Table Of Contents
Release Notes for Cisco IP Solution Center, 5.0
Contents
Introduction
System Recommendations
New, Changed, and Dropped Information for ISC 5.0
New and Changed Information for ISC 5.0
Common Infrastructure—New Features
L2VPN New Features
MDE 2.1 New Features
MPLS (L3) New Features
TEM New Features
Features Dropped in ISC 5.0
Distributed Architecture Not Supported
L2VPN over L2TPv3 Not Supported
Netscape Browser Not Supported
Quality of Service Not Supported
Solaris 8 Not Supported
Template Variable Types Dynamic Java Class and Dynamic URL Not Supported
Problems Fixed in ISC 5.0
Customer-found Problems Fixed Specifically in ISC 4.2.1
Customer-found Problems Fixed Specifically in ISC 4.2.2
Customer-found Problems Fixed Specifically in ISC 4.2.3
Customer-found Problems Fixed Specifically in ISC 5.0
Important Notes
Known Problems in Cisco IP Solution Center 5.0
Obtaining Documentation, Obtaining Support, and Security Guidelines
Release Notes for Cisco IP Solution Center, 5.0
Cisco IP Solution Center (ISC) 5.0 is a follow-on release to Cisco IP Solution Center (ISC) 4.2.
Note 
This ISC release includes an update to Cisco MPLS Diagnostics Expert (MDE) 2.1 from MDE 2.0.
All documentation, including this Release Notes for Cisco IP Solution Center, 5.0 document and any or all of the parts of the ISC 5.0 documentation set, might be upgraded over time. Therefore, we recommend you access the ISC 5.0 documentation set at: http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/sw/netmgtsw/ps4748/tsd_products_support_series_home.html. You can also navigate to this documentation set by clicking Help on the Home Page of the ISC 5.0 product.
The information in this Release Notes for Cisco IP Solution Center, 5.0 document gives you an overview of this release and helps you understand it at a high level. After reading the Cisco IP Solution Center Getting Started and Documentation Guide, 5.0, please read this document prior to reading any other manual for ISC.
Contents
The information in this document is organized into the following sections:
•Contents
•Introduction
•System Recommendations
•New, Changed, and Dropped Information for ISC 5.0
•Problems Fixed in ISC 5.0
•Important Notes
•Known Problems in Cisco IP Solution Center 5.0
•Obtaining Documentation, Obtaining Support, and Security Guidelines
Introduction
Cisco IP Solution Center (ISC) 5.0 is a follow-on release to Cisco IP Solution Center (ISC) 4.2 with some functionality added, changed, and dropped (see the "New, Changed, and Dropped Information for ISC 5.0" section) and problems fixed (see the "Problems Fixed in ISC 5.0" section).
URLs for base information about ISC 5.0 and an overview and suggested reading order of these documents is given in the Cisco IP Solution Center Getting Started and Documentation Guide, 5.0 (http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/sw/netmgtsw/ps4748/
products_documentation_roadmap09186a008081dd8e.html).
Cisco IP Solution Center (ISC) is a family of intelligent network management applications that helps reduce overall administration and management costs by providing automated resource management and rapid profile-based provisioning capabilities. ISC enables fast deployment and time to market of Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS) and Metro Ethernet technologies. In addition, the ISC Traffic Engineering Management application is Cisco's exclusive planning and provisioning application for Cisco MPLS Traffic Engineering (MPLS-TE)-enabled routers. For Diagnostics, use the Cisco MPLS Diagnostics Expert (MDE), which is an automated, workflow-based network management application that troubleshoots and diagnoses problems in Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS) VPNs. There are four separate applications in ISC 5.0, which can operate alone or as a suite in an L2/L3 Management Solution. These and Application Programing Interfaces (APIs) are all distributed on one product CD:
•Cisco ISC MPLS VPN Management (ISC:MPLS)
•Cisco ISC Layer 2 VPN and Metro Ethernet Management (ISC:L2VPN/ME)
•Cisco ISC Traffic Engineering Management (ISC:TEM)
•Cisco MPLS Diagnostics Expert (MDE)
System Recommendations
The system recommendations and requirements are listed in Chapter 1, "System Recommendations" of the Cisco IP Solution Center Installation Guide, 5.0.
