistant error message for the access point reload failureSymptom After you upgrade the software of an autonomous access point, the device cannot be reloaded if it receives a new IP address from DHCP.
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CSCsj15145 - Configuration might be duplicated if IP connectivity is broken when applyingSymptom If it loses IP connectivity to a UC520, Cisco Configuration Assistant might duplicate elements of the voice configuration. This is most common when applying the initial configuration changes to the default UC520 factory configuration.
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CSCsj15177 - User parameters tab is not validated correctly with default configurationSymptom Although you have not completed all the required configuration items in the User Parameters tab, Cisco Configuration Assistant incorrectly highlights the tab in green; it should be highlighted in red.
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CSCsj46571 - System reload should include CUE module reload functionalitySymptom The system reload feature of Cisco Configuration Assistant does not reload the CUE module. This can cause CUE data corruption problems because CUE should be shut down before reloading the Cisco IOS software.
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service-module Integrated-Service-Engine 0/0 sessioncopy running-config startup-configreloadReplace 0/0 with the actual slot/port number.
CSCsj69140 — New cue image name not shown immediately after tarball upgradeSymptom For the UC500 series devices, after a successful software upgrade of all the software or only the CUE software, the value in the Current Version column continues to show the previous CUE version.
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CSCsj69341 - Online Help does not display when configuring a UC520 in Guide ModeSymptom When configuring a UC520 in Guide Mode, the related Online Help does not display.
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CSCsj70928 - Create SSID does not show VLANs in pull downSymptom When using AAP 521 to create SSIDs for wireless networks, the VLAN drop-down menu might not display any VLAN IDs.
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CSCsj75176 - Mandatory for the user to remove or change the default credentialSymptom The 800 series routers and the UC500 are shipped with a default configuration that contains default user credentials (cisco/cisco). Cisco Configuration Assistant does not force you to change these default credentials after the initial configuration, therefore leaving a potential security hole in a production network.
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CSCsj84878 - Bulk imported CFNA and CFB are not saved in the offline configuration fileSymptom CFNA (Call Forward No Answer) and CFB (Call Forward Busy) values from the bulk import file might not be saved correctly in offline mode. On reopening, the custom-configured CFNA and CFB values can be empty.
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CSCsk91600 - FXS VIC configuration deletes the dial-peer configuration for other ports, such as FXOSymptom Cisco Configuration Assistant overwrites user-defined dial-peers in the tag range of 1101 to 1103. If there is a VIC-FXS or VIC-FXS/DID installed in the UC520 VIC slot, Cisco Configuration Assistant reserves the dial-peer tag numbers 1100, 1101, 1102, and 1103 for configuring ports 0/2/0, 0/2/1, 0/2/2, and 0/2/3, respectively.
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CSCsk18772 - Strings in Exit dialog and Print Page setup for Russian are not translatedSymptom For the Russian version of Cisco Configuration Assistant, the button labels on the Exit dialog and the field labels on the Page Setup dialog appear in English rather than in Russian; the underlying Java library does not include Russian.
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CSCsk70541 - Speed dial does not work if invoked over WAN interface with a firewallSymptom You cannot use speed dial on the WAN interface. A firewall on the WAN interface blocks the TFTP traffic used by the speed dial feature.
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CSCsk87779 - The embedded FTP server cannot startSymptom You see a message that an embedded FTP server cannot be started. Although application upgrades might report their success, you might observe the following conditions:
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CSCsk93297 - Apply time takes too longSymptom On day zero a multiuser configuration might take up to five minutes to apply the Cisco Configuration Assistant parameters to the devices.
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CSCsl01146 - Cisco Configuration Assistant interface can still be manipulated with the hour glass cursor displayedSymptom While Cisco Configuration Assistant is loading configuration information, the wait icon (typically an hour glass) cursor displays. However, it is still possible to manipulate the interface. (It is not possible to make changes to the configuration.)
