Table Of Contents
Release Notes for CiscoWorks Network Compliance Manager 1.6.04
Contents
Introduction
Installing the CiscoWorks NCM 1.6.04 Patch
What's Been Fixed in CiscoWorks NCM 1.6.04
Supported Platforms
Supported Databases
Additional CiscoWorks NCM Configurations
Virtual Environments
Additional Required Applications
Hardware Requirements
Accessing the CiscoWorks NCM Documentation Set
Obtaining Documentation and Submitting a Service Request
Release Notes for CiscoWorks Network Compliance Manager 1.6.04
Published: July 2012, OL-27554-01
These release notes are for CiscoWorks Network Compliance Manager (NCM) 1.6.04.
CiscoWorks NCM 1.6.04 is a patch release that you can install on top of CiscoWorks NCM 1.6, 1.6.01, 1.6.02 or 1.6.03.
Note 
The Docs tab provided in the CiscoWorks NCM user interface might not include links to the latest documents. Therefore, we recommend that you access the CiscoWorks NCM documentation set using the following URL: http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps6923/tsd_products_support_series_home.html
Contents
This document contains the following sections:
•Introduction
•Installing the CiscoWorks NCM 1.6.04 Patch
•What's Been Fixed in CiscoWorks NCM 1.6.04
•Supported Platforms
•Supported Databases
•Additional CiscoWorks NCM Configurations
•Virtual Environments
•Additional Required Applications
•Hardware Requirements
•Accessing the CiscoWorks NCM Documentation Set
•Obtaining Documentation and Submitting a Service Request
Introduction
CiscoWorks NCM tracks and regulates configuration and software changes in a multivendor network environment. It provides visibility into network changes and tracks compliance with a broad variety of regulatory, IT, corporate governance, and technology requirements. CiscoWorks NCM helps IT staff identify and correct trends that could lead to problems, such as network instability and service interruption.
CiscoWorks NCM is integrated with CiscoWorks and is initially launchable from the CiscoWorks home page. CiscoWorks NCM is interoperable with other CiscoWorks applications, such as the LAN Management Solution (LMS) bundle through the Common Services Device Credential Repository (DCR).
Installing the CiscoWorks NCM 1.6.04 Patch
To install the CiscoWorks NCM 1.6.04 patch:
Step 1 Unzip the patch bundle on the CiscoWorks NCM server.
Step 2 Run the patch script.
For Windows, execute the patch.bat script from the command line.
For Linux or Solaris, execute the patch.sh script using the following commands:
% sh patch.sh
or
% ./patch.sh
A log file named patch.log is created in the <CWNCM_Install_Directory>/server/log/ directory, when the patch script is executed. The errors that occur during the installation process are logged in the patch.log file.
The patch installer creates a subdirectory named patch_backups in the root of the CiscoWorks NCM installation directory. This subdirectory includes a directory with the patch build number. The files that are changed by the patch installer are backed up in this directory. The backup.log file lists the files that are backed up and the original location of the files.
In a Multimaster or Horizontal Scalability environment, apply this patch to all NCM servers.
To remove the patch and roll back to the pre-patch state:
Step 1 Stop the NCM Management Engine.
Step 2 Manually restore the files listed in the backup.log file to their original locations.
Step 3 Back out any changes made to the .rcx files, if applicable.
Step 4 If the Java Runtime Environment has been upgraded on the NCM management server, back out that update.
Step 5 Restart the NCM Management Engine.
For Microsoft Windows users the backup.log file lists the following files as backed up:
•asm-3.1.jar
•jersey-core-1.4.jar
•jersey-server-1.4.jar
•jsr311-api-1.1.1.jar
•Rtr2900.zip
•Rtr3900.zip
However, these files are not in the backup directory. You can safely ignore these files as they are newly added in 1.6.04 and should not have been added to the backup.log file.
For customers who removed 9.00.02 build:6748-042811, the Command Scripts list might include two new entries with Script Name ????. These two scripts are the same as the Update Interface scripts, and can be ignored.
What's Been Fixed in CiscoWorks NCM 1.6.04
Table 1 describes the issues fixed in CiscoWorks NCM 1.6.04.