Note This chapter also includes the network devices and related software supported with ISC 5.0.
The recommendation is to thoroughly review this list before even planning your installation, to be sure you have all the hardware and software needed for a successful installation.
New, Changed, and Dropped Information for ISC 5.0
ISC 5.0 is based on ISC 4.2 with the addition of new and changed information that was introduced in ISC 5.0, and problems fixed since ISC 4.2 (see Problems Fixed in ISC 5.0). The following are topics for ISC Release 5.0 (listed alphabetically):
•New and Changed Information for ISC 5.0
•Features Dropped in ISC 5.0
New and Changed Information for ISC 5.0
Specific to ISC 5.0 are the following new features:
•Common Infrastructure—New Features This section includes the following new features:
–Apache® Tomcat—New Version Supported
–Browser Support—Changed
–Cisco CNS Configuration Engine 2.0 Support
–IOS XR Support for L2VPN, MPLS, MDE, and TEM
–Oracle Support (Now Including Oracle RAC Support)
–SSHv2 Support
•L2VPN New Features
•MDE 2.1 New Features
•MPLS (L3) New Features
•TEM New Features
Common Infrastructure—New Features
This section includes the new features that are for multiple components of ISC 5.0
Apache® Tomcat—New Version Supported
The ISC installer for ISC 5.0 includes Apache® Tomcat Version 5.5, instead of Apache® Tomcat Version 4.1.27, which was included in ISC 4.2.
Browser Support—Changed
Netscape is no longer a supported browser. The supported browsers are:
•Internet Explorer 7.0 for Windows
•Mozilla Firefox 2.0 for Windows
•Mozilla Suite 1.7 for Solaris
Cisco CNS Configuration Engine 2.0 Support
In addition to the previous support for Cisco CNS IE2100 appliances running Cisco CNS Configuration Engine 1.3.x, 1.4, and 1.5 software with ISC, ISC now also supports the Cisco CNS Configuration Engine 2.0 software.
Note CNS is not a supported transport protocol for MPLS Diagnostics Expert (MDE).
IOS XR Support for L2VPN, MPLS, MDE, and TEM
IOS XR release 3.4.2 is supported (see the specific component for details of what is and is not supported):
•Layer 2 VPN (L2VPN) Ethernet Relay Services (ERSs) and Ethernet Wire Services (EWSs)— L2VPN New Features
•MPLS Diagnostics Expert (MDE)—MDE 2.1 New Features
•MPLS Layer 3 VPN (MPLS VPN)—MPLS (L3) New Features
•Traffic Engineering Management (TEM), also supporting IOS XR 3.3.3—TEM New Features
Table 1, "Provisioning in IOS XR," is a matrix of IOS XR features and their configuration types.
Table 1 Provisioning in IOS XR
Feature
|
Configuration Type
|
PE-CE Routing Configuration
|
XML
|
Interface Configuration
|
XML
|
VPN Routing/Forwarding Instance (VRF) Configuration
|
XML
|
Template Manager Support
|
CLI-XML
|
Traffic Engineering
|
CLI
|
where: CLI-XML means the Command-line Interface (CLI) commands are enclosed in the Extensible Markup Language (XML) request.
|
Note ISC does not support IPv4 unnumbered on IOS XR devices.
Oracle Support (Now Including Oracle RAC Support)
ISC 5.0 was tested with the Oracle Database 10g Enterprise Edition Release 10.2.0.1.0 - 64 bit Production, as explained in the Cisco IP Solution Center Installation Guide, 5.0. If you would like to use another version of Oracle, see Oracle's compatibility information.
Also new in this release is Oracle Real Application Cluster (RAC) support. Previously, ISC only worked with a single instance of the Oracle database. Now ISC supports Oracle RAC, which allows multiple Oracle instances to access the same database simultaneously. The database servers were tested running Solaris 10 with the Oracle clusterware 10gR2 (10.2.0.3), and thus this is what is supported.
