Release Notes for the Cisco Media Gateway Controller Software Release 9.3(2) [Cisco PGW 2200 Softswitch]

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Release Notes for the Cisco Media Gateway Controller Software Release 9.3(2)

Contents

Introduction

Platform Support

Software Required

Required Swap Space

Host Hardware Requirements

Host Minimum Server Requirements

Media Gateway Hardware Requirements

Local Area Network Switch

Supported Features

Cisco MGC Management

Switching Protocols Supported

Related Documentation

Before Installation

After Installation

General Purpose Documents

Documentation Map

Installation Notes

Acquiring the Software

Installing and Upgrading the Software

Determining Which Protocol Patches/Families Are Installed On Your System

Determining Your System's Patch Level

New Features in This Release

Israeli ISUP

Support for ANSI 2000

Calling Party Number (CgPN) Incomplete Indicator

Netra 20+ and ce Ethernet PCI card support

PCI & MCI Support for UK ISUP

Overdecadic Digit Support for Finnish ISUP

Nigerian ISUP

Configurable Charge Number Change Request

CDR Enhancements for 1110 CDB Featurette

Remove Total Number of Dialplans Limitation Featurette

Global Screening Database Table

Overdecadics Support in SSUTR2 (Q767_RUSS)

New Log Types Window in Log Viewer

Configurable ISUP Timers

SIP to SIP Calling (Hairpinning)

Seamless Upgrade

Advice of Charge Support of the Charge Generation Point

H.323 Call Forwarding Support

Range Checking of Properties

New Package—CSCOga005.pkg

Improved SIP Failover Support

Dual CLI Interworking With VoIP Network (Switched)

Dual CLI Interworking With VoIP Network (Nailed)

Support for Individual Supervision Messages

Allow Multiple PCIs in All Protocols

Invite Without Session Description Protocol

Geographic Separation of Active and Standby MGC Hosts

Codec Selection

ISUP PCI and MCI Support

New Cause Code for Call Re-Attempts

Features Implemented in Release 9.3(1)T

NOA, Cause14, 32 and Overdecadic Digit Support for Spain/Italy/Belgium

NOA, Cause14, 32 and Overdecadic Digit Support for Spain

NOA, Cause14, 32 Digit Support for Sweden

Support for ANSI E1

Israel ISUP Support

Disable MGCP-NTFY Response Timer to Allow VPDN Tunnel Support

New Version of Times Ten Database Software

Option 1

Option 2

Solaris 8 Run Time Environment

Protocol File Rename

Advice Of Charge Support for India ISUP

Provisioning of Dual CLI

Software Inventory Control

Software Inventory Control Feature Modification

Route and Advance and Redirection on Cause Code

Circuit Reservation

MGCP Dial Package—Enhanced MGCP Controlled Hairpinning

Network Access Server (NAS) Package for MGC Protocol

INAP for Pre-Paid Services

Support for IRI/ORI in Q.767

Mandatory CLI Over Trunk Group

BTNUP 3.1 KHz Custom Configuration

LNP Enhancements to Q.761_Portugal Protocol

New Shared Memory Segment

36 GB Disk Drive Upgrade

B-Digit Modification Enhancement

Commands Removed From Release 9.3(2)

Software Patches

System Level Equivalency

Patch Test Combinations

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Known Issues and Operational Recommendations

Routing Distribution Not Supported in SIP to SIP Calls

PGW Should Support the Option of Sending Hardware Block Messages

Link and Call States for New Object Not Synchronized to Standby After prov-copy/prov-sync

Upgrading to Release 9.6(1)

Upgrading From Releases 9.3, 9.4, and 9.5:

Japanese Point Code Transmission

Simple Resource Control Protocol

Improved SIP Failover Support

Validation Rules of Cisco Solaris Packages Are Incomplete (mgcrestore/mgcbackup)

Remove 32 Digit Support from ISUPV2_FINNISH96

CDR Does Not Show Tech Prefix in Tag 4014

Taking a Signal Path Resource Out Of Service

Provisioning From a New Configuration

Using prov-cpy/prov-sync To Commit Configuration Changes on a Fault-Tolerant System

SIP Redundancy Feature Might Cause PGW Nodes to Show Same IP Address

Carrier Table Migration From Release 9.2(2) to Release 9.3(2)

Pkg42

Variant.dat/lib Directory

Supported Protocols in Release 9.3(2)

Provisioning Command carriertbl Not Supported in Release 9.3(2)

DefaultCARIDNetId Field Entries Are Validated In Release 9.3(2)

Modifying the OPC of an SS7 Route

Migration of Dialplans Failed From 7.4(x) to 9.3(x)

Conditional Routing Name Validation in Release 9.2(2)

New/Enhanced Tags

Caveats

Caveats

Obtaining Documentation and Technical Assistance

Release Notes for the Cisco Media Gateway Controller Software Release 9.3(2)

June 28, 2007

These release notes describe the features and caveats for the Cisco media gateway controller (MGC) software Release 9.3(2).

Note The Cisco MGC Software was formerly called the Cisco Telephony Controller software. Some documentation might use this older name.

Contents

•Introduction

•Platform Support

•Supported Features

•Switching Protocols Supported

•Related Documentation

•Installation Notes

•Determining Which Protocol Patches/Families Are Installed On Your System

•Determining Your System's Patch Level

•New Features in This Release

•Commands Removed From Release 9.3(2)

•Software Patches

•Known Issues and Operational Recommendations

•Supported Protocols in Release 9.3(2)

•Caveats

•Obtaining Documentation and Technical Assistance

Introduction

Interoperability between the old world TDM (Time Division Multiplexing) networks and the new world packet networks is an essential part of the technology adoption life cycle for packet networks. This release of the Cisco PGW 2200 PSTN Gateway provides the bridge between the legacy public switched telephone network (PSTN) and next-generation packet networks - supporting SS7 interconnect for dial and H.323 and SIP networks and intelligent call control and routing for media gateway control protocol (MGCP), session initiation protocol (SIP) and H.323 networks.

The Cisco PGW 2200 provides a consistent and unified interconnection that can handle dialup services, MGCP, SIP, and H.323, as well as future standards. The PGW 2200 allows service providers to deploy and operate multiple network solutions while maintaining a stable interconnection to the PSTN.

Platform Support

For a list of supported platforms refer to the following documents:

•Cisco Media Gateway Controller Hardware Installation Guide
Chapter 1, Table 1-1, Cisco MGC Host Configurations, at the following url:

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/sw/voicesw/ps1913/products_installation_guide_book09186a00805daff7.html

•Cisco Media Gateway Controller Software Release 9 Installation and Configuration Guide
(Chapter 1) at the following url:

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/sw/voicesw/ps1913/products_installation_and_configuration_guide_book09186a008007df76.html

Software Required

For a list of required software, refer to Chapter 1 of the Cisco Media Gateway Controller Software Release 9 Installation and Configuration Guide at the following url:

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/sw/voicesw/ps1913/products_installation_and_configuration_guide_book09186a008007df76.html

Required Swap Space

For the Cisco MGC software, you need to partition 4 GB of swap space. Setting swap space at installation is recommended; however, you can change swap space at a later date by adding a swap file or repartitioning the swap space using the format menu (for example, reassigning how many cylinders are in each partition). The swap space requirement is determined by the amount of traffic. As traffic increases, you should use the top command in UNIX to see how much swap space is being used; you should then decide if more is needed. You can use the MML command rtrv-ne-health to obtain information from the UNIX top from within MML.

Host Hardware Requirements

Host Minimum Server Requirements

Refer to the Cisco Media Gateway Controller Hardware Installation Guide for the host minimum hardware requirements. Before using the minimum hardware configuration, consult with your Cisco representative to determine the hardware that will give you the best performance results based on your network configuration, proposed traffic, and desired processing power.

Media Gateway Hardware Requirements

Table 1 lists URLs for release notes that document media gateways.

Table 1 Media Gateway Release Notes Locations

Media Gateway Release Notes

Release Notes Location

MGX8260 (for Cisco SS7 PRI Grooming Application)

http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/wanbu/mgx8260/Rel1_2/relnotes/61753.htm

VISM (for Cisco Tandem Offload Application)

http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/wanbu/mgx8850/vism21/210rnote.htm

Local Area Network Switch

Your application might use one or more local area network (LAN) switches from the Cisco Catalyst Switch family to connect the Cisco MGC host to the MGWs and to the Cisco SLTs.

Note User documentation refers to the Cisco Catalyst 5500 switch family (NEBS-compliant). The Cisco Catalyst 2900 XL is another NEBS-compliant LAN switch that can be used for a small configuration, but current MGC user documentation does not address the Cisco Catalyst 2900 XL. Refer to the Cisco Catalyst 2900 XL documentation for information about this switch.

Note A LAN switch is not provided with the Cisco MGC.

Supported Features

The features listed in Table 2 were inherited from earlier releases of the Cisco MGC Software, and are still supported in Release 9.3(2).

Table 2 Supported Features in Release 9.3(2)

Feature

Purpose

Long-distance service through both indirect and direct access

Replaces the need for traditional TDM equipment.

Support for domestic and international dialing plans

Provides scalable and flexible service.

Support for automatic number identification (ANI) authorization

Adds security and prevents fraudulent use of the network.

Support for toll-free and 8XX numbers through the service control point (SCP)

Allows callers to use the free phone and premium services across the Tandem/Transit network.

Centralized element manager

Provides a method to configure and monitor the network.

ISUP PSTN interconnect with full COT support

Provides verification of the voice path.

Support for ISDN direct-access lines

Allows direct line access to the Cisco MGC.

Support for E-ISUP inter-MGC signaling

Provides scalable and flexible service.

Support for generic routing

Provides scalable and flexible service.

Support for MGCP 0.1

Allows the Cisco MGC to control media gateway connections.

Edge-to-edge security

Prevents fraudulent use of the network.

Support for carrier-grade quality of service (QoS)

Replaces the need for traditional TDM equipment.

Support for SS7-to-SS7, SS7-to-ISDN, SS7-to-SIP, SS7 -to-H.323, ISDN -to-SIP, ISDN-to-H.323, and ISDN-to-ISDN call types

Provides scalable and flexible service.

Support for voice-band telephony

Provides scalable and flexible service.

Support for ISDN data calls

Provides scalable and flexible service.