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CSCsl01400 - Cisco Configuration Assistant should read in all default ephone-dnSymptom Cisco Configuration Assistant might not display all the default ephone-dn extension not yet in use by any phone in the Share and Overlay menus.
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CSCsl04378 - FTP connectivity should be verified before deleting an IOS imageSymptom When upgrading the IOS image on a UC520, Cisco Configuration Assistant automatically deletes the old IOS image if there is not enough free space. However, Cisco Configuration Assistant does not verify TFTP or FTP connectivity between the PC running Cisco Configuration Assistant and the UC520. If there is an FTP or TFTP connectivity issue between the PC and the UC520 and the new image cannot be copied, the UC520 will be without a valid IOS image.
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CSCsl09425 - Cisco Configuration Assistant should validate extension lengthsSymptom Not all extensions associated with a user are validated against the configured length limit. When a user is assigned multiple phone extensions, only the primary extension number is validated against the system extension length that you configured by using Cisco Configuration Assistant. The lengths of any other extensions are not validated.
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CSCsl14293 - Include a string to indicate the configuration is performed by Cisco Configuration AssistantSymptom There is nothing to discourage out-of-band modification by showing which dial peers have been modified by Cisco Configuration Assistant. When a dial peer is configured by Cisco Configuration Assistant, a string should be added to the configuration to show that the parameters are managed by Cisco Configuration Assistant, as opposed to having been configured out-of-band. The string is not added.
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CSCsl14487 - SIP phone loads are sent to the device every time a parameter is modifiedSymptom Phone loads for SIP phones are being re-sent to the device every time a change is made to the device configuration.
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CSCsl22571 - SIP trunk error message should request mandatory fieldsSymptom If you do not enter values for the mandatory SIP trunk fields, Cisco Configuration Assistant displays the message "please correct errors marked in red." The message should be "Fields marked in red are mandatory."
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CSCsl23427 - In keysystem mode, no outgoing call translation profile is configuredSymptom In keysystem mode, Cisco Configuration Assistant does not configure outgoing call translation profiles.
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CSCsl35444 - No way to reconnect once the authentication dialog is cancelledSymptom During the connectivity check, an authentication pop-up is displayed. If the you cancel this dialog, a failure message is displayed. You are given the option to click Previous and restart the connectivity check. However, the authentication pop-up is not displayed and connection fails. Cisco Configuration Assistant does not notify you of the failure.
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CSCsl3845 - Intermittently, the Configure button is green when no DID is configuredSymptom If you make changes on a Direct Inward Dialing (DID) window to configure a device, close the DID window, reopen the DID window, and delete the changes, there is no change to the configuration, but Apply is enabled.
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CSCsl65972 - SIP Trunk service provider drop down menu should not include AT&T and CbeyondSymptom Outgoing Dial Plan is not compatible with the SIP Trunk Service Provider selected.
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CSCsl76932 - A conference directory number is used or deletedSymptom If you created an ephone-dn for ad-hoc conferencing using the CLI, a conference number configured for ad-hoc conferencing out-of-band might be used, or it might be deleted by Cisco Configuration Assistant.
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CSCsl76957 - OOB issues for ephoneSymptom Cisco Configuration Assistant might reset out-of-band video and username configuration parameters, and this might cause the CME and CUE configurations to be mismatched.
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CSCsl78177 - Out-of-band voice park slot configurations are overwrittenSymptom Park slot configuration parameters that are not recognized by Cisco Configuration Assistant are removed by Cisco Configuration Assistant.
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Symptom Park slot MWi configuration parameters that are not understood by Cisco Configuration Assistant are removed by Cisco Configuration Assistant.
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CSCsl78188 - Out-of-band voice paging configuration is overwrittenSymptom Paging configuration commands that are not understood by Cisco Configuration Assistant are removed by Cisco Configuration Assistant.
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CSCsl78190 - Out-of-band voice username parameters are overwrittenSymptom Username configuration commands that are not understood by Cisco Configuration Assistant are removed by Cisco Configuration Assistant.