SSHv2 Support
In addition to the previous Secure Shell (SSH) support on Cisco IOS routers, ISC 5.0 now also supports SSH version 2 (SSHv2) on Cisco IOS and IOS XR routers across all applications.
L2VPN New Features
ISC 5.0 includes new L2VPN features, which are explained in detail in the Cisco IP Solution Center Metro Ethernet and L2VPN User Guide, 5.0.
L2VPN E-Line services, Ethernet Relay Service (ERS) and Ethernet Wire Service (EWS), are supported by ISC 5.0 on CRS-1 series routers on IOS XR. EWS User-Network Interface (UNI) on an IOS XR device is not supported.
The L2VPN features not supported on an IOS XR device are:
•Standard UNI, Port Security
•XConnect on Switch Virtual Interface (SVI)
•Pseudowire tunnel selection.
Table 2, "ISC Feature Matrix for L2VPN," specifies a matrix of supported IOS and IOS XR 3.4.2 features for L2VPN.
Table 2 ISC Feature Matrix for L2VPN
Feature
|
IOS
|
IOS XR 3.4.2
|
L2VPN Ethernet Relay Service (ERS)
|
Yes
|
Yes
|
L2VPN Ethernet Wire Service (EWS)
|
Yes
|
Yes
|
L2VPN Virtual Private LAN Service (VPLS)
|
Yes
|
No
|
L2VPN Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) Services
|
Yes
|
No
|
L2VPN Frame Relay Services
|
Yes
|
No
|
UNI on Network-facing Provider Edge (N-PE) - ERS
|
Yes
|
Yes
|
User-Network Interface (UNI) on N-PE - EWS
|
Yes
|
No
|
UNI on N-PE - VPLS
|
Yes
|
No
|
Standard UNI Port
|
Yes
|
No
|
Port Security
|
Yes
|
No
|
Use Switch Virtual Interface (SVI)
|
Yes
|
No
|
Pseudowire Tunnel Selection
|
Yes
|
No
|
Hybrid Service (one side ERS and the other side EWS)
|
Yes
|
No
|
Virtual LAN (VLAN) Translation
|
Yes
|
No
|
L2VPN Services on N-PE - ERS and EWS
|
Yes
|
Yes
|
L2VPN Services on User-facing Provider Edge (U-PE)
|
Yes
|
No
|
Template Manager Support
|
Yes
|
Yes
|
MDE 2.1 New Features
ISC 5.0 includes Cisco MPLS Diagnostics Expert 2.1 (MDE) and new features as a result of this upgrade from MDE 2.0 to MDE 2.1. These new features are explained in detail in the Cisco MPLS Diagnostics Expert 2.1 User Guide on ISC 5.0. Also new for this release is the Cisco MPLS Diagnostics Expert 2.1 Failure Scenarios Guide on ISC 5.0, which provides details of all failure scenarios and observations reported by the MDE application for ISC. It also lists all IOS and IOS XR commands executed by the troubleshooting workflows.
The following MDE enhancements are supported in MDE 2.1 on ISC 5.0:
•Search for Device or Interface by VRF Name—To define MDE test points more easily, you can now search by VPN routing/forwarding instance (VRF) name directly from the MPLS VPN Connectivity Verification Configuration window or from within the Select Device for VRF selection window.
•Multiple Test Types—Instead of only the previously supported CE to CE test type definition, where you must select two CE endpoints to initiate a test, you can now use more flexible test configuration options. The list is as follows:
–CE to CE—MPLS VPN Connectivity Verification (checks the MPLS VPN connectivity between two CEs)
–PE to attached CE—MPLS VPN Connectivity Verification (checks the MPLS VPN connectivity between a PE and the locally attached CE)
–CE to PE across Core—MPLS VPN Connectivity Verification (checks the MPLS VPN connectivity between a CE and a remote PE across the MPLS core)
–PE to PE (in VRF)—Edge VPN Connectivity Verification (checks the MPLS VPN connectivity between two PEs)
–PE to PE (Core)—MPLS Core Connectivity Verification (checks the MPLS Core connectivity between two PEs)
•IOS XR release 3.4.2 —This release of IOS XR is supported for both PE and P router diagnostics.