Support for real-time fax relay

Provides scalable and flexible service.

Support for modem passthrough

Provides scalable and flexible service.

Support for Cisco media gateways

Protects investment in Cisco equipment.

Provides a reliable IP link between Cisco MGC and access servers with Reliable User Datagram Protocol (RUDP)

No single point of failure in connection between media gateways and the Cisco MGC.

Call detail records for PSTN billing

Meets carrier-grade PSTN requirements to migrate existing voice revenue streams to the packet environment and to create new voice service opportunities. Provides a CDR viewer to view billing records.

Facility associated signaling provided by the Cisco SLTs (T1/E1 WIC, optional with SS7)

•Grooms off the bearer channels and then delivers them to the media gateway.

•Delivers MTP-3 to the MGC host over IP.

High Availability platform

Established calls are maintained when there is a switchover from the active MGC host to its paired standby host.

Sun Solaris 8

•Y2K compliant

•Open computing platform

•Support for 1000+ destination point codes (DPCs)

•Support for up to six origination point codes (OPCs)

•Supports 504 PRI D channels

•Scales cost-effectively to central office size

•Flexible and scalable

Quasi-associated or fully associated signaling

Ready for international markets.

Complete continuity check (two-wire and four-wire)

Meets interconnect requirements.

NEBS Level 3 compliant

Telco-ready.

Several simplex or high availability platform options

Cost-effective options.

Cisco MGC Management

Table 3 provides an overview of the management components of the Cisco MGC.

Table 3 Management Components of the Cisco MGC

Management Component

Description

Cisco Voice Service Provisioning Tool (VSPT)

The Cisco VSPT is a configuration/provisioning tool for the Cisco PGW 2200 and controlled media gateways. You can use its facilities to create, copy, modify, and deploy the configuration for the Media Gateway Controller host.

Alarms

The Cisco MGC supports a comprehensive set of alarms (in accordance with ITU X.733):

•Processing errors

•QoS alarms

•Equipment alarms

•Communications alarms

•Environment alarms

You can adjust the severity of alarms and thresholds to match your carrier's severity level definitions. You can also configure the system to generate real-time alarms to local or remote terminals. All alarms are written to a log file in an uncompressed format for easy retrieval.

PEG counts

You can obtain a variety of usage statistics from the Cisco MGC. The data is recorded real-time and written to a file. You can specify the statistics to be collected and the time intervals for collection and writing to file. Each PEG count record includes:

•Start time

•Duration

•Measured value

•Category

•Element measured

Cisco MGC Node Manager (CMNM)

CMNM is both a software requirement and a network management tool. It provides network management for the Cisco PGW 2200 that is beyond the provisioning functionality provided by the VSPT

Switching Protocols Supported

The Cisco SS7 PRI Gateway solution supports the SS7 and ISDN PRI (ANSI, ITU, and ETSI).

Related Documentation

Before Installation

Before you install the Cisco MGC software, consult the following related documentation for information about hardware installation and system requirements:

•The Overview Guide for your solution

•Cisco Media Gateway Controller Hardware Installation Guide:

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/sw/voicesw/ps1913/products_installation_guide_book09186a00805daff7.html

•Cisco Media Gateway Controller Software Release 9 Installation and Configuration Guide:

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/sw/voicesw/ps1913/products_installation_and_configuration_guide_book09186a008007df76.html

•Regulatory Compliance and Safety Information for the Cisco Media Gateway Controller:

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/sw/voicesw/ps1913/products_regulatory_approvals_and_compliance09186a008021c72f.html

•The Gateway Installation Guide for your solution

After Installation

After you install the Cisco MGC software, consult the following related documentation for information on configuring and provisioning your system:

•Cisco Media Gateway Controller Software Release 9 Provisioning Guide:

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/sw/voicesw/ps1913/products_configuration_guide_book09186a008007ddbd.html

•The Provisioning Guide for your solution

Load the most recent patch set. Patches can be found at the following url:

http://www.cisco.com/kobayashi/sw-center/sw-voice.shtml

General Purpose Documents

•Cisco Media Gateway Controller Software Release 9 Operations, Maintenance, and Troubleshooting Guide

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/sw/voicesw/ps1913/products_maintenance_guide_book09186a008007e563.html

•Cisco Media Gateway Controller Software Release 9 Messages Reference Guide

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/sw/voicesw/ps1913/products_technical_reference_book09186a008007dcb8.html

•Cisco Media Gateway Controller Software Release 9 MML Command Reference Guide

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/sw/voicesw/ps1913/products_command_reference_book09186a00806e24ae.html

•Cisco Media Gateway Controller Software Release 9 Dial Plan Guide

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/sw/voicesw/ps1913/products_configuration_guide_book09186a008007e020.html

•Cisco Media Gateway Controller Software Release 9 Billing Interface Guide

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/sw/voicesw/ps1913/products_technical_reference_book09186a008009b07b.html

•Cisco Media Gateway Controller Software Release 9,5(2) MIBs

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/sw/voicesw/ps1913/products_technical_reference_book09186a008061236b.html

Documentation Map

Installation Notes

This section contains information and procedures you can use to remove, upgrade, or install the Cisco MGC software. It also contains information about software patches.

Acquiring the Software

The Cisco MGC software is provided to customers on CD. Before installing the software, check the Solution release notes and the web for the most current patch level. If the information on the CD matches the information provided on the web and in the Solution release notes, the software and patch information can be installed directly from the CD.

Complete the following procedure to obtain software patches from CCO:

Step 1 From the Cisco Connection Online page, select the Software Center link (located under Service and Support).

The Technical Assistance Center page displays.

Step 2 From the Technical Assistance Center page, select the Voice Software link (located under Software Products and Downloads).

The Voice Software page displays.

Step 3 From the Voice Software page, select the Login option (located across the top of the page).

A login box displays.

Step 4 Enter your CCO user name and password then press OK.

After authentication the Voice Software page displays.

Step 5 Select the link for the desired software release. Software release links are located under the Cisco Media Gateway Controller heading.

Installing and Upgrading the Software

Warning Before upgrading from a current version of Software Release 9 to a higher level, you must verify software release version compatibility by contacting Cisco TAC (see Obtaining Documentation and Technical Assistance) or your Cisco account representative. Software release version incompatibility may cause service disruption.

Warning Before upgrading, refer to the "New Version of Times Ten Database Software" (page 27).

If you are installing software Release 9.3(2) for the first time, refer to the Cisco Media Gateway Controller Software Release 9 Installation and Configuration Guide for instructions.

Note In the Cisco Media Gateway Controller Software Release 9 Installation and Configuration Guide, observe the following change: In the "Configuring SNMP Support Resources" sections, SNMP MIB measurements are valid only on the active node. They are not replicated to the standby node.

Caution When upgrading a redundant system, verify that the pom.dataSync parameter (located in /opt/CiscoMGC/etc/XECfgParm.dat) is set to false to maintain calls and preserve your configuration.

Caution No validation is performed on the IDs you enter. If you enter an invalid ID, the utilities package does not add any accounts.

Tip If you have trouble installing the utilities package, make sure that you do not still have a transpath group in your group file (located in /etc).

Before installing the 9.3(2) software, you must remove all packages and remnants of previous releases of Media Gateway Controller, VSC, or SC2200 software, including drivers and utilities, because of structural changes within the executables, libraries, operating system, and packaging. You should start with a fresh system.

Determining Which Protocol Patches/Families Are Installed On Your System

Complete the following procedure to determine which protocol patches are installed on your system:

Step 1 cd /opt/SW

Step 2 # ./patch status

The following is an example of the patch status command.
Currently installed protocol packages are:
00 
01 
30 
Note Package 00 is the base protocol software. It must always be installed on your system with any protocol version.

After obtaining a listing of protocol families that are installed on your system, use the protocol family numbers to determine what protocols are included in a package.

The following protocol families are available in Release 9.2(2):

Table 4 Protocol Families for Release 9.3(2)

Protocol Type

Protocol Family Number

Protocol Family Contents

Miscellaneous Protocols

01

BTNUP_BTNR167
BTNUP_IUP

02

IETF_DCS
IETF_SIP
MGCPCAS

SS7 Protocol Family

10

ANSISS7_92
ANSISS7_CLEAR
ANSISS7_MCI
ANSISS7_STANDARD
GR317
GR317_C1
GR317_NOTPTX

PRI Protocol Family

20

ATT_41459
ATT_41459_C2
BELL_1268
BELL_1268_C3
BELL_SGCP

21

ETS_300_102
ETS_300_102_C1
ETS_300_121
ETS_300_172
ETS_300_356

Q761 Version 1 Protocol Family

30

Q761_ARGENTINA
Q761_ARGENTINA_C2
Q761_AUSTRL
Q761_AUSTRL_C2
Q761_BASE
Q761_BELG_BCOM
Q761_BELG_ISUP_CUJO
Q761_BELG_MOBI

31

Q761_CHILE
Q761_CHINA
Q761_CHINA_MOB
Q761_DANISH
Q761_INDIA
Q761_JAPAN
Q761_KOREAN
Q761_NEWZEALAND

32

Q761_97VER_BASE
Q761_PERU
Q761_PORTUGAL
Q761_SIEMENS_MOBI
Q761_SINGAPORE
Q761_SINGAPORE_C2
Q761_TAIWAN
Q761_THAILAND

33

HKTA_2202
ISUPV1_POLI

Q761 Version 2 Protocol Family

40

ISUPV2_32DIG
ISUPV2_AUSTRIAN
ISUPV2_CZECH
ISUPV2_FINNISH96
ISUPV2_FRENCH
ISUPV2_GERMAN
ISUPV2_JAPAN
ISUPV2_KPNPB

41

ISUPV2_NORWEGIAN
ISUPV2_NTT
ISUPV2_SPANISH
ISUPV2_SWISS
ISUPV2_SWISS_C2
ISUPV2_TELEFONICA
ISUPV2_TOKYO
ISUPV2_VIETNAM

Q761 Version 3 Protocol Family

50

ISUPV3
ISUPV3_FRENCH
ISUPV3_UK
ISUPV3_UK_AXE10
ISUPV3_UK_AXE10_BTNETCHAT
ISUPV3_UK_BTNETCHAT

Q721 Protocol Family

60

Q721_BASE
Q721_BRAZILIAN
Q721_CHINA
Q721_FRENCH
Q721_PHILLIPINE

Q767 Protocol Family

70

Q767_BASE
Q767_BRAZIL
Q767_COLOMBIA
Q767_GUATEMALA Q767_INDONESIA
Q767_ITAL Q767_ITAL_INTERCONNECT Q767_MEXICAN

71

Q767_RUSS
Q767_SINGAPORE
Q767_SPAN
Q767_SWED
Q767_TELSTRA
Q767_TURKISH

Q931 Protocol Family

80

Q931
Q931_AUSTRALIA
Q931_SINGAPORE

Determining Your System's Patch Level

To determine the patch level installed on your system, use the following command:

pkginfo | grep CSCO

The following is an example of the pkginfo command.
# pkginfo | grep CSCO 
application CSCO00015      Cisco Media Gateway Controller Software core system 
protocols 
application CSCO01015      Cisco Media Gateway Controller Software Miscellaneous 
Protocols 
application CSCO30015      Cisco Media Gateway Controller Software Q761 Version1 
family protocols 
application CSCOga000      Cisco Media Gateway Controller Software Licensing 
Components 
application CSCOga001      Cisco Media Gateway Controller Software Application 
application CSCOga002      Cisco Media Gateway Controller Software Database Components 
application CSCOga003      Cisco Media Gateway Controller Software SNMP Components 
application CSCOga004      Cisco Media Gateway Controller Software Toolkit 
Applications 
application CSCOgc001      Cisco Media Gateway Controller Software Configuration & 
Data Migration 
application CSCOgs014      Cisco Media Gateway Controller Software Patch Package 
application CSCOgt001      Cisco Media Gateway Controller Software Analyzer/Simulator 
utilities   CSCOgu000      Cisco Media Gateway Controller Software Common Utilities & 
Libraries 
utilities   CSCOh015       Media Gateway Controller Solaris 8 Patch Cluster 
In this example output of pkginfo, protocol patch CSCOnn015 and system patch CSCOgs014 are installed. Additionally, for each protocol patch, an entry is listed for each protocol family that is installed, protocol families 00, 01, and 30 are shown here.

The entry CSCO00015 indicates that protocol patch 015 (indicated by the last three digits) has protocol family 00 (indicated by the two digits preceding the last three digits) installed. The protocol packages are shown as CSCOnnvvv where:

nn—indicates the protocol family

vvv—indicates the version level of the patch

Note For more information on determining your patch level refer to the Software Patches section (page 35) of this document.

New Features in This Release

Israeli ISUP

This featurette (CSCdy26193) adds support for the Israeli ISUP based on the existing base implementation for the ETS 300 356 standard. A new MDO (ISUPV2_ISRAEL.mdo/ISUPV2_ISRAEL.so) has been created. Major deviations from the existing base implementations are:

•Support for charging mechanism defined in Israel ISUP; this involves handling of new charge related messages and parameters.

•Support to hide the visibility of unsupported messages and parameters in base implementation.

•Changes to accommodate the maximum number of circuits in Circuit group blocking and Circuit Group Reset Messages (31 instead of 32 in base version).

•Additional support for rerouting requirements specific to Israeli ISUP.

•Since the charge messages are ignored in Type A and transparently passed in Type B, the measurements of these messages are ignored for the current implementation.

Note This featurette was introduced in this release in patches CSCOnn003.

Support for ANSI 2000

This featurette (CSCeb22888) adds ANSI 2000 ISUP support on the PGW for transit scenarios. This includes switched, call-control solution (using EISUP), and nailed, signaling mode solutions using GTD.

The following changes were made:

•Support added for Application Transport Message (for transit scenario)

•Support added for Segmentation messages

•Support added for Parameter Compatibility and message compatibility procedures

•Support added for the following parameters:

–Application Transport

–Calling Geodetic Location

–Carrier Service provider Identification

–Local Service Provider Identifier

–Message Compatibility Information

–Network Management Controls

–Network Specific Facility

–Optional FCI

–Parameter Compatibility Information

–Pivot Capability

–Pivot routing Indicator

–Redirect Backward Info

–Redirect Capability

–Redirect Counter

–Redirect Forward Info

–Redirect Status

•Support added to EISUP and GTD for above parameters and messages

•Support added for new cause codes

•The Pre-release message is not supported (not required)

Note There are no changes to circuit related procedures from the base ANSI 1995.

Note Since number portability related changes are already supported by the ANSI implementation (ANSI 1995) in PGW, no changes have been made to those parameters/procedures.

The following two new mdl files were created for ANSI 2000:

•ansiSS7_2k.mdl

•ansiSS7_2k_type.mdl

Calling Party Number (CgPN) Incomplete Indicator

This featurette (CSCec06961) provides a configurable option to set the Calling Party Number Incomplete Indicator field within IAM to Incomplete for all calls. A new sigPath property (*.cgpnForceIncomplete) has been created to enable this functionality. This property is read by the protocol when packing the Calling Party Number parameter in an outgoing message. If the property is set, then the protocol overrides the Call Context value so that the Incomplete Indicator is Incomplete (1).

Valid values are: 0-(default) (disable function and allow the protocol to set its value normally) and 1-(incomplete)

This newly patched property is only available in properties.dat in the /opt/CiscoMGC/etc/CONFIG_LIB/new directory. To enable this featurette on existing 9.3(2) and 9.4(1) configurations, do one of the following:

•Provision from new

•Contact TAC to have properties.dat (located in /opt/CiscoMGC/etc and /opt/CiscoMGC/etc/active_link) edited. This requires a switchover in order for the system to read the new property.

Note Customers upgrading to release 9.5(1) and above can provision this property normally from MML.

Note This featurette only affects the ISUP protocols that use the Incomplete Indicator as part of the Calling Party Number parameter. These include all variants of: Q721, Q761, Q767, and EISUP.

Note This featurette was introduced in this release in patches CSCOnn027 and CSCOgs024.

Netra 20+ and ce Ethernet PCI card support

This featurette (CSCeb42446 and CSCeb42459) provides support for the Netra 20+ platform along with the ce Ethernet interface PCI card.

PCI & MCI Support for UK ISUP

This featurette (CSCea43347) enhances the UK ISUP featurette (on the PGW 2200) to support sending and receiving the Parameter Compatibility Information (PCI) and Message Compatibility Information (MCI).

Overdecadic Digit Support for Finnish ISUP

This featurette (CSCea14531) extends the Finnish ISUP to add 32 digit and overdecadic digit (A-F) support.

Note This featurette was added in patch CSCOnn010.

Note 32 digit support has been removed from ISUPV2_FINNISH96. This option was removed from this software release in patch CSCOnn026. For more information, refer to DDTS ticket number CSCec30533 and to the Remove 32 Digit Support from ISUPV2_FINNISH96 section of Known Issues and Operational Recommendations in this document.

Nigerian ISUP

This featurette (CSCea64093) implements the ISUP variant for Nigeria. The Nigerian ISUP featurette supports the services defined in Q.767 and additionally supports the transit of the following supplementary services messages:

•Call forwarding unconditional (CFU)

•Call forwarding busy (CFB)

•Call forwarding on no reply (CFNR)

The following mdl files were created for the Nigerian ISUP:

•q767_nigerian.mdl—contains the source code.

•q767_nigerian_type.mdl—contains the type definitions for various messages, parameters, etc.

The following new messages were implemented for the Nigerian ISUP:

•Charge Information Message (CRG)

•Trunk Offer Message (TOF)

The following new parameters were implemented for the Nigerian ISUP:

•Charge Band Number—valid values are:

–000 (no charge)

–001-058 (periodic pulse metering or multi metering)

–059-060 (spare)

–061-070 (initial multi metering)

–071-080 (periodic pulse metering)

–081-100 (spare)

–101-110 (initial multi metering)

–111-255 (spare)

•Number of Charging Units—valid values are: 0 (spare) and 1 (number of charging units)

•National Forward Call Indicator

Note This featurette was introduced in patch CSCOnn023.

Configurable Charge Number Change Request

This featurette (CSCeb37486) allows outgoing IAM messages to be populated with a configurable charge number for calls originating in the VoIP network.

Complete the following procedure to implement this featurette:

Step 1 Stop the MGC software on the standby system (hereafter referred to as MGC#1).

Step 2 Using an editor, such as vi, add the *.VoipOrigChargeNum parameter to XECfgParm.dat. This parameter should be equal to the desired charge number. For example:
*.VoipOrigChargeNum=7034843000
Step 3 Restart the MGC software.

Step 4 Switchover so that MGC#1 is the active system.

Step 5 Stop the MGC software on the standby system (MGC#2).

Step 6 Using an editor, such as vi, add the *.VoipOrigChargeNum parameter to XECfgParm.dat.

Step 7 Restart the MGC software.

Note The *.VoipOrigChargeNum parameter must be added to XECfgParm.dat before restarting the MGC software. Cisco recommends adding the parameter after loading patches CSCOnn020 and CSCOgs017.

Note The *.VoipOrigChargeNum parameter must be added to XECfgParm.dat on both the active and standby systems. This parameter will not be migrated.

Note If you do not want to implement this functionality you must either delete the property from XECfgParm.dat or comment it out. Setting the property to zero does not stop the replacement of the calling party number.

CDR Enhancements for 1110 CDB Featurette

This featurette (CSCea23294) adds the following new fields to the existing 1110 CDB:

•Origination Point Code (OPC)

•Destination Point Code (DPC)

•Circuit Identification Code (CIC)

For more information refer to Table 14 New/Enhanced Tags.

Note For proper operation of this featurette, both the active and standby systems must have patches CSCOnn011 and CSCOgs010 installed.

Remove Total Number of Dialplans Limitation Featurette

This featurette (CSCdz39481) removes the limitation of the number of dialplans that can be supported on the PGW 2200.

•You can configure up to 98 dialplans provided only installed and mml configured files are present in your /opt/CiscoMGC/CONFIG_LIB/CFG_<dirname> directory.

•During patch upgrade you must ensure that there are no more than 127 files in your /opt/CiscoMGC/CONFIG_LIB/CFG_<dirname> directory before upgrading the active and standby systems to the same patch level.

The following new error messages have been created:

Table 5 New Error Messages for the Remove Total Number of Dialplans Limitation Featurette

XEFileService::tftp_readfile: temporary file create error: filename <Name>, errno = <value>

Description: Displayed when FileService fails to create Temp File to store the received file.