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CSCsl90206 - Cisco Configuration Assistant must be SKU Aware for configuring Ad-Hoc ConferenceSymptom Cisco Configuration Assistant provisioning of ad-hoc conferencing does not detect the type of device, so it does not correctly reflect the number of conference sessions.
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CSCsl90562 - Premature validation confirming user passwordSymptom If you use Cisco Configuration Assistant to create a user account from the Security/VPN Server window, Cisco Configuration Assistant might incorrectly show a username and password validation. After you enter a username and a password and move the cursor to the Confirm Password field, Cisco Configuration Assistant might incorrectly show a validation message.
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CSCsl78865 - Adding a rule to a voice translation rule is overwrittenSymptom A rule that is manually added to voice translation rule and with tag 1111 is overwritten after a DID configuration is created.
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CSCsm17687 - Active conferences dropped and ad-hoc hardware configuration delete fails on configuration of AT&T SIP TrunksSymptom Active ad-hoc conferencing might be terminated while configuring other features, such as AT&T SIP Trunk. Also, the hardware-based ad-hoc conferencing configuration might not be deleted after switching to software conferencing (3 or fewer participants).
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CSCsm20316 - Intermittent error message when creating SSID on WLANSymptom When creating an SSID from the WLAN Users window, this error might appear: Failed to execute the command /screens/ /base/interface_list.html. Remote host closed connection during handshake. This happens intermittently when creating an SSID in the WLAN User window and when a VLAN is created as part of an SSID configuration.
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CSCsm20829 - Extension uniqueness for FXS stationsSymptom An analog phone connected to the VIC FXS port does not ring. In a UC520 with a VIC-FXS or VIC-FXS/DID interface installed, Cisco Configuration Assistant does not validate the extension uniqueness between the number assigned to the VIC-FXS port and to the secondary button of an IP phone. As a result, an IP phone and an analog phone can be assigned the same number. The analog phone will never ring.
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CSCsm31494 - Deleting or modifying users with a mailboxSymptom When deleting or modifying users in the User tab, extensions are removed unnecessarily.
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CSCsm44521 - Configuration is not saved before back up of a WLC is startedSymptom Cisco Configuration Assistant does not prompt you to save the device configuration before performing a backup of the WLC configuration when you modify the configuration of a wireless controller.
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CSCsm55848 - Support for background image files for IP phonesSymptom When a software upgrade is launched from the Maintenance menu, the background images and ring tones in the tarball might not be configured.
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CSCsm74684 - Registered 7921 iwireless IP phones are not shown in the topology view.Symptom A registered wireless 7921G IP phone with an IP address of 10.1.1.12 (the same subnet as a UC520) is not shown on the topology view. Note that when the wireless phone is registered, it is displayed in the topology view; however, when Cisco Configuration Assistant is relaunched, the 7921G phone does not display. Also, all other non wireless IP phones are displayed in topology view.
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CSCsm96179 - Reset phones or allow a user to reset the phones for phoneload upgradesSymptom This problem might occur under the following conditions:
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CSCsm96235 - The time zone change message is not intuitive and it is sometimes misleadingSymptom A warning message, "CUE reload need at least 5 minutes, do you want to proceed with reload?" displays when time zone changes are made. No time zone changes are made to the CME if you skip the message.
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CSCso18973 - Phoneload localization is not easy to understandSymptom There is no message displayed that indicates what phoneload files are needed.
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CSCso21191 - Software/phoneload upgrade TFTP will time out if there are multiple network connectionsSymptom TFTP transmission fails when multiple network connections are enabled on PC.
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CSCso23673 - All default DNs should be updated to system extension lengthSymptom After the system extension length has been changed to a length other than three digits, new phone connections to a UC520 are assigned a 3-digit extension.
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CSCso26948 - Overlay is sometimes not configured for certain configuration flowSymptom Configuring the Overlay phone button might cause a stack overflow.