•Updated IOS Release Support—A range of new IOS releases are supported in MDE 2.1, including IOS 12.2(31) SB on Cisco 7200 Series, Cisco 7300 Series, and Cisco 10000 Series routers, and 12.2(33) SRB on Cisco 7600 Series routers. All releases supported in MDE 2.0 remain supported in MDE 2.1.
•/31 Networks Supported—MDE automatically populates the CE Access Circuit IP Address when a /31 PE VRF interface is selected.
•Support for Multiple-loopback Networks—MDE now diagnoses issues in networks, where different lookback addresses are used for control and dataplane traffic. For all test types except PE-PE (core), the choice of loopback address is automatically derived. For PE-PE (core) test types, for multiple loopback networks only, the choice of loopback must be manually entered, because this cannot be automatically derived.
•Failure Scenarios and Observations Enhanced—MDE detects new failure scenarios and reports new observations, as explained in the Cisco MPLS Diagnostics Expert 2.1 Failure Scenarios Guide on ISC 5.0
MPLS (L3) New Features
ISC 5.0 includes new MPLS features, which are explained in detail in the Cisco IP Solution Center MPLS VPN User Guide, 5.0.
The provisioning L3 (MPLS) support for IOS XR release 3.4.2 added in this release is:
•Creation, deployment, modification, and deletion of a regular PE-CE service request for IPv4 MPLS services.
•Support for PE-CE routing protocols: Open Shortest Path First Link-state (OSPF), External Border Gateway Protocol (eBGP), Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol (EIGRP), and Static.
Table 3, "ISC Feature Matrix for L3VPN," specifies a matrix of supported IOS and IOS XR 3.4.2 features for L3VPN.
Table 3 ISC Feature Matrix for L3VPN
Feature
|
IOS
|
IOS XR 3.4.2
|
PE-CE Routing - Static
|
Yes
|
Yes
|
PE-CE Routing - External Border Gateway Protocol (eBGP)
|
Yes
|
Yes
|
PE-CE Routing - Open Shortest Path First (OSPF)
|
Yes
|
Yes
|
PE-CE Routing - Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol (EIGRP)
|
Yes
|
Yes
|
PE-CE Routing - Routing Information Protocol (RIP)
|
Yes
|
No
|
Multi-VPN routing and forwarding tables CE (MVRFCE) Support
|
Yes
|
No
|
Multicast Support
|
Yes
|
No
|
Inter-Autonomous Systems (Inter-AS) Support
|
Yes
|
No
|
Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) Multipath Load Sharing, Unique RD and eBGP extensions
|
Yes
|
No
|
Carrier Supporting Carrier (CSC) Support
|
Yes
|
No
|
Site of Origin (SOO) Support
|
Yes
|
No
|
Grey Management
|
Yes
|
No
|
User-Network Interface (UNI) Port Features
|
Yes
|
No
|
Template Manager Support
|
Yes
|
Yes
|
In addition to IOS XR support, the following MPLS Layer 3 enhancements are also supported in this ISC 5.0 release for IOS devices:
•eBGP Extensions—ISC now provides the option to configure the External Border Gateway Protocol (eBGP) advertisement interval, maximum prefix number, maximum prefix threshold, and maximum prefix restart when the PE-CE routing protocol selected is eBGP.
•Inter-AS 10b-hybrid—Inter-AS configurations are supported through the ISC templates.
•BGP Multipath Load Sharing and Maximum Path Configuration—ISC supports BGP multipath load sharing through new fields and options in the ISC GUI. The VRF and VPN Membership window contains the new BGP Multipath Load Sharing check box, which allows you to enable or disable BGP multipath load sharing.