Table 1 Issues Fixed in CiscoWorks NCM 1.6.04
Bug ID
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Bug Summary
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Fix Description
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QCCR1D121594
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Can't add more than 25 enhancement custom fields
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This problem has been resolved.
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QCCR1D121704
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When editing a dynamic group where the search criteria is based on a custom data field, the custom data label is not displayed in the Search Criteria block.
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This problem has been resolved.
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QCCR1B86526
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SSH exception/disconnection occurs while handling more prompts during new CLI discovery
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This problem has been resolved.
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QCCR1B86926
|
Provision Device From Template menu doesn't progress to the next page
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This problem has been resolved.
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QCCR1B89562
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Advanced perl scripts are not working on javascript drivers
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This problem has been resolved.
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QCCR1B90798
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The NCM topology queries are creating performance problems with MySQL
|
This problem has been resolved.
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QCCR1B91014
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Creating a group with the same name as a partition name causes exceptions
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This problem has been resolved.
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QCCR1B93365
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NCM slow to execute scheduled child tasks from parent tasks (scheduler)
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This problem has been resolved.
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QCCR1B93540
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Exception thrown when checking "list active policies only"
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This problem has been resolved.
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QCCR1B93619
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Search results missing comments field
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This problem has been resolved.
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QCCR1B93677
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Export/Import of command scripts truncates trailing whitespace, which causes errors
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This problem has been resolved.
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QCCR1B93688
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Data on user pages not aligned correctly
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This problem has been resolved.
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QCCR1B94116
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CSV of compliance report displays policy compliance instead of the rule compliance
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This problem has been resolved.
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QCCR1B94263
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Tasks scheduled through a CSV file do not retain their configuration
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This problem has been resolved.
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QCCR1B94371
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Running diagnostic on Cisco firewalls yields many failures
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This problem has been resolved.
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QCCR1B94763
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audit_log.txt file grows without bounds with syslog messages. NCM can not process any tasks.
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This problem has been resolved.
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QCCR1B94918
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Run Diagnostics on a device that is not in the partition results in a NullPointerException
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This problem has been resolved.
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QCCR1B95184
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Displayed search results for MAC address differ from 'save as csv' results
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This problem has been resolved.
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QCCR1B95364
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Java cannot find toolbar.png file
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This problem has been resolved.
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QCCR1B95509
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Java process uses 100% of CPU; there are more NCM proxy connections at the same time
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This problem has been resolved.
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QCCR1B95629
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SSH proxy no longer connects automatically to devices
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This fix modifies the Java applet that connects to the NCM proxy from the NCM console (webUI).
To enable this fix, on each computer that runs the NCM console, use the Java control panel to delete the cached applets from the web browser.
For example, on the Windows operating system, do the following:
1. Open the Java control panel.
2. Select General tab > Settings.
3. Go to Temporary Files Settings dialog box and click Delete Files.
4. In the Delete Files and Applications dialog box, select the Cached Applications and Applets check box, and then click OK.
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QCCR1B95686
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Clicking a link under Compliance Center results in an SQL error
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This problem has been resolved.
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QCCR1B95689
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Custom Actions Task Failed: Could not updateDeviceStatus for device xyz java.lang.NumberFormatException: multiple points
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This problem has been resolved.
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QCCR1B95710
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Deleting a policy results in a Foreign Constraint Error from the database
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This problem has been resolved.
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QCCR1B95712
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ORA-01795 error when deleting devices
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This problem has been resolved.
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QCCR1B95750
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Policy Edit mode does not show all policies
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This problem has been resolved.
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QCCR1B95842
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Unused port configurations are not deleted
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This problem has been resolved.
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QCCR1B95950
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Data pruner improvements
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This fix improves the algorithm for database pruning. To enable this fix, verify that the Data Pruning task is scheduled to run at least weekly.
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QCCR1B95956
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Uptime report is inaccurate
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This problem has been resolved.
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QCCR1B96067
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Diagnostic task clears user attribution from Change Event Data
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This problem has been resolved.
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QCCR1B96076
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Syslog Change Detection DNS lookup
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This fix skips the DNS lookup for any string that contains the colon (:) character.