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Resolved Caveats
This section describes the resolved caveats:
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Caveats Resolved in Cisco Configuration Assistant 1.9(1)
CSCsu82877 - SIP Provider backwards compatibility issuesConfiguration Assistant now correctly handles SIP provider settings configured in prior releases. This addresses several backwards compatibility issues for SIP trunking such as:
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CSCsx32473 - Device Setup Wizard help text is missingDevice Setup Wizard text now displays correctly.
CSCsx42131 - Localization support for Cisco CP-52x phonesLocalization support is now available for CP-52x IP phones.
CSCsx44542 - Change mandatory SIP Trunk provider fields in UI for SPs in CCA 1.9Required configuration fields on the SIP Trunk tab in the Voice Features window are now set as listed below for the following Service Providers:
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CSCsx49243 - java.lang.String error during KTS configurationConfiguration Assistant no longer fails with a Java string error when configuring Keysystem mode.
CSCsx59296 - CCA software upgrade need to update CME GUI http pathThe CME GUI http path is now updated correctly after upgrading.
CSCsx62660 - Restore fails with pop-up error message on SR-520 platformsRestore from configuration archive now functions correctly on SR-520 platforms.
CSCsx63713 - SIP plug-in does not honor Fixed SIP Session Port settingFixed SIP session port settings are now handled correctly by the SIP xml plug-in.
CSCsx74514 - CCA sometimes stops responding during software upgrade when user select Browse buttonThis issue is resolved.
CSCsx82857 - SIP: Allow hostname with leading numeric prefix for SIP trunk serversConfiguration Assistant now allows hostnames with a leading numeric prefix, such as sip.12connect.com, for SIP trunk proxy. This applies to all SIP server fields: primary, secondary, registrar and outbound proxy.
Caveats Resolved in Cisco Configuration Assistant 1.9
CSCsk12820 - Dial plan (outside U.S) Configuration is not handled correctly by Cisco Configuration AssistantInternational dial plans are now supported. Dial Plan enhancements in Cisco Configuration Assistant Version 1.9 include country-specific dial plan templates along with the ability to import a Microsoft Excel-based dial plan templates.
CSCso08127 - Cisco Configuration Assistant does not allow an emergency number with a leading 0Emergency numbers with leading zeroes are now allowed.
CSCsl85842 - AT&T SIP trunk fax ephone-dn changesWhen analog-fax selected for the Phone Type, CF options are set to none (blank).
CSCsm06922 - Dial Plan Direct Inward Dial option should not be seen on an FXO-only deviceDial Plan Direct Inward Dial option is no longer displayed on FXO-only devices.
CSCsl18035 - Dialpeers that use tags (outgoing dialpeers) are overwrittenDial peers that use tags are no longer overwritten.
CSCsu35387 - Selected extensions in Overlay window are not updated with changesWhen changes are applied, the extension in the overlay list is removed if the number is not recognized by Cisco Configuration Assistant. Since the overlay requires at least two numbers, if the overlay list is less than 2, error messages are displayed in the Voice window and More Options windows to alert users. Users then can re-configure the overlay or change the button type.
CSCsr86824 - Misleading dialog to downgrade CUE when using tarball with same CUE versionThe incorrect downgrade message no longer displays if the user attempts a software upgrade using the version of the CUE software that is already installed on the device.
CSCsu71155 - CUE Upgrade: Stops at Language selection if it is in enabled modeIssues with error handling for CUE upgrades that can occur when CUE is not in the correct mode have been resolved.
CSCsu71480 - CCA fails to read Hunt Group Destination in Many-to-1 DID ruleHunt group destinations are now read correctly for Many-to-One DID translation rules.
CSCsu77502 - Software upgrade: no progress bar for reloading the deviceA progress bar is now displayed during device reload after Cisco IOS and UC500 software pack upgrades.
CSCsu96321 - Move delete NAT from combo box to the main panelThe Delete Interface menu option in the NAT window has been replaced with a Delete NAT Settings button on the main panel of the window. The Delete NAT Settings button is not displayed if NAT settings are not configured.