•Unique Route Distinguisher—The support for multipath load sharing requires unique route distinguishers (RDs) for each PE router for a VPN (VRF). This is to prevent the same RDs from being allocated to different customers. This allows the use of the same RD for the same VRF. That is, all sites in the PE can have the same unique RD. The unique RD feature is optional. You can specify its use at both the policy or service request level. It is enabled at both a global VPN level or a service request level.
TEM New Features
ISC 5.0 includes new Traffic Engineering Management (TEM) features, which are explained in detail in the Cisco IP Solution Center Traffic Engineering Management User Guide, 5.0.
IOS XR releases 3.3.3 and 3.4.2 are supported for all Traffic Engineering Management (TEM) functionality that ISC currently supports. TE tunnel management features introduced in IOS XR 3.3.3 and 3.4.2 are not supported.
Table 4, "ISC Feature Matrix for TEM," specifies a matrix of supported IOS, IOS XR 3.3.3, and IOS XR 3.4.2 features for TEM.
Table 4 ISC Feature Matrix for TEM
Feature
|
IOS
|
IOS XR 3.3.3
|
IOS XR 3.4.2
|
Class Based Tunnel Selection (CBTS)
|
Yes
|
No*
|
No*
|
Path Type—Strict
|
Yes
|
Yes
|
Yes
|
Path Type—Loose
|
Yes
|
No*
|
Yes
|
Path Type—Exclude
|
Yes
|
Yes
|
Yes
|
Auto Bandwidth
|
Yes
|
No*
|
No*
|
* This version of IOS XR does not support this feature.
|
In addition to IOS XR support, the following Traffic Engineering Management (TEM) features are also supported in this ISC 5.0 release:
•CBTS Support—Class-Based Tunnel Selection (CBTS) enables you to dynamically route and forward traffic with different class of service (CoS) values onto different Traffic Engineering (TE) tunnels between the same tunnel headend and the same tailend.
•Connectivity Protection—You can create explicit paths that contain exclude-address hops. These exclude-type explicit paths can be used as the first path option in backup tunnels to protect particular interfaces. These backup tunnels are treated as best-effort protection and have unlimited backup bandwidth. They are used as a backup to the bandwidth-protection tunnels.
•Loose/Exclude Path Definitions—The current TE static configuration of explicit tunnel paths is enhanced in this release to support the semi-dynamic alternatives of loose/exclude tunnel paths, as supported in IOS.
Features Dropped in ISC 5.0
In ISC 5.0, the previously supported features are no longer supported:
•Distributed Architecture Not Supported
•L2VPN over L2TPv3 Not Supported
•Netscape Browser Not Supported
•Quality of Service Not Supported
•Solaris 8 Not Supported
Note Even if you see capabilities in the product or references in the documentation to these features, any Security Management features, or any unsupported features, avoid these. None of these dropped features, any Security Management features, or references to IPv6 or 6VPE are supported in this release.
Distributed Architecture Not Supported
Distributed architecture is not supported in ISC 5.0. Only single server installations are supported.
L2VPN over L2TPv3 Not Supported
L2VPN over Layer 2 Tunnel Protocol Version 3 (L2TPv3) is not supported in ISC 5.0. MPLS VPN over L2TPv3 support remains.
Netscape Browser Not Supported
Netscape is no longer a supported browser. The supported browsers are:
•Internet Explorer 7.0 for Windows
•Mozilla Firefox 2.0 for Windows
•Mozilla Suite 1.7 for Solaris
Quality of Service Not Supported
Quality of Service (QoS) support, both Ethernet QoS and IP QoS in both the GUI and the APIs, is dropped for ISC 5.0. If you need QoS configuration, then the recommended approach is to use templates, explained in Chapter 6, Service Design, in the Cisco IP Solution Center Infrastructure Reference, 5.0.
Solaris 8 Not Supported
Previously, Solaris 8 and Solaris 10 were supported. In ISC 5.0, only Solaris 10 is supported.
Template Variable Types Dynamic Java Class and Dynamic URL Not Supported
Template variable types String, Integer, Float, IPv4 Address, and Sub-Template remain supported, but Dynamic Java Class and Dynamic URL are not supported.