To enable this fix:
1. Add the following line to the adjustable_options.rcx file: <option name="syslog/hostname_colon_skip">true</option>
2. Reload the .rcx settings by running the "reload server options" command from the NCM proxy or by restarting the NCM services.
Troubleshooting: You can set Device/Syslog to trace and see useful log statements.
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QCCR1B96710
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Server error occurs while clicking View Search Result as CSV File on Device Password Change Failures page
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This problem has been resolved.
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QCCR1B96788
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Diagnostic Import does not appear to be working
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This problem has been resolved.
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QCCR1B96967
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Application performance increasingly slow, requiring daily reboot
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This problem has been resolved.
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QCCR1B97127
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Diagramming does not work correctly
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This problem has been resolved.
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QCCR1B97183
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CiscoCatNative: the snapshot failover from SCP to TFTP does not work correctly
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By default, NCM does not close the SSH connection when a SSH read timeout occurs. This fix provides an option to force NCM to close the SSH connection upon a SSH read timeout.
To enable this fix:
1. Add the following line to the adjustable_options.rcx file:<option name="Access/SSH/SshCloseOnReadTimeout">true</option>
2. 2. Restart the NCM services.
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QCCR1B97378
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Diagrams do not show links or connections for layer1, layer2, or layer 3
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With an Oracle NCM database, certain cross-reference information is missing from the existing records in the topology table. By default, running an NCM Topology Gathering or NCM VLAN Data Gathering diagnostic does not reprocess existing records for cross referencing. This fix provides a way to force this cross referencing.
To enable this fix:
1. Add the following lines to the adjustable_options.rcx file: <option name="Diagnostics/Special/Topology/CrossReferenceExistingRecords">true</option>
If the topology database table does not reflect correct cross referencing,set this option to true and restart product before running topology gathering diagnostics. After the diagnostics have been run and the cross referencing is reflected in the topology table, set this option to false to improve performance.
2. Reload the .rcx settings by running the reload server options command from the NCM proxy or by restarting the NCM services.
3. Run a full diagnostic task against the NCM inventory.
4. In the adjustable_options.rcx file, set the Diagnostics/Special/Topology/CrossReferenceExistingRecords option to false.
5. Reload the .rcx settings by running the "reload server options" command from the NCM proxy or by restarting the NCM services.
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QCCR1B97574
|
Diagnostic import operation imports all scripts instead of selected scripts in the exported file
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This problem has been resolved.
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QCCR1B97638
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Import/Export to Word for compliance policies/rules
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This fix delivers a way to print policies from the NCM console.
1. Go to the Policies > Import/Export Policies,
2. select the policies to print, and then click Print.
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QCCR1B97785
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Provide a way to enable command script task session logging through the API
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This problem has been resolved.
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QCCR1B97910
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Missing deviceID input from WSDL APIs
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This problem has been resolved.
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QCCR1B98255
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Provide a way to delete specific diagnostic data through the API
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This problem has been resolved.
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QCCR1B98390
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Task duration increased after full text search implemented
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This problem has been resolved.
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QCCR1B98447
|
Show Current Configuration displays the wrong configuration
|
This problem has been resolved.
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QCCR1B98753
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Last Access Time and Last Snapshot Result show wrong values
|
By default, the Show Device and Show Device Template commands display a heading named Last Snapshot Result. This fix supports changing this heading to Last Task Result.
To enable this fix:
1. In the appserver.rcx file, locate the following lines:
<option name="formatting/show device/stdout/body">Device ID : $Device.DeviceID$ … Last Successful Snapshot : $Device.LastAccessSuccessDate$ … $CustomData$Comments : $Device.Comments$</option>
2. Copy the entire option definiton from the appserver.rcx file to the adjustable_options.rcx file.
3. In the adjustable_options.rcx file, locate the following copied line: Last Snapshot Result : $Device.LastAccessAttemptStatus$
4. Change the copied line to: Last Task Result : $Device.LastAccessAttemptStatus$
5. Save the adjustable_options.rcx file.
6. Reload the .rcx settings by running the "reload server options" command from the NCM proxy or by restarting the NCM services.
|
QCCR1B98835
|
Update SWIM library
|
This problem has been resolved.
|
QCCR1B98947
|
Scheduled tasks run too long without completion
|
This problem has been resolved.
|
QCCR1B99464
|
Link for "Other End" shows incorrect data
|
This problem has been resolved.
|
QCCR1B99700
|
The NCM proxy cursor does not properly react on Cisco ACE devices
|
This problem has been resolved.
|
QCCR1B99755
|
Save 'Update Device Software task' error when selecting '*.bin' software image file
|
This problem has been resolved.
|
QCCR1B99974
|
VLAN search results are not predictable
|
This problem has been resolved.