CSCsv66614 - Reset to factory default failed for wireless SKU if local radius is enabledThe reset to factory default no longer fails for a wireless SKU when Local Radius is enabled.
CSCsu97479 - ST: Message Notifications from CUE failCUE message notification no longer fails when SIP trunks are enabled.
Caveats Resolved in Cisco Configuration Assistant 1.8
CSCsq38639 - Mobility Express Guest user can access all UC500 networksTraffic from the guest VLAN user to internal networks on UC500 is blocked.
CSCsj48199 - CUE crashes when backup is attempted through a VPN tunnelCUE no longer fails when a backup is attempted over a VPN tunnel to the router.
CSCsi22823 - MST-CE500 undersize frame error on the port connected to WLCCisco Configuration Assistant sometimes detects undersized frames on a switch port that is directly connected to a wireless LAN controller. The functioning of the controller is not affected.
CSCsj69519 - DID number for BRI trunk provisioning missingFor BRI trunks, Cisco Configuration Assistant supports configuration of the Direct Inward Dialing (DID) number for Auto Attendant and Voicemail Access.
CSCsj69547 - DID number for PRI trunk provisioning missingFor PRI trunks, Cisco Configuration Assistant does supports configuration of the Direct Inward Dialing (DID) number for Auto Attendant and Voicemail Access.
CSCsj70226 - Port settings, AUTO MDIX improper behaviorWhen auto-MDIX in the Port Settings dialog is set to off, the value for auto-MDIX appeared as N/A, and you could not change it back to on. This has been resolved.
CSCsj79243 - Newly created VLAN interfaces have ip nat inside command missingNewly created Layer 3 VLAN interfaces has NAT configured.
CSCsj81339 - Same user first name and last name should be allowedThe User Parameters tab on the Voice dialog does allows the same first name and last name for users.
CSCsj81346 - Intercom drop down list and CSV file should use user IDThe Cisco Configuration Assistant intercom shows the UserID field in the drop-down list, and the Bulk import file accepts the UserID for the Intercom.
CSCsj85272 - Voice 20 second delay before progress bar appearsAfter voice configuration, there is no delay before the progress bar appears when you click the Apply or OK button.
CSCsj92778 - Firewall ACL created on F0/0 for PPPoE config and SIP interactionAfter you disable and reenable the WAN interface on the Modify Internet Connection dialog, the PPPoE check box no longer shows as enabled.
CSCsj94928 - System time not able to configure daylight savings for telephony time zoneDaylight Saving Time for Telephony Timezone is be configurable by using the System Time.
CSCsj97888 - Default route not deleted after disabling WANA default route that was configured from the command-line interface by using the following command is deleted when the WAN configuration is removed.
CSCso00275 - Setup deletes customer's NAT OOB configurationsIf you configure a device out-of-band, VPN does not fail, as the security features now support out-of-band configurations.
CSCso06933 - A translation rule is not applied properly in the DID screen if hunt group is enabledThe hunt group translation rule is applied properly.
CSCso20893 - Message needed to indicate the files that are missing from a CUE2.3.4 language upgradeWhen you change the voice mail language (on the System tab) and the desired language pack is missing, the error message reports the files that are missing.
CSCso32026 - The tarball upgrade for 521G and 524G phoneload does not workWhen upgrading from an image that does not support 521G and 524G phones to an image that does support 521G and 524G phones, the UC500 configuration includes 521G and 524G phoneload and TFTP parameters.
Caveats Resolved in Cisco Configuration Assistant 1.7
CSCsm06001 - Changing emergency numbers sends unnecessary voice-port configurationsWhen configuring UC500 in keysystem mode, Cisco Configuration Assistant no longer sends redundant voice-port configuration commands when configuring an Emergency number.
Caveats Resolved in Cisco Configuration Assistant 1.6
CSCsl12951 - Keysystem T1 CAS is not recognized as a CO lineCisco Configuration Assistant recognizes T1 Channel-associated Signaling (CAS) as a central office (CO) line in keysystem mode. If you select T1, E&M, immediate start, and keysystem on day zero (the factory default configuration for a T1 FXO device) and click More, the corporate office lines for the FXO cards and the T1 CAS corporate office line appears.