Problems Fixed in ISC 5.0
Customer-found problems that were fixed in ISC 5.0 since ISC 4.2 are indicated in four tables, so that users who have upgraded to different Maintenance Releases since ISC 4.2 can find what has been fixed since they upgraded. The information is presented as follows:
•Customer-found Problems Fixed Specifically in ISC 4.2.1
•Customer-found Problems Fixed Specifically in ISC 4.2.2
•Customer-found Problems Fixed Specifically in ISC 4.2.3
•Customer-found Problems Fixed Specifically in ISC 5.0
Customer-found Problems Fixed Specifically in ISC 4.2.1
Table 5, "Customer-found Problems Fixed Specifically in ISC 4.2.1," describes all the customer-found problems that were fixed specifically in the ISC 4.2.1 Maintenance Release.
Table 5 Customer-found Problems Fixed Specifically in ISC 4.2.1
CDETS Number
|
Subject
|
CSCsg37248
|
NullPointer exception is thrown while modifying or deleting a template from an MPLS VPN link using API.
|
CSCsg38148
|
4.1.2 and 4.2: User is not allowed to create template variables from the Data File Editor.
|
CSCsg39985
|
Virtual circuit descriptor (VCD) field in MPLS asynchronous transfer mode (ATM) Service Request Link Attribute screen is required but should be optional.
|
CSCsg42411
|
Deployment of the L3VPN Port-channel sends the no keepalive command.
|
CSCsg50337
|
ISC modifies the name of the Port-channel interface to Port-Channel interface fails due to case-sensitivity.
|
CSCsg59181
|
ISC Diagnostics Tool is bundled with the product instead of the previous implementation in which it was standalone on Cisco.com.
|
CSCsg63412
|
ISC should have "Vlan" instead of "VLAN" to match the IOS representation.
|
Customer-found Problems Fixed Specifically in ISC 4.2.2
Table 6, "Customer-found Problems Fixed Specifically in ISC 4.2.2," describes all the customer-found problems that were fixed specifically in the ISC 4.2.2 Maintenance Release.
Table 6 Customer-found Problems Fixed Specifically in ISC 4.2.2
CDETS Number
|
Subject
|
CSCse89624
|
When the allow vlan command line interface exceeds 255 characters, it causes a platform failure.
|
CSCsg74568
|
ATM over MPLS (ATMoMPLS) template fails with a NullPointerException from the function getExportedAttrs().
|
CSCsg74819
|
API does not support the ability to have multiple data files for the same template.
|
CSCsg85095
|
Templates incorrectly downloaded when a Service Request is in the INVALID state.
|
CSCsg99509
|
Unable to view an MPLS Service Request created through an API when using the script ViewMPLSRequest.xml.
|
CSCsh02733
|
ISC adds to the interface description, which can exceed the character limit.
|
CSCse89624
|
When the allow vlan command line interface exceeds 255 characters, it causes a platform failure.
|
Customer-found Problems Fixed Specifically in ISC 4.2.3
Table 7, "Customer-found Problems Fixed Specifically in ISC 4.2.3," describes all the customer-found problems that were fixed specifically in the ISC 4.2.3 Maintenance Release.
Table 7 Customer-found Problems Fixed Specifically in ISC 4.2.3
CDETS Number
|
Subject
|
CSCsg38148
|
User is not allowed to create template variables.
|
CSCsg61446
|
Ethernet Wire Service (EWS) to Ethernet Relay Service (ERS) should not allow a VLAN set to 1.
|
CSCsg61453
|
Audit fails on optical port of M3400 when provisioned as a User-Network Interface (UNI).
|
CSCsg61458
|
Reference counting of a media access control (MAC) access control list (ACL) on a multi Service Request port is not working.
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CSCsg61459
|
Maximum transmission unit (MTU) size changes breaks services.