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QCCR1B100122
|
User with Existing View Permission Role selected and created View Partition Permissions checked is unable to see checkboxes when comparing two configurations from different devices (Devices > Configuration Changes)
|
This problem has been resolved.
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QCCR1B100359
|
Enhanced custom data "limit values to" field is limited to 100 characters
|
This problem has been resolved.
|
QCCR1B100592
|
Rule Exception Expire Date field needs in to include future years
|
This problem has been resolved.
|
QCCR1B100996
|
Command script run by a user with custom permisssions throws an NPE
|
This problem has been resolved.
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QCCR1B101416
|
Policy export fails when too many policies are selected
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This problem has been resolved.
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QCCR1B101560
|
When creating a command script or advanced command script with the Multiline option selected, the "Limit Values To" box is restricted to 255 characters
|
This problem has been resolved.
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QCCR1B101600
|
Generate a session log when running an advanced command script through the API
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This problem has been resolved.
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QCCR1B101701
|
User permission denial throws a java exception
|
This problem has been resolved.
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QCCR1B102225
|
jboss issues
|
This problem has been resolved.
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QCCR1B102226
|
WSDL operation show_device missing Site Name as output
|
This problem has been resolved.
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QCCR1B102302
|
HPSA - TACACS+ authentication fail over does not work when SA is unavailable
|
This problem has been resolved.
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QCCR1B102338
|
Import deactivates device templates
|
This problem has been resolved.
|
QCCR1B102582
|
Connection through bastion host fails
|
This problem has been resolved.
|
QCCR1B103910
|
Issue with addins directory
|
This problem has been resolved.
|
QCCR1B105606
|
CiscoNexus driver is not running a `copy run start' in a command script
|
See Fix for QCCR1B105606
|
Fix for QCCR1B105606
This fix enables a new task option for specifying whether NCM should overwrite the startup configuration with the current running configuration at the completion of the task.
To enable this option:
Step 1 Add the following lines to the adjustable_options.rcx file:
<option name="DeviceInteraction/EnforceConfigurationSave/Take Snapshot">false</option>
<option name="DeviceInteraction/EnforceConfigurationSave/Discover Driver">disabled</option>
<option name="DeviceInteraction/EnforceConfigurationSave/Run ICMP Test">disabled</option>
<option name="DeviceInteraction/EnforceConfigurationSave/Deploy Passwords">true</option>
<option name="DeviceInteraction/EnforceConfigurationSave/Deploy Config">true</option>
<option name="DeviceInteraction/EnforceConfigurationSave/Configure Syslog">true</option>
<option name="DeviceInteraction/EnforceConfigurationSave/Run Command Script">false</option>
<option name="DeviceInteraction/EnforceConfigurationSave/Run Diagnostics">false</option>
<option name="DeviceInteraction/EnforceConfigurationSave/Synchronize Startup and Running">true</option>
<option name="DeviceInteraction/EnforceConfigurationSave/Update Device Software">false</option>
<option name="DeviceInteraction/EnforceConfigurationSave/Backup Device Software">false</option>
<option name="DeviceInteraction/EnforceConfigurationSave/Reboot Device">true</option>
<option name="DeviceInteraction/EnforceConfigurationSave/Run Device Script">true</option>
<option name="DeviceInteraction/EnforceConfigurationSave/Delete ACLs">true</option>
<option name="DeviceInteraction/EnforceConfigurationSave/VLAN Task">true</option>
Note Following configures the default enforce_save setting for various device tasks. They can be overridden by user when scheduling tasks. The task type used here must be taken from TaskType.java(friendlyNames).
Step 2 Reload the .rcx settings by running the "reload server options" command from the NCM proxy or by restarting the NCM services.