CSCsl52133 - Cisco Configuration Assistant should display an error message if a VM language update failsCisco Configuration Assistant correctly shows the update status. If there is an FTP connectivity problem and Cisco Configuration Assistant fails to update CUE with the selected VM language pack, Cisco Configuration Assistant notifies the user of the failure.
CSCsl67941 - Changing UC520 CUE and loopback addressesIf you make out-of-band changes to the CUE address or the loopback address, Cisco Configuration Assistant no longer overwrites these changes.
CSCsm20789 - T1 channel signal type changes to noneWhen you are configuring a UC520 with a T1/E1 card and a previously configured T1/E1 trunk associated with one or more Incoming Dial Plan DID One-to-one Translations, if you change the Voice T1/E1 channel signal type from a PRI or CAS to None and open the Voice window, it no longer shows Dial Plan > Incoming Call Handling with migrated DID translation information.
The migrated DID translations are derived from previous Incoming Call DID translations for the T1/E1 trunk. When the channel signal is changed to None, the translations are removed.
CSCsm21849 - Enough ephone-dns are not created for a session if user-created ephone-dns are presentFor hardware-based conferencing, enough ephone-dns for a session are created on these devices:
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CSCsm26590 - ObjectNotFoundException while manipulating SIP trunk and T1 time slotWhile configuring SIP trunk and T1 time slot, when you click Apply, a transaction not successfully started message no longer displays.
CSCsm31951 - Script parameters are not sent to CUE when script transfer failsIf the Auto Attendant script is copied from your PC to the Voicemail module, the script parameters are applied.
CSCsm32098 - Adding a phone type overwrites configured phone loadsWhen you add a new phone type for a user, Cisco Configuration Assistant does not overwrite the existing phone load configured on device.
CSCsm32134 - Changing the final parameter should disable the CF to VM optionIf you configure the number of ephone-hunt parameter value out-of-band and it is not a voicemail number, the Forward to Voicemail check box in the Hunt Group is not automatically checked.
CSCsm33213 - Auto Attendant PSTN field is marked mandatory in keysystem mode even with no Auto AttendantIf you select Do not configure AA while in keysystem mode, the Auto Attendant PSTN field is not marked mandatory.
CSCsm33613 - Adding a user sends Auto Attendant parameters to the routerIf you edit a user, Cisco Configuration Assistant does not send the Auto Attendant configuration commands to the Voicemail module.
CSCsm37286 - Call blocking not read correctlyCisco Configuration Assistant sets the initial call blocking value on the More window to the value configured for call blocking on a SIP phone.
CSCsm37530 - Cisco Configuration Assistant can configure only one many-to-one for non-enbloc signalsYou can create more than one many-to-one mappings (in the Direct-Inward-Dial dialog) and associate them to the same non-Enbloc voice port. Non-Enbloc voice ports are ports whose signaling type does not allow for dialed digits to be present as part of the call setup message. Ports with the following signaling types can be classified as non-Enbloc ports:
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CSCsm56438 - Access code for dial plans incorrectly when BRI switch is noneThe behavior of the Custom FXO sub-dialog and DID dial plan sub-dialog on the Voice > Dial Plan tab is different from other sub-dialogs. All changes made (one-to-one and many-to-one) are displayed cumulatively with green change-borders. These cumulative changes are canceled when you click Cancel on the sub-dialog.
When you click OK and relaunch the sub-dialog, the green borders (indicating changes exist) remain. This allows you to view the active change set for these dial plans across multiple launches of the sub-dialogs, including being able to view the original values by selecting any cells with green borders. The configuration changes are sent to the device when you click Apply on the main Voice > Dial Plan window.
If you click Cancel, all changes made since the last Voice window launch, refresh, or Apply are lost. This it is not consistent with other sub-dialogs within the Cisco Configuration Assistant.