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CSCsh61460
|
Service Request details are repeatedly showing the wrong Service Request in the graphical user interface (GUI).
|
CSCsg61461
|
Clear the VLAN name field in the Service Request.
|
CSCsg61462
|
Aggregate-policer and class-map names have changed for the Cisco 3550.
|
CSCsg61756
|
Negating keepalive is not working.
|
CSCsg72849
|
Layer 2 (L2) Virtual Private LAN Service (VPLS) ERS decommission fails to remove the port security attributes from the UNI interface.
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CSCsh26424
|
Any L2 VPLS ERS or EWS Service Request goes to Failed Audit state.
|
CSCsh28705
|
L2 VPLS Service Request goes to Invalid state with a provider edge router (PE) UNI interface description
|
CSCsh34364
|
Redeployment of Service Request negates port for both Link Duplex and Speed None.
|
CSCsh34366
|
Decommission of ERS Service Request on a shared UNI removes port security and link attributes.
|
CSCsh37660
|
For ERS to EWS service, cannot create more than one service.
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CSCsh42000
|
GUI error occurs when trying to import L2VPN on a Cisco 3400 using port-channel.
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CSCsh43366
|
Incorrectly negates UNI link-speed and link-duplex for a shared UNI.
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CSCsh50970
|
Unable to select an individual UNI for decommissioning a Service Request.
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CSCsh50974
|
Port-channel capitalization of C in Channel causes an issue when deploying a Service Request.
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CSCsh57634
|
Service Requests with extra multi-VPN routing and forwarding tables CE (MVRFCE) loopback addresses are causing failed deploys.
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CSCsh62690
|
Incorrect behavior occurred when removing a VPN when using VPN routing/forwarding instance (VRF) overwrite.
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CSCsh74099
|
Cisco Networking Services (CNS) server hangs when retrieving all devices from the database.When using CNS transport provisioning, it hangs in the Wait Deploy state.
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CSCsh86564
|
Purging links from an imported Service Request causes an incorrect interface list.
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CSCsh97764
|
Unable to deploy port-channel subinterface.
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CSCsi43607
|
Failure when trying to create an MPLS Service Request with two links on the same provider edge router using the same VPN routing/forwarding instance.
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Customer-found Problems Fixed Specifically in ISC 5.0
Table 8, "Customer-found Problems Fixed Specifically in ISC 5.0," describes all the customer-found problems that were fixed specifically in ISC 5.0, not an ISC 4.2.x Maintenance Release.
Table 8 Customer-found Problems Fixed Specifically in ISC 5.0
CDETS Number
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Subject
|
CSCsi01917
|
Incorrect fault surveillance found due to incorrect routing protocol checking for PE-CE.
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CSCsi71988
|
ShowFrameRelayPvcParser does not recognize the status ACTIVE (EEK UP).
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CSCsj27329
|
showIpVrfDetail parser fails to parse route targets over multiple lines.
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CSCsk02760
|
Unable to log in message while running MPLS Diagnostics Expert (MDE) with CNS 2.0.
|
Important Notes
1. All ISC patches are available at: http://www.cisco.com/pcgi-bin/tablebuild.pl/isc.
2. The supported Sybase and Oracle databases behave differently. All GUI queries are case insensitive for Sybase and case sensitive for Oracle.
3. ISC does not work with pop-up blockers in a web browser. If you have pop-up blockers installed, disable them.
4. When using an external Oracle database, the embedded Sybase database is still automatically launched for SLA support.
5. For all APIs, the Service Request name is unique and therefore, each Create Service Request API call needs to maintain this uniqueness.
Known Problems in Cisco IP Solution Center 5.0
To find known problems in Cisco IP Solution Center, use the following URL:
http://www.cisco.com/pcgi-bin/Support/Bugtool/launch_bugtool.pl
You must log in to CCO.
You can search for specific bugs or search for a range by product name. This tool enables you to query for keywords, severity, range, or version.
The results display bug ID and title, found-in version, fixed-in version, and status. The bug ID is a hyperlink to detailed information for the bug ID's product, component, severity, first found-in, and release notes.
The results could be displayed in a feature matrix or spreadsheet.
Obtaining Documentation, Obtaining Support, and Security Guidelines
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