Supported Platforms
Table 2 shows the supported platforms for CiscoWorks NCM 1.6.x.
Table 2 Supported Platforms for CiscoWorks NCM 1.6.x
Operating System
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Architecture
|
32-bit
|
|
Windows Server 2008 R2
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x86_64
|
|
X
|
Windows Server 2003 SP2
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X86_32
|
X
|
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Solaris 10 SPARC2 ,3
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Sun4u, Sun4v
|
|
X
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RedHat RH AS 44
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x86_32
|
X
|
|
RedHat RHEL Server 5
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x86_64
|
|
X
|
SuSE Enterprise Linux Server 10
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x86_64
|
|
X
|
The following operating systems are no longer supported:
•Windows 2000
•Solaris 9
•Red Hat AS3
•SuSE 9
Note For all operating system upgrades, please see the respective vendor documentation or contact your system support personnel. Cisco is not responsible for issues that might arise during third-party product upgrades.
Supported Databases
Table 3 shows the databases that are supported by CiscoWorks NCM 1.6.x.
Table 3 Supported Databases for CiscoWorks NCM 1.6.x
Database
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Notes
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Oracle 10g (10.2.0.2 and 10.2.0.4) Standard and Enterprise Edition
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64-bit Oracle is supported. If you are running CiscoWorks NCM 1.6 in a Distributed System environment, you will need Oracle 10g or 11gR1 Enterprise Edition.
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Oracle 11g (11.1.0.7.0) Standard and Enterprise Edition
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64-bit Oracle is supported. If you are running CiscoWorks NCM 1.6 in a Distributed System environment, you will need Oracle 10g or 11gR1 Enterprise Edition.
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Microsoft SQL Server 2005 and 2008 Standard and Enterprise Edition
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64-bit Microsoft SQL Server is supported. High Availability Distributed System on Microsoft SQL Server requires SQL Server 2005 Service Pack 2 (Standard Edition or Enterprise Edition) or SQL Server 2008 (Standard Edition or Enterprise Edition).
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MySQL 5.0.58
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MySQL 5.0.58 ships with CiscoWorks NCM 1.6.
|
Except for modest deployments without full enterprise scale and performance requirements, the application server and database server should be on separate physical machines. In addition, the database server should be dedicated to CiscoWorks NCM, rather than serving multiple applications.
Note CiscoWorks NCM 1.6 does not support the use of Microsoft SQL Named Instances.
The following databases are no longer supported:
•Oracle 9i and Oracle 9.2
•Microsoft SQL Server 2000
•MySQL 3
Note For all database upgrades, please see the respective vendor documentation or contact your database analyst. Cisco is not responsible for issues that might arise during third-party product upgrades.
Additional CiscoWorks NCM Configurations
If you have configured a High Availability Distributed System, the database requirements for Oracle and Microsoft SQL Server include:
Database
|
Restrictions
|
Oracle 10g Standard or Enterprise Edition (10.2.0.2 and 10.2.0.4)
|
No more than five CiscoWorks NCM Cores can be configured together.
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Oracle 11g Standard or Enterprise Edition (11.1.0.7.0)
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No more than five CiscoWorks NCM Cores can be configured together.
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Microsoft SQL Server Standard and Enterprise Edition 2005 (SP2 or higher) and 2008
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No more than two CiscoWorks NCM Cores can be configured together. The maximum number of devices should not exceed 6500.
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If you have configured a Horizontal Scalability environment, the database requirements for Oracle and Microsoft SQL Server include:
Database
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Restrictions
|
Oracle 10g Standard or Enterprise Edition (10.2.0.2 and 10.2.0.4)
|
No more than five CiscoWorks NCM application servers can be configured together with a single database.
|
Oracle 11g Standard or Enterprise Edition (11.1.0.7.0)
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No more than five CiscoWorks NCM Cores can be configured together with a single database.
|
Microsoft SQL Server Standard and Enterprise Edition 2005 (SP2 or higher) and 2008
|
No more than five CiscoWorks NCM application servers can be configured together with a single database.
|
See High Availability Distributed System Configuration Guide for CiscoWorks Network Compliance Manager for information on configuring High Availability Distributed System environment.