XEFileService::tftp_writefile: Failed to open file: <Name>, errno: <value>

Description: This message is displayed when FileService fails to open the file to transmit.

XEFileService::tftp_readReceived: Failed to open file: <Name>, errno: <value>

Description: This message is displayed when FileService fails to open the file to transmit.

XEFileService::tftp_writeReceived: cannot create temporary file: <Name>, errno = <value>

Description: This message is displayed when FileService fails to open the file to transmit.

XEFileService::tftp_ackReceived: Block# <value>, Too Many Ack Mismatch, Waiting# <value>, Send error message to peer

Description: This message is displayed when FileService receives Too many out of sequence packets from the peer.

XEFileService::tftp_dataReceived: Block# <value>, Too many Mismatch, Waiting: <value>, Sending Error Message to Peer, Removing temp file <Name>

Description: This message is displayed when Multiple out of sequence data packets are received.

XEFileService::tftp_dataReceived: Block# <value>, File write error. Send error message to peer. Removing temp file <Name>

Description: This message is displayed when FileService fails to write the received data to file.

XEFileService::tftp_endReceived: Error on rename: temp file is: <Name>, file to write to is: <Name>, errono <value>

Description: This message is displayed when FileService fails to rename the temp file to final file name.

Global Screening Database Table

This featurette (CSCuk37673) provides a single global screening table that is accessible from every dialplan without specific definition. It allows you to handle screening from a single database table instead of using multiple copies of screening tables by constructing a global database with a customer group id (GLBL) that can be searched from any dialplan.

Note For existing customers (customers with existing screening entries), the file digitanalysis.dat must be updated so that the engine acknowledges the new (GLBL.dialplan) dialplan file.

Note The prov-export command has been modified to extract global screening data (if any exists) from the TimesTen database after all dialplans are processed.

Global screening data is stored in the following files:

•GLBL.awhite

•GLBL.ablack

•GLBLbwhite

•GLBLbblack

Screening includes the following new values:

•dw1 value 3—global whitelist screening

•dw1 value 4—global blacklist screening

Note These values indicate that the global database table is being used to process a screening request. The customer group id submitted to TimesTen is GLBL regardless of the customer group id of the active dialplan. These values are verified during provisioning validation.

Note If the data word value indicates that global screening is used, then the current customer group id is ignored and the request is submitted with the customer group id of GLBL.

Overdecadics Support in SSUTR2 (Q767_RUSS)

This featurette (CSCdz07399) provides overdecadics support for ITU Cause 14.

New Log Types Window in Log Viewer

This featurette (CSCdz01440) gives you quicker access to the different log types. A new window, File Type, has been added to Toolkit. The File Type window allows you to select the mml or platform log that you want to search.

Configurable ISUP Timers

This featurette (CSCdv04363) enables you to modify the settings of the local ISUP timers. Other timers cannot be changed.

Note If a specified timer value is out-of-range or null, the default value for that timer (per specification) is used.

The default values and valid ranges for each of the timers can be found in the Cisco Media Gateway Controller Software Release 9 Provisioning Guide at the following url:

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/sw/voicesw/ps1913/products_configuration_guide_book09186a008007ddbd.html

A list of the configurable ISUP timers and their associated protocols and the procedure for modifying and verifying the values used for the ISUP timers can be found in the Cisco Media Gateway Controller Software Release 9 Operations, Maintenance, and Troubleshooting Guide at the following url:

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/sw/voicesw/ps1913/products_maintenance_guide_book09186a008007e563.html

SIP to SIP Calling (Hairpinning)

This featurette (CSCdx12460) allows the PGW 2200 to support the network clearing house concept for SIP-to-SIP calls. SIP-to-SIP calling includes SIP-to-SIP calls on the same PGW 2200 and SIP-to-SIP calls that traverse between PGWs over EISUP. The SIP-SIP calls can traverse EISUP for basic calls.

The PGW 2200 acts as a proxy in the network. It stays in the loop of signaling, using the Record-Route header for billing purposes. As a proxy function, SIP messages are not modified; only the Via and Route headers. SIP-to-SIP calls are preserved through failover.

For more information on SIP-to-SIP calling refer to the Cisco Media Gateway Controller Software Release 9 Operations, Maintenance, and Troubleshooting Guide at the following url:

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/sw/voicesw/ps1913/products_maintenance_guide_book09186a008007e563.html

Seamless Upgrade

This featurette provides seamless software upgrade/downgrade on the MGC Host. Existing services, such as active calls, sigpath states, and provisioning information are not impacted. The following restrictions apply to this featurette:

•Some MML provisioning commands are restricted during software upgrade (based on software releases), for example, the PROV-STA and PROV-SYNC commands.

•Other non-session oriented MML provisioning commands, (TimeTens related) are restricted during software upgrade (7.4(11) and 7.4(12) releases only).

Table 6 lists the minimum patch level that must be installed on your system before using the seamless upgrade feature.

Table 6 Minimum Patch Level Required

Release:

Feature introduced in patch combinations:

7.4(11)

patch level greater than or equal to CSCOgp087 and CSCOgp088

7.4(12)

patch level greater than or equal to CSCOgp029 and CSCOgs025

9.1(5)

patch level greater than or equal to CSCOgp019 and CSCOgs015

9.2(2)

patch level greater than or equal to CSCOnn022 and CSCOgs021

9.3(1)T

patch level greater than or equal to CSCOnn006 and CSCOgs007

Note The latest version of a patch is always required. Refer to CCO to determine the latest patch version available.

Caution When migrating from release 9.2(2) to release 9.3(2), you must backup your /opt/SW/ directory and then remove the files located in that directory before performing the upgrade. For more information, refer to DDTS ticket number CSCea04008.

Advice of Charge Support of the Charge Generation Point

This featurette (CSCdx30151) validates received information and sends an APM message with positive or negative charging acknowledgement information (CRGA) back to the succeeding exchange or network when the PGW2200's Terminating Call Control (TCC) side of a call receives an APM message with the charging tariff information (CRGT), the add-on charging information (AOCRG), or the charging acknowledgement information (CRGA) from a succeeding exchange or network.

Additionally, if the APP parameter received in another backward message (ACM, ANM...) contains charging information in its EAI octets, then the same validation and acknowledgement takes place. The TCC side's protocol is the German ISUP.

This featurette requests the capability to act as a CGP only to the extent of verifying that the Charging/Add-on Tariff Information (CRGT / AOCRG) message has the correct syntax and that its values are within range and send an acknowledgement back to the CDP. If the information supplied in the APP is incorrect, the PGW 2200 sends a negative acknowledgement. This will allow the PGW 2200 to pass German interconnect tests.

Note The actual charging of the calling subscriber is not based on the information from the CRGT. Charging is generated by the local services call control.

H.323 Call Forwarding Support

This featurette (CSCdx30169) is a portion of the overall requirement to meet German SS7 interconnect certification. It defines the H.323 Call Forwarding support for the PGW-HSI via an Application gatekeeper partner interaction. It uses GTD to transport the call forwarding signaling elements between the H.323 Gatekeeper and the PGW.

To support the function of call forwarding, BUSY, NO REPLY and UNCONDITIONAL, in the H323 network, the PGW HSI supports some new parameters and messages including the support of GTD to pass information to and from the H323 network.

Note This featurette was coded in anticipation of the feature being added to H.323. It is not usable until the corresponding H.323 development is complete.

Range Checking of Properties

This featurette (CSCdx12503):

•provides basic validation when entering LinkSet, SigPath, and TrunkGroup properties. It verifies that property data is within specified ranges. The current implementation verifies the type (string or int), but does no centralized bounds checking.

•simplifies the process of adding properties to VSPT. It provides the information to automate the checking of integer ranges and provides a list of strings allowed for a given property.

•relocates the reading/writing of properties.dat from the POL to the DA in order to have one mechanism for accessing the file.

Note Existing user configurations that have properties that are not valid will not be impacted until changed; validation is done only as data is entered or modified. Data is stored to match the case of the properties and values but will be matched in a case insensitive manner.

New Package—CSCOga005.pkg

To meet requirements of the Range Checking of Properties feature and the need for an Oracle/XML parser, package CSCoga005.pkg has been added. Two directories, nlsdata and mesg, have been added under CiscoMGC/local.

Note Files contained in the nlsdata and mesg directories should not be handled by the user.

Improved SIP Failover Support

This featurette (CSCdw81250) uses a single IP address (and Domain Name) for SIP signaling. On failover, the newly active host activates the SIP IP address and the previously active host deactivates the SIP IP address.

This featurette assumes that the ipAddrLocalA local address defined in XECfgParm.dat is the same as IP_Addr1 local address. It also assumes ipAddrLocalB local address is the same as IP_Addr2 local address. The MGC_Setup program always configures IP_Addr1 equal to ipAddrLocalA and IP_Addr2 equal to ipAddrLocalB. This convention should be followed when configuring IP addresses.

Caution Do not use IP_Addr3 and IP_Addr4 for SESSIONSET objects of TYPE equal to BSMV0 or SIPLNK objects.

Dual CLI Interworking With VoIP Network (Switched)

This featurette (CSCdx05882) (in cases where the VoIP network endpoints only support a single CLI) provides the option for the PGW 2200 in a switched configuration to replace the Calling Party Number parameter with the information from the Generic Number (Additional Calling Party Number) when interworking to an H.323 or SIP network.

A configurable property for sigpath/trunkgrp is used to indicate if the Dual CLI feature is supported. If this property says supporting dual CLI, and the Additional Calling Party Number is presented in the Generic Number parameter of an incoming IAM message, then the Additional Calling Party Number is used as the Calling Party Number and is passed to the access network. This is applicable to all ITU ISUP variants that support the generic number parameter.

Dual CLI Interworking With VoIP Network (Nailed)

This featurette (CSCdw70479) (in cases where the VoIP network endpoints only support a single CLI) provides the option for the PGW 2200 in a nailed configuration to replace the Calling Party Number parameter with the information from the Generic Number (Additional Calling Party Number) when interworking to an H.323 or SIP network.

A configurable property for sigpath/trunkgrp is used to indicate if the Dual CLI feature is supported. If this property says supporting dual CLI, and the Additional Calling Party Number is presented in the Generic Number parameter of an incoming IAM message, then the Additional Calling Party Number is used as the Calling Party Number and is passed to the access network. This is applicable to all ITU ISUP variants that support the generic number parameter.

Support for Individual Supervision Messages

This featurette (CSCdx44266) allows you to configure the PGW to send group or individual circuit supervision messages to a DPC. The following circuit supervision messages are impacted:

•Circuit Blocking

•Circuit Reset

•Circuit Unblocking

•Circuit Query

This featurette uses the SigPath property CGBA2 which has a default value of 0.

0—PGW sends Group Circuit Supervision Messages to indicate the range of circuits affected by the action in the message.

1—PGW sends Individual Circuit Supervision Messages to indicate the range of circuits affected by the action in the message.

Note If the CGBA2 property is set to 1, range is not allowed in query-cic MML command.

Note The CGBA2 property does not affect SigPaths that do not support group circuit supervision messages, for example, TUP, BTNUP, ISDNPRI, and EISUP.

Note The CGBA2 property has no impact on the ability of the PGW to receive and process both group and individual circuit supervision messages.

For more information refer to the following documents:

•Cisco Media Gateway Controller Software Release 9 Provisioning Guide (CGBA2 property information) at the following url:

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/sw/voicesw/ps1913/products_configuration_guide_book09186a008007ddbd.html

•Cisco Media Gateway Controller Software Release 9 Operations, Maintenance, and Troubleshooting Guide (Support for Individual Supervision Messages) at the following url:

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/sw/voicesw/ps1913/products_maintenance_guide_book09186a008007e563.html

Allow Multiple PCIs in All Protocols

Previously, if the PGW 2200 received a message with more than one PCI parameter, an error was generated and the call was dropped. This featurette (CSCdx60152) modifies the PGW 2200 to allow multiple PCIs in a message for all protocols that support PCI. Only the first PCI is used, all other PCIs are ignored.

Invite Without Session Description Protocol

This featurette (CSCdx83968) provides the following SIP enhancements:

•Support for Invite (or re-invite) without Session Description Protocol (SDP). Includes accepting the SDP in a subsequent 200 OK or ACK message. This feature allows a B2BUA connected to a PGW 2200 to originate and transfer calls to support features such as click to dial.

•Support for Serial 18x response with or without SDP. The PGW 2200 can interwork with a B2BUA executing call forward no answer from devices that require remote ringback to devices that support local ringback or announcements.

•Support for 302 response with a contact (first SIP URL) having a SIP URL other than the PGW domain name. The PGW issues a new invite to the SIP URL without going through number analysis.

Note The Session Description Protocol is used to pass information between the Media Gateways so they know how to talk to each other.

Geographic Separation of Active and Standby MGC Hosts

This featurette (CSCdx12526) enables the geographic separation of the active and standby hosts of the PGW 2200.

Note Supported connectivity between the active and standby host is currently limited to local area networks (LANs) only.

•End to end delay (one way) must be less than 150 ms.

•Packet loss must not exceed 1%.

•For packet loss rates below 0.5%, increase the RUDP receive window size (*. rudpWindowSz) to 64 for increased performance.

•If Improved SIP Failover support is enabled both PGW 2200s should be on the same subnet.

Codec Selection

This featurette provides the ability to detect and effect routing based on Calling Party Category (CPC), Transmission Medium Requirements (TMR), and Transit Network Selection (TNS).

Codec selection can be applied for different call scenarios. The following call scenarios are supported:

•Call originating on TDM (SS7) network and terminating on either TDM or VoIP network.

•Call originating on VoIP network having no SDP and terminating on TDM network.

•Call originating on VoIP network having SDP with Codec List/Codec and terminating on DM network.

ISUP PCI and MCI Support

This featurette (CSCdz76331) enables the PGW2200 to support the sending and receiving of the Parameter Compatibility Information (PCI) and the Message Compatibility Information (MCI) parameters.

New Cause Code for Call Re-Attempts

This featurette (CSCeb19790) determines how calls are released from the PGW when the following scenarios occur:

•Glare on non-control circuit

•Circuit Block after IAM before ACM

•Circuit Reset after IAM before ACM

•COT failure

The following entry must be manually added to the configurable parameter section of XECfgParm.dat using a UNIX editor (such as vi):
*.GlareReattemptCauseValue=44
Valid values are 1-127; the default value is 44.

Note This featurette is for nailed solutions only.

Features Implemented in Release 9.3(1)T

NOA, Cause14, 32 and Overdecadic Digit Support for Spain/Italy/Belgium

This featurette (CSCdx74306) implements the following features on three ITU protocols (Spanish, Italian, and Belgium ISUP). Valid values are:

•1—country specific NOA values for ported calls

Italy=1, Belgium=2, Spain=126

•2—Cause 14 for QoR

•3—32 and Overdecadic Digits support (Spain requires both; Italian and Belgium ISUP already support Overdecadics)

NOA, Cause14, 32 and Overdecadic Digit Support for Spain

This featurette (CSCdy32946) implements the following features on three ITU protocols (Spanish ISUP). Valid values are:

•1—country specific NOA values for ported calls

•2—Cause 14 for QoR

•3—32 and Overdecadic Digits support

NOA, Cause14, 32 Digit Support for Sweden

This featurette (CSCdx68011) implements the following features:

•Mapping and generation of country specific NOA values for ported calls

•Mapping of cause 14 for QoR

•Support for 32 Digits

Support for ANSI E1

GTD PRN support has been extended to include the ANSISS7_E1 variant to allow interwork/transparency using NI2C and GTD in a nail-up configuration.

The following files have been updated:

•switchTypes.h—This is a common include file for library source code. The existing ioSwitchTP enum definition has been extended to have the following information.

–SwANSIE1_32 = 23

–Variant.dat : ANSISS7_E1 SS7_ANSI 23

•tpTrunkGroupInd.cpp file—used by MML provisioning functionality in switchmode provisioning. The following function currently check for 0 and 20 swtichType and we need to enhance it to support new switchType 23.

•int tpTrunkGroupInd::validateSigSvc()—this function has been enhanced to support new switchType 23.

Israel ISUP Support

Support for Israel ISUP has been added. The following implementations are added:

•Support for the charging mechanism defined in Israel ISUP which includes the handling of new charge related messages and parameters.

•Support to hide the visibility of unsupported messages and parameters in base implementation.

•Changes to accommodate the maximum number of circuits in Circuit group blocking and Circuit Group Reset Messages to 31 instead of 32 in base version.

•Additional support for rerouting requirements specific to Israeli ISUP.

•Since the charge messages are ignored in Type A and transparently passed in Type B, the measurements of these messages are ignored for the current implementation.

Disable MGCP-NTFY Response Timer to Allow VPDN Tunnel Support

This feature removes the MGCPDial_Auth_Timer timer and the MGCPDIALauthtimeralarm alarm. As a result, the Cisco MGC does not wait for NTFY [O: au, ax, of, etc.] and allows the gateways to handle authorization. The PGW does not release the call because of a NTFY response timer expiry, but allows the call to continue.

New Version of Times Ten Database Software

Note If you are migrating from MGC software Release 9.1(5), the requirement to migrate the Times Ten Database information was fulfilled during the 9.1(5) installation and no longer applies when installing this release.

If you are migrating from a MGC software release prior to 9.1(5), prior to uninstalling the previous release of the MGC software, you must run the following command:
/opt/TimesTen32/32/bin/ttMigrate -c DSN=howdydb /opt/CiscoMGC/etc/migrate.ttdb
If you do not run the migrate command before uninstalling the previous release, the following message displays when you install the new release:
A backup file was found for the database, but no migration file.
A migration file is required before you can upgrade to the latest release of Times Ten. If the previous message displays, complete one of the following procedures.

Option 1

Step 1 Reinstall the previous release of the MGC and run the following command:

/opt/TimesTen32/32/bin/ttMigrate -c DSN=howdydb /opt/CiscoMGC/etc/migrate.ttdb
Step 2 Uninstall the previous release.

Step 3 Reinstall the software.

Option 2

Step 1 If you do not want to save the data from the previous release, remove the file:

/opt/CiscoMGC/etc/export.ttdb
Step 2 Reinstall the software.

Note After upgrading the software on both machines, run the setup_replication.sh script on the standby MGC.

Solaris 8 Run Time Environment

Release 9.3(2) can only be installed on a platform loaded with the Solaris 8 operating system using a clean installation or upgrade procedure.

Protocol File Rename

This featurette (CSCdv65596) renames existing protocols (removes customer names) using a generic naming scheme.

Advice Of Charge Support for India ISUP

This featurette (CSCdv77879) implements Advise of Charge (AOC) for India ISUP. It:

•generates a charge message with a charge band number and sends it to a preceding exchange—passes the charge message generated by the terminating switch back to the originating switch.

•passes a charge message from a succeeding exchange to a preceding exchange—generates the charge message and sends it to the originating switch.

Requests are passed using generic transparency descriptor (GTD) support. GTD transports ISUP messages and parameters, using a generic format, between the ingress and egress SC2200 Signaling Controllers.

The following criteria is used in the design and implementation of this featurette:

•The outgoing (o/g) destination is equivalent to the called party number (CDPN) or B-number.

•The incoming trunk category (group) is determined by the customer group ID, which in turn determines the dial plan.

•The resulting dial plan is used to perform the B-number analysis in order to determine the charge band number (CHBN).

•The CHBN is not calculated based on the time of day and type of day, it is a provisioned value in the dial plan.

•In order for the PGW2200 to act as a charge determination point (CDP), the existing AOC enabled/disabled property has to be enabled.

•The pass on capability of the received CRG message by the PGW2200 to the preceding exchange requires that the ISUP transparency disabled property be false or have a value of zero (0).

Provisioning of Dual CLI

This featurette (CSCdw72061) provides PC-to-phone capabilities from Microsoft XP SIP Clients and enables you to populate Dual CLI fields in an outgoing IAM message. Both CLIs are fixed values for all SIP clients and overwrite any CLI information received in the SIP invite message.

This featurette adds two new trunk group parameters, Default Presentation CLI and Presentation CLI APRI Handling and support for populating the generic number CLI in transmitted IAM messages for UK-ISUP with the presentation CLI .

•Default Presentation CLI—Numeric string affecting calls ingressing on a designated trunk group.

•Presentation CLI APRI Handling— Valid values are:

–Match Network CLI—Causes the restriction indicator on the presentation CLI to duplicate the value for the Network CLI.

–Always Present—Causes the restriction indicator to always be set to Present regardless of the Network CLI setting. This parameter is applicable to the egress trunk group (UK-ISUP in this case).

Software Inventory Control

This featurette detects incompatible software versions residing on test systems in the various Cisco testing facilities. Each software release provides a file containing checksum information for all the libraries and executables being installed. The Software Inventory Control utility generates checksums on the production system then compares those checksums with the values in the installation master file. A discrepancy indicates that the software on the box does not match the software that was originally installed.

Note This featurette does not identify the source of a problem or the correct software to install. It does indicate if a problem exists prior to the testing of incompatible software.

Caution The Software Inventory Control feature uses a 32-bit CRC to calculate checksums. A 32-bit CRC can give over 4 billion possible CRC values (2³² or 4,294,967,296). With so many CRC values it is possible for two different pieces of data to have the same CRC.

Software Inventory Control Feature Modification

The Software Inventory Control feature has been modified to be less restrictive on the Solaris patches.

•Patches that are installed but not in the input patch list or in the input patch list but not installed are treated as warnings—they may or may not cause problems for the MGC Software.

•Patches that are installed but have a version number different from the version number in the input patch list are reported as errors.

•Warning messages are only displayed if the verbose option (-v) is set.

Note The Software Inventory Control feature requires the Solaris patch cluster version 2.0(4) or higher due to changes in the input data files.

Route and Advance and Redirection on Cause Code

This featurette (CSCdv89959) provides the PGW with the capability to support route advance (redirection) as a result of cause analysis. Cause analysis is provoked when a release message is received from the gatekeeper or subsequent TDM switch that supplies a specific reason to invoke analysis.

It invokes a trunk group or route advance (backward indication/request for redirection) when a call enters a cause analysis (the previous call attempt failed). If the previous call failure returns a new destination number (redirection number or new CdPN), the new number is used in analysis to determine a new destination (return to analysis result type is encountered).

Circuit Reservation

This featurette (CSCdw60619) provides the capability to reserve a percentage of the trunks in a trunk group for incoming calls. When the specified percentage is reached any new outgoing traffic that would normally be routed to the trunk group is routed to the next available alternate trunk group. This featurette is dynamically reconfigurable.

MGCP Dial Package—Enhanced MGCP Controlled Hairpinning

This featurette enables the PGW 2200 to control 5300, 5350/5400, and 5850 platforms using Media Gateway Control Protocol (MGCP) to initiate TDM switching (also referred to as TDM hairpinning).

Previously, calls that ingressed and subsequently egressed using the same MGW engaged two DSP's in the signal path. This featurette removes the DSP's from the circuit when a call's ingress and egress point is on the same MGW. It requires that the PGW 2200 to signal via MGCP using the Local Connection Option (L) Network Type (nt) LOCAL value when a call ingresses and subsequently egresses via trunk groups existing on the same MGW.

Network Access Server (NAS) Package for MGC Protocol

This feature adds support for the Network Access Server (NAS) Package for Media Gateway Control Protocol (MGCP) package on the Cisco AS5350, Cisco AS5400, and Cisco AS5850 universal gateways. With this implementation, data calls can be terminated on a trunking media gateway that is serving as a NAS. Trunks on the NAS are controlled and managed by a call agent that supports MGCP for both voice and data calls. The call agent must support the MGCP NAS package.

These capabilities are enabled by the universal port functionality of the Cisco AS5350, Cisco AS5400, and Cisco AS5850, which allows these platforms to operate simultaneously as network access servers and voice gateways to deliver universal services on any port at any time. These universal services include dial access, real-time voice and fax, wireless data access, and unified communications.

The MGCP NAS package implements signals and events to create, modify, and tear down data calls. The events include signaling the arrival of an outbound call (IP to Public Switched Telephone Network [PSTN]) to the media gateway controller (call agent), reporting carrier loss and call authorization status, and receiving callback requests. The following types of calls can be terminated as data calls:

•Data within the voice band (analog modem)

•ISDN data (digital modem)

•Data over voice when using a call agent that recognizes this call type and delivers these calls as digital data to the NAS

The NAS package provides MGCP capabilities for data calls on the Cisco AS5350, Cisco AS5400, and Cisco AS5850 that support all the dial-in and dial-out services, including the following:

•Virtual Private Network (VPN) with Layer 2 Tunneling Protocol (L2TP)

•Scalable Multichassis Multilink PPP (MMP) across multiple channels

•MGCP 1.0 and MGCP 0.1

•Call preauthentication with MGCP dial calls

INAP for Pre-Paid Services

This featurette (CSCdw28224) implements an IN interface that supports prepaid calling services on the PGW 2200. You can preselect a carrier or manually insert a Carrier Access Code (calling party) when dialing the destination. This service is combined with a prepaid accounting function to ensure effective and efficient revenue collection.

Note The PGW does not have the capability to preserve IN transactions after failover of the platform. PGW aborts all IN transactions after failover. IN calls in answer state are released either immediately after failover or are carried on until the normal call clearing procedures release them.

Support for IRI/ORI in Q.767

A new .mdo file, Q767_SINGAPORE.mdo, has been created to support the Q767 Singapore IRI/ORI featurette (CSCdv77873).

Mandatory CLI Over Trunk Group

This featurette (CSCdw43415) causes the SC2200 and gateways to generate an Information Request (INR) back to the preceding switch to request the Calling Line ID (CLI) if it is not received on a particular incoming trunk group (TKG). The INR can be sent by an exchange while the call is in progress to request additional information from another exchange, for example, SC2200 back to the PSTN switch.

The preceding switch (from PSTN switch back to the SC2200) responds with an INF, or information message, and provides additional information back to the original requesting switch (the SC2200). One of the optional parameters returned in the INF is the calling party number, which is what is required as the CLI.

The INR query must only be sent if the Trunk Group on the route server has been configured to request a calling number if it is missing. If the calling number is not returned in the INF or a if INF is not returned then the call may be released, routed to an announcement or continued normally based on Trunk Group configuration.

Note When using this featurette, the existing clipess property on the SC2200 must be set to 0 (disable) for the sigpath.

BTNUP 3.1 KHz Custom Configuration

This featurette (CSCdx05822) extends the function of the existing defaultBC property to include BTNUP-based trunk groups. The property can be set to SPEECH or 3_1_KHZ. The default setting is SPEECH.

If the property is set to 3_1_KHZ, PGW converts the outgoing ISDN 3.1KHz (CAT3) call over the BTNUP TrunkGroup to ISDN speech (CAT2) call. This property has no impact on outgoing ISDN data (CAT1) and speech (CAT2) calls over the BTNUP TrunkGroup.

LNP Enhancements to Q.761_Portugal Protocol

This featurette (CSCdx21249) adds enhancements required to certify the PGW 2200 for interconnect with the PTT to the Portuguese ISUP variant in the Media Gateway Controller (MGC) code. The enhancements are:

•Support for Overdecadic Digits—if a number is ported, the SCP provides a prefix that must be passed outbound to the PTT to allow the correct OLO to receive the call for the subscriber. The format of the prefix to send to the PTT is DXXXYYY<called party number>. The overdecadic D is sent in front of the number. As a requirement, the PGW must support all overdecadic digits (A-F) in Q761_Portugal protocol.

•Mapping of Cause Value 14 in Portugal—switches must act on or generate external cause 14 releases to pass interconnect. The PGW must map external cause 14 releases to an internal release cause code. The PGW must support number portability when operating as an originating switch, transit switch, recipient switch, or donor switch supporting the following scenarios:

–PGW is the Transit Switch and receives a cause 14 from a donor switch. PGW passes the cause 14 to the originating switch which performs the LNP lookup

–PGW is the Donor Switch and after recognizing the number has been ported, generates a cause 14 and passes the cause 14 to the originating switch witch performs the destination LNP lookup.

–PGW is the Originating Switch and receives a cause 14 from a donor switch. PGW performs the destination LNP lookup.

–PGW is the Recipient Switch and routes the ported call.

•Do Not Reject Calls if ACM Contains Multiple PCI (parameter compatibility indicators) Option—currently, the PGW either fails the call with a cause 95 or completes the call but sends CFN messages. The PGW cannot fail calls if the ACM contains multiple options (multiple PCI parameters). As a requirement, because the PCI is not a repeatable parameter, the PGW should act on the first PCI parameter, and ignore the subsequent parameters. This applies to all messages that contain PCI parameters.

New Shared Memory Segment

The /etc/system file has been updated to support an upgrade to the Times Ten packaging. The update causes the install to prompt you for a reboot the first time the software release is installed.

36 GB Disk Drive Upgrade

This featurette enables you to upgrade your system from a 18 GB to a 36 GB disk drive. This patch should only be installed if you want to use a 36 GB disk drive.

This featurette provides changes to the following packages:

•Log and Spool Package (CSCOh005) — This package is used by both Solaris 8 and Solaris 2.6 based MGC platforms to partition the second disk and mount it on the file system at /opt/CiscoMGC/var/log and /opt/CiscoMGC/var/spool. The following modifications were made to package CSCOh005:

–CSCOh005 has been modified to work with arbitrary disk sizes.

–A check has been added to ensure that DiskSuite is not using a second disk. If a second disk is used, the installation aborts and you are prompted to disable DiskSuite's use of the second disk. This allows you (if using a Cisco configured system) to use the Log and Spool Package to increase the usable disk space.

–User prompts have been added for the mount points of the two partitions being created. This allows you to use the second disk when the base directory of the MGC software is changed. The default is the current hard coded values /opt/CiscoMGC/var/log and /opt/CiscoMGC/var/spool. This also allows you to change the default base directory during the MGC application installation.

–The ration this package uses to divide up the second disk between the log and spool directories has been changed. Currently each directory gets 50%. This has been changed to use 40% of the disk for the log directory and 60% for the spool directory. This provides more room for CDRs.

•CSCOh006—Veritas Volume Manager 2.6 Package— This package installs version 2.6 of the Veritas Volume Manager software on Solaris 2.6 based MGCs. It does not contain disk size dependencies.

•CSCOh000—Veritas Volume Manager 3.1 Package— This package installs version 3.1 of the Veritas Volume Manager software on Solaris 2.6 based MGCs. It does not contain disk size dependencies.

•Solaris 8 Operating System Installation modifications (ENG-92194) — The Solaris 8 and Solstice DiskSuite installation instructions engineering documents have been modified to include the following:

–Added partition table for 36G disk drive for PGW host platform.

–Added partition table for 36G disk drive for BAMS platform (first and second disk).

–Added partition table for 36G disk drive for HSI platform (with input from HSI team).

–Modified the upgrade procedure to indicate when to replace hard drives if replacing disks at the same time as OS and MGC application.

–Added upgrade procedure for replacing hard drives without upgrading OS and MGC application.

–Added a section explaining how to uninstall DiskSuite or disable its use of the second disk. This allows the second disk to be used for the log and spool directories.

•Solaris 2.6 Operating System Installation change (ENG-54205)

–Added partition table for 36G disk drive for MGC Host platform

–Added upgrade procedure for replacing hard drives without upgrading OS and MG application.

The following configurations are not supported:

•More than two disks in a Netra t 1400/1405

•Mixed disk sizes in the same chassis

•External disks other than the st A1000 disk array with eight 36G drives for the BAMS product only

B-Digit Modification Enhancement

For Hong Kong Local Number Portability (LNP), if a number is ported, the corresponding Gateway Number (GN) is appended to the called party number (CdPN) in the IAM. The PGW 2200 uses the European number portability configuration (E_PORTED_NUM) which gives the number as GN+CdPN. Another result type is created to allow the B-digit modification to delete the CdPN portion and send out just the GN.

In Hong Kong, there are currently 650k ported numbers, each with a unique GN. Since this number has a variable length (between 2 and 12 digits long), this implementation could not be used. This featurette (CSCdy25786) strips the E_PORTED_NUM out put of GN+CdPN from the last digit backward, since the CdPN has a fixed number of digits.

Commands Removed From Release 9.3(2)

The following commands have been removed from release 9.3(2):

Table 7 Commands Removed from Release 9.3(2)

Command

Comments

carriertbl

For more information see Provisioning Command carriertbl Not Supported in Release 9.3(2) in the Known Issues and Operational Recommendations section.

Software Patches

Patches are located in the following directory:

http://www.cisco.com/cgi-bin/tablebuild.pl/mgc-932

The protocol packaging has been improved so that you need only load and install protocols that you need. Previously, the entire protocol suite was packaged and delivered together. With the improved packaging protocol:

•The standard installation script allows you to specify which protocol set(s) are required on your platform.

•Only packages containing the desired protocols are installed as part of the standard installation.

The same number of packages available with the initial release still exists; however, they have a new nomenclature that is required to support patching later in the release life cycle and you have the option to install only the packages containing required protocols.

The protocol packages are labeled CSCOnnvvv:

nn—indicates the specific protocols you need for your environment

vvv—indicates the version level of the patch

For example, at the time of the release you are given protocol patch CSCO01000.pkg. The 01 indicates a specific protocol applicable to your environment; 000 indicates the revision level. The next time a set of protocol patches are built, the 000 is incremented by 1 (001).

Note You must always install the 00 protocol package when upgrading a protocol patch level. If the 00 protocol package is not installed, the upgrade attempt fails. The Protocol file missing alarm displays.

Use the patch script (new shell script provided with the standard installation) located in your /opt/SW directory (created during the initial base software installation) to confirm which patch packages you need to install (using the patch status command), and then copy these packages into your local directory (/opt/SW)from the release directory where you can use the script to install the patches.

Note If the patch script located in the release directory is newer than the patch script that you have on your system, copy the newer patch script to your /opt/SW directory below installing patches.

The installation script requires one of the following options:

•Option 1—patch status retrieves the status of the system. Use this option to determine which set of protocol packages are currently installed on your system. The installed protocol packages are required (must be downloaded) to update the software. The exception is if you need a new protocol that was not previously delivered. In this case, you need to download an extra package (the package that the new protocol is delivered in).

•Option 2—patch all automatically searches the local directory (/opt/SW) and the installed system to determine the most recent available patch and automatically updates the system with that patch level. This applies to protocol and system patches. All uninstall and install activities are handled by the script. The command for this is:patch all. The all command does not require a second argument.

•Option 3—patch system [latest |<alternate patch number>] specifies the exact patch level for system patches you choose to install on the system. You can specify any available patch level to be installed. All uninstall and install activities are handled by this script. This option requires one of the following arguments:

–latest —installs the most recently downloaded patch. This argument should be used with the system and protocol commands used in options 3 and 4.

–<number> —indicates the patch number <vvv> that you want to install. This argument should be used with the system and protocol commands used in options 3 and 4.

•Option 4—patch protocol [latest |<alternate patch number>] specifies the exact patch level for protocol patches you choose to install on the system. You can specify any available patch level to be installed. All uninstall and install activities are handled by this script. This option requires one of the following arguments:

–latest —installs the most recently downloaded patch. This argument should be used with the system and protocol commands used in options 3 and 4.

–<number> —indicates the patch number <vvv> that you want to install. This argument should be used with the system and protocol commands used in options 3 and 4.

The following is sample output of option 2, patch all which automatically searches the local directory and the installed system to determine the most recent available patch located in /opt/SW (protocol and system) and automatically updates the system with that patch level.
va-butterfly:104> patch all
The following patches are about to be removed from your system:
CSCO00018
CSCO01018
CSCO02018
CSCO10018
CSCO20018
CSCO21018
CSCO30018
CSCO31018
CSCO32018
CSCO33018
CSCO40018
CSCO41018
CSCO50018
CSCO60018
CSCO70018
CSCO71018
CSCO80018
CSCOgs017
The following patches are about to be added to your system from the local directory:
The following patch(es) are about to be added to your system from the local directory:
CSCO00018.pkg
CSCO01018.pkg
CSCO02018.pkg
CSCO10018.pkg
CSCO20018.pkg
CSCO21018.pkg
CSCO30018.pkg
CSCO31018.pkg
CSCO32018.pkg
CSCO33018.pkg
CSCO40018.pkg
CSCO41018.pkg
CSCO50018.pkg
CSCO60018.pkg
CSCO70018.pkg
CSCO71018.pkg
CSCO80018.pkg
CSCOgs017.pkg
Are you sure this add/remove scenario is correct?  [y] [y,n,?,q] 
System Level Equivalency

Table 8 provides the system level equivalency for each protocol patch. For example, after installing CSCOnn001, release 9.3(2) is equivalent to release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgp022 (contains all patches and features included in release 9.2(2) up to patch CSCOgp022).

Table 8 System Level Equivalencies for Protocol Patches

Patch Number

System Level Equivalency

CSCOnn062

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgp045

CSCOnn061

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgp045

CSCOnn060

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgp045

CSCOnn059

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgp045

CSCOnn058

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgp045

CSCOnn057

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgp045

CSCOnn056

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgp045

CSCOnn055

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgp045

CSCOnn054

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgp045

CSCOnn053

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgp045

CSCOnn052

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgp045

CSCOnn051

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgp045

CSCOnn050

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgp045

CSCOnn049

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgp045

CSCOnn048

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgp045

CSCOnn047

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgp045

CSCOnn046

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgp045

CSCOnn045

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgp045

CSCOnn044

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgp045

CSCOnn043

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgp045

CSCOnn042

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgp045

CSCOnn041

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgp045

CSCOnn040

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgp045

CSCOnn039

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgp044

CSCOnn038

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgp044

CSCOnn037

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgp042

CSCOnn036

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgp042

CSCOnn035

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgp042

CSCOnn034

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgp040

CSCOnn033

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgp040

CSCOnn032

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgp040

CSCOnn031

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgp038

CSCOnn030

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgp038

CSCOnn029

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgp037

CSCOnn028

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgp037

CSCOnn027

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgp036

CSCOnn026

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgp036

CSCOnn025

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgp036

CSCOnn024

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgp035

CSCOnn023

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgp035

CSCOnn022

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgp035

CSCOnn021

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgp035

CSCOnn020

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgp034

CSCOnn019

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgp034

CSCOnn018

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgp033

CSCOnn017

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgp033

CSCOnn016

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgp033

CSCOnn015

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgp033

CSCOnn014

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgp032

CSCOnn013

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgp032

CSCOnn012

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgp032

CSCOnn011

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgp032

CSCOnn010

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgp032

CSCOnn009

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgp031

CSCOnn008

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgp030

CSCOnn007

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgp027

CSCOnn006

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgp027

CSCOnn005

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgp026

CSCOnn004

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgp026

CSCOnn003

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgp024

CSCOnn002

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgp023

CSCOnn001

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgp022

Table 9 provides the system level equivalency for each system patch. For example, after installing CSCOgs001, release 9.3(2) is equivalent to release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgs021 (contains all patches and features included in release 9.2(2) up to patch CSCOgs021).

Table 9 System Level Equivalencies for System Patches

Patch Number

System Level Equivalency

CSCOgs054

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOnn042

CSCOgs053

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgs042

CSCOgs052

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgs042

CSCOgs051

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgs042

CSCOgs050

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgs042

CSCOgs049

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgs042

CSCOgs048

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgs042

CSCOgs047

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgs042

CSCOgs046

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgs042

CSCOgs045

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgs042

CSCOgs044

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgs042

CSCOgs043

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgs042

CSCOgs042

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgs042

CSCOgs041

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgs042

CSCOgs040

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgs042

CSCOgs039

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgs042

CSCOgs038

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgs042

CSCOgs037

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgs042

CSCOgs036

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgs042

CSCOgs035

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgs042

CSCOgs034

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgs042

CSCOgs033

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgs042

CSCOgs032

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgs042

CSCOgs031

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgs042

CSCOgs030

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgs041

CSCOgs029

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgs041

CSCOgs028

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgs040

CSCOgs027

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgs040

CSCOgs026

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgs040

CSCOgs025

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgs039

CSCOgs024

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgs038

CSCOgs023

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgs038

CSCOgs022

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgs038

CSCOgs021

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgs037

CSCOgs020

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgs037

CSCOgs019

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgs037

CSCOgs018

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgs037

CSCOgs017

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgs036

CSCOgs016

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgs036

CSCOgs015

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgs035

CSCOgs014

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgs035

CSCOgs013

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgs035

CSCOgs012

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgs034

CSCOgs011

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgs034

CSCOgs010

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgs034

CSCOgs009

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgs033

CSCOgs008

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgs032

CSCOgs007

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgs031

CSCOgs006

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgs027

CSCOgs005

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgs027

CSCOgs004

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgs025

CSCOgs003

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgs023

CSCOgs002

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgs022

CSCOgs001

Release 9.2(2) patch level CSCOgs021

Note For information on the patches included in Release 9.2(2), refer to the Release Notes for the Cisco Media Gateway Controller Software Release 9.2(2) at the following url:

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/sw/voicesw/ps1913/prod_release_note09186a00800a39ad.html

Patch Test Combinations

Table 10 provides a list of the patch combinations that were used when testing. Use this list to determine which protocol and system patches should be installed before you run the MGC software. It does not matter which patch (protocol or software) is installed first.

Table 10 Patch Test Combinations

Protocol Patch

System Patch

CSCOnn062

CSCOgs054

CSCOnn061

CSCOgs054

CSCOnn060

CSCOgs054

CSCOnn060

CSCOgs053

CSCOnn059

CSCOgs052

CSCOnn058

CSCOgs051

CSCOnn058

CSCOgs050

CSCOnn057

CSCOgs050

CSCOnn056

CSCOgs049

CSCOnn055

CSCOgs048

CSCOnn054

CSCOgs048

CSCOnn053

CSCOgs047

CSCOnn052

CSCOgs046

CSCOnn051

CSCOgs046

CSCOnn050

CSCOgs045

CSCOnn050

CSCOgs044

CSCOnn049

CSCOgs043

CSCOnn048

CSCOgs042

CSCOnn047

CSCOgs041

CSCOnn047

CSCOgs040

CSCOnn046

CSCOgs039

CSCOnn046

CSCOgs038

CSCOnn046

CSCOgs037

CSCOnn045

CSCOgs037

CSCOnn044

CSCOgs036

CSCOnn043

CSCOgs036

CSCOnn042

CSCOgs035

CSCOnn041

CSCOgs035

CSCOnn040

CSCOgs034

CSCOnn040

CSCOgs033

CSCOnn039

CSCOgs032

CSCOnn038

CSCOgs031

CSCOnn037

CSCOgs030

CSCOnn036

CSCOgs030

CSCOnn035

CSCOgs029

CSCOnn034

CSCOgs028

CSCOnn033

CSCOgs027

CSCOnn032

CSCOgs027

CSCOnn031

CSCOgs026

CSCOnn030

CSCOgs026

CSCOnn029

CSCOgs025

CSCOnn028

CSCOgs025

CSCOnn027

CSCOgs024

CSCOnn026

CSCOgs023

CSCOnn025

CSCOgs022

CSCOnn024

CSCOgs021

CSCOnn023

CSCOgs020

CSCOnn023

CSCOgs019

CSCOnn022

CSCOgs018

CSCOnn021

CSCOgs018

CSCOnn020

CSCOgs017

CSCOnn019

CSCOgs016

CSCOnn018

CSCOgs015

CSCOnn017

CSCOgs014

CSCOnn016

CSCOgs013

CSCOnn015

CSCOgs013

CSCOnn014

CSCOgs012

CSCOnn013

CSCOgs012

CSCOnn012

CSCOgs011

CSCOnn011

CSCOgs010

CSCOnn010

CSCOgs009

CSCOnn009

CSCOgs008

CSCOnn008

CSCOgs007

CSCOnn007

CSCOgs006

CSCOnn006

CSCOgs005

CSCOnn005

CSCOgs004

CSCOnn004

CSCOgs004

CSCOnn003

CSCOgs003

CSCOnn002

CSCOgs002

CSCOnn001

CSCOgs001

CSCOnn062

Caution The patch install utility has been updated. You must copy the script (patch.sh) from http://www.cisco.com/cgi-bin/tablebuild.pl/mgc-932 to your /opt/SW directory before installing the patches.

Caution The patch script located on CCO has been renamed patch.sh. Download the patch (patch.sh) to the /opt/SW directory on your system and rename it to patch. Permissions for this file should be set to 775. For example:
-rwxrwxr-x 1 root sys 15998 Sep 16 2002 patch 
 
Owner: root 
Group: sys 
Permissions 775 
Protocol patch CSCOnn062 resolves the following DDTS ticket:

Identifier

Severity

Component

Description

CSCsg32251

3

mdl-sip

PGW 9.3(2) SIP failure to Parse Record Route.

This patch provides updates to all protocols.

Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and system patches are needed.

CSCOnn061

Caution The patch install utility has been updated. You must copy the script (patch.sh) from http://www.cisco.com/cgi-bin/tablebuild.pl/mgc-932 to your /opt/SW directory before installing the patches.

Caution The patch script located on CCO has been renamed patch.sh. Download the patch (patch.sh) to the /opt/SW directory on your system and rename it to patch. Permissions for this file should be set to 775. For example:
-rwxrwxr-x 1 root sys 15998 Sep 16 2002 patch 
 
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Group: sys 
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Protocol patch CSCOnn061 resolves the following DDTS ticket:

Identifier

Severity

Component

Description

CSCse76431

3

mdl-analysis

SS7 -> SIP Block Caller ID does not work on ported in numbers.

This patch provides updates to all protocols.

Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and system patches are needed.

CSCOnn060

Caution The patch install utility has been updated. You must copy the script (patch.sh) from http://www.cisco.com/cgi-bin/tablebuild.pl/mgc-932 to your /opt/SW directory before installing the patches.

Caution The patch script located on CCO has been renamed patch.sh. Download the patch (patch.sh) to the /opt/SW directory on your system and rename it to patch. Permissions for this file should be set to 775. For example:
-rwxrwxr-x 1 root sys 15998 Sep 16 2002 patch 
 
Owner: root 
Group: sys 
Permissions 775 
Protocol patch CSCOnn060 resolves the following DDTS ticket:

Identifier

Severity

Component

Description

CSCse41615

3

mdl-cdr

PGW : 9.3(2) : Setup time is missed in CDR record.

This patch provides updates to all protocols.

Additional information:

•Patch CSCOnn059 is superseded by the fixes provided in patch CSCOnn060. The superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the patch.

•Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and system patches are needed.

CSCOnn059

Caution The patch install utility has been updated. You must copy the script (patch.sh) from http://www.cisco.com/cgi-bin/tablebuild.pl/mgc-932 to your /opt/SW directory before installing the patches.

Caution The patch script located on CCO has been renamed patch.sh. Download the patch (patch.sh) to the /opt/SW directory on your system and rename it to patch. Permissions for this file should be set to 775. For example:
-rwxrwxr-x 1 root sys 15998 Sep 16 2002 patch 
 
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Group: sys 
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Protocol patch CSCOnn059 resolves the following DDTS ticket:

Identifier

Severity

Component

Description

CSCsd82013

2

mdl-sip

CDR record for sip-sip call longer than 4 hours.

This patch provides updates to all protocols.

Additional information:

•Patch CSCOnn058 is superseded by the fixes provided in patch CSCOnn059. The superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the patch.

•Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and system patches are needed.

CSCOnn058

Caution The patch install utility has been updated. You must copy the script (patch.sh) from http://www.cisco.com/cgi-bin/tablebuild.pl/mgc-932 to your /opt/SW directory before installing the patches.

Caution The patch script located on CCO has been renamed patch.sh. Download the patch (patch.sh) to the /opt/SW directory on your system and rename it to patch. Permissions for this file should be set to 775. For example:
-rwxrwxr-x 1 root sys 15998 Sep 16 2002 patch 
 
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Protocol patch CSCOnn058 resolves the following DDTS tickets:

Identifier

Severity

Component

Description

CSCsd30007

3

replicator

Replication is not completed on the standby PGW.

CSCsd31341

3

mdl-sip

PGW sends 400 bad request to itself.

This patch provides updates to all protocols.

Additional information:

•Patch CSCOnn057 is superseded by the fixes provided in patch CSCOnn058. The superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the patch.

•Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and system patches are needed.

CSCOnn057

Caution The patch install utility has been updated. You must copy the script (patch.sh) from http://www.cisco.com/cgi-bin/tablebuild.pl/mgc-932 to your /opt/SW directory before installing the patches.

Caution The patch script located on CCO has been renamed patch.sh. Download the patch (patch.sh) to the /opt/SW directory on your system and rename it to patch. Permissions for this file should be set to 775. For example:
-rwxrwxr-x 1 root sys 15998 Sep 16 2002 patch 
 
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Group: sys 
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Protocol patch CSCOnn057 resolves the following DDTS ticket:

Identifier

Severity

Component

Description

CSCsc53624

3

engine

PGW 9.3(2) CDR missing releasing time stamp due to audit after failover.

This patch provides updates to all protocols.

Additional information:

•Patch CSCOnn056 is superseded by the fixes provided in patch CSCOnn057. The superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the patch.

•Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and system patches are needed.

CSCOnn056

Caution The patch install utility has been updated. You must copy the script (patch.sh) from http://www.cisco.com/cgi-bin/tablebuild.pl/mgc-932 to your /opt/SW directory before installing the patches.

Caution The patch script located on CCO has been renamed patch.sh. Download the patch (patch.sh) to the /opt/SW directory on your system and rename it to patch. Permissions for this file should be set to 775. For example:
-rwxrwxr-x 1 root sys 15998 Sep 16 2002 patch 
 
Owner: root 
Group: sys 
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Protocol patch CSCOnn056 resolves the following DDTS tickets:

Identifier

Severity

Component

Description

CSCsc11542

3

mdl-analysis

RedirMax release before set value.

CSCsc18090

3

mdl-cdr

Aborted SIP to SIP call resulting missing release time in CDR.

CSCsc04263

4

mdl-q721

MessageSent measure is not updated for block message.

This patch provides updates the following protocols:

•Q721 family

•ANSISS7 family

•lcm

Additional information:

•Patch CSCOnn055 is superseded by the fixes provided in patch CSCOnn056. The superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the patch.

•Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and system patches are needed.

CSCOnn055

Caution The patch install utility has been updated. You must copy the script (patch.sh) from http://www.cisco.com/cgi-bin/tablebuild.pl/mgc-932 to your /opt/SW directory before installing the patches.

Caution The patch script located on CCO has been renamed patch.sh. Download the patch (patch.sh) to the /opt/SW directory on your system and rename it to patch. Permissions for this file should be set to 775. For example:
-rwxrwxr-x 1 root sys 15