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These caveats were resolved in Cisco Configuration Assistant 1.5(1):
CSCsm54007 - Firewall cannot be configured on the Cisco 871When launching Cisco Configuration Assistant on Cisco 800 Series devices, configuring firewall does not send a "no class mapping found" exception.
CSCsm54169 - Does not recognize the previous setup on the Cisco 871When configuring Cisco 800 Series devices, the user is no longer forced to delete the previously configured firewall when Cisco Configuration Assistant is restarted. Add the following parameter to the BVI 1 interface by using the CLI.
description $FW_INSIDE$CSCsm59473 - Cannot configure wirelessCisco Configuration Assistant now displays the wireless configuration tab for the UC520W-8U-K9/J and the UC520W-16U-K9/J (Japanese SKU/12.4(11)XW5).
Caveats Resolved in Cisco Configuration Assistant 1.5
These caveats were resolved in Cisco Cisco Configuration Assistant 1.5:
CSCsj71184 - Deleting SSID displays an authentication errorAfter modifying or deleting an SSID in the Wireless Networks window, an authentication error no longer appears.
CSCsj79813 - Incorrect time is shown when running on Windows Vista
and CSCsj79557 - Time zone not changed when synchronized to the PCWhen running on Windows Vista, Configuration Assistant now displays the local time at the bottom of the Print Preview window.
CSCsj93274 - Unable to close Cisco Configuration Assistant because of multiple user authenticationsAfter a long period of inactivity, Configuration Assistant prompts for authentication and now accepts valid authentication credentials on the first attempt.
Caveats Resolved in Cisco Configuration Assistant 1.1(1)
This caveat was resolved in Cisco Cisco Configuration Assistant 1.1(1):
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Caveats Resolved in Cisco Configuration Assistant 1.1(0)
These caveats were resolved in Cisco Configuration Assistant 1.1(0):
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The online help now has instructions for establishing a VPN tunnel between a remote site and a central site network.
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When creating an SSID with Wired Equivalent Privacy (WEP) security, Cisco Configuration Assistant now allows hexadecimal WEP keys and ASCII WEP keys.
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If a Catalyst Express 520 switch is connected to other devices as a DHCP client, it now is reachable after a software upgrade, and Cisco Configuration Assistant can connect to the switch to confirm that the software upgrade was successful.
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Cisco Configuration Assistant now gives a warning if files that are needed to localize Cisco Unified Communications Manager Express or Cisco Unity Express are missing from the directory where such files are stored. (The directory path is shown on the Device Parameters tab of the Voice window beside the label Location of Language Files.)
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In the Voice window, if the voice system is configured as a keysystem and an intercom is configured on a phone, the line assignments no longer change.
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When you first use Cisco Configuration Assistant, you can now immediately use the Modify Internet Connection window to configure an ATM interface on a Cisco 878W router with a factory default configuration.
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The Port Settings option no longer appears when you right-click a voice port in the Front Panel view. Port settings do not apply for UC500 voice ports.
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Caveats Resolved in Cisco Configuration Assistant 1.0(1)
These caveats were resolved in Cisco Configuration Assistant 1.0(1):
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Cisco Configuration Assistant now generates a static IP address in the dialer interface when you enable Point-to-Point Protocol over Ethernet (PPPoE) and enter a username and password in the Modify Internet Connection window.
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When you create an SSID with MAC and Extensible Authentication Protocol (EAP) security, click Apply, and refresh the settings on the wireless device, the security setting no longer changes to EAP.
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Related Documentation
The following online documents provide current information about Cisco Configuration Assistant 1.9:
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www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps7287/prod_installation_guides_list.html
Cisco Smart Business Communications System (SBCS) documentation, user guides, and the Cisco SPA525 Wireless Voice Deployment Guide for Cisco SBCS are available at the following site:
Cisco IP Phone SPA525G documentation is available at the following site:
www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps10033/tsd_products_support_series_home.html
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