See Horizontal Scalability User Guide for CiscoWorks Network Compliance Manager for information on configuring Horizontal Scalability environment.
Note High Availability and Horizontal Scalability environments are not supported for MySQL.
Virtual Environments
Note the following points while running CiscoWorks NCM in a virtual environment:
•VMWare guests can be run on a VMWare ESX 3.5 or VMWare ESX 4.0 server (preferred). It is important that the Disk I/O be split. The ESX server must have two arrays, one for the ESX operating system and one for the virtual machines.
•Use of Vmotion is not recommended.
•If you plan to use virtual machines for both CiscoWorks NCM and your database, ensure that they are running on different VMWare Guests. Note that this only works if you set a limit on managed devices and keep it low. It is recommended that you have the database on a different ESX host so there is no conflicting I/O on the array.
•If you plan to run VMWare in a Distributed System or Horizontal Scalability environment, the maximum number of CiscoWorks NCM Cores should not exceed two.
•Some VMWare Guests time drift. Syncing to an external time source can solve this issue.
The CiscoWorks NCM VMWare Guest system requirements are double that of standalone server requirements.
CiscoWorks NCM can be network intensive, therefore, if you have many virtual machines sharing a virtual switch and network interface card, you could experience unexpected behavior, including time-outs and failed tasks. In addition, each virtual environment is different and could function differently under loads with shared VM Guests.
If you observe any performance issues while running CiscoWorks NCM in a virtual environment, do the following:
•Increase hardware resources.
•Ensure that resources are dedicated through your ESX Administrator.
•Decrease the number of VMWare Guests running simultaneously.
•Add a dedicated network interface card to the ESX server for CiscoWorks NCM to use exclusively.
Significant performance degradation has been seen on ESX servers running multiple virtual machines where one or more virtual machine was under heavy load. It is critical that the ESX server running CiscoWorks NCM in a virtual environment be properly resourced to avoid performance degradation.
Note The number of managed devices does not have as significant of an impact on performance as the number of concurrent tasks. If performance issues are seen, reduce the number of concurrent tasks and ensure that CiscoWorks NCM is getting the appropriate resources.
Additional Required Applications
You need to install the following applications:
•CiscoWorks NCM supports the following browsers:
–Mozilla Firefox 3.x and higher
–Internet Explorer 7.x and higher
Note Windows pop-up blockers must be disabled for the browser. Cookies must be enabled for the browser.
•Microsoft Excel 2000 or higher, if you are viewing Summary Reports from the CiscoWorks NCM server.
•Adobe® Acrobat Reader™ version 4.0 or higher if you are viewing CiscoWorks NCM documentation from the CiscoWorks NCM server.
•ActivePerl 5.8.x (for Windows).
•Perl 5.8.x (for Solaris and Linux). The CiscoWorks NCM Convert-to-Perl script feature uses Perl.
•Perl Net::SSH::Expect module (for using the Connect module with SSH)
Note Third-party products mentioned in this documentation are manufactured by vendors independent of Cisco. Cisco makes no warranty, implied or otherwise, regarding the performance or reliability of these products.
Hardware Requirements
CiscoWorks NCM requires the following minimum hardware:
Table 4 Application Server Requirements
Application Server
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CPU
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Intel Xeon or equivalent, 3.0+ GHz (Windows, Linux), Dual UltraSparc IIIi+, 1.3 GHz (Solaris)
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Memory
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4 GB RAM
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Swap Space
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4 GB
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Disk
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40 GB, Fast SCSI
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Network
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100 Mbps Fast Ethernet, full duplex
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Table 5 Database Server Requirements
Database Server
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CPU
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Intel Xeon or equivalent, 3.0+ GHz
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Memory
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4 GB RAM
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Swap Space
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4 GB
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Disk
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60 to 100 GB, Single Channel RAID, Fast SCSI
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Network
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100 Mbps Fast Ethernet, full duplex
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Accessing the CiscoWorks NCM Documentation Set
All or any part of the CiscoWorks NCM documentation set, including this document, might be upgraded over time. Therefore, we recommend that you access the CiscoWorks NCM documentation set using the following URL: http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps6923/tsd_products_support_series_home.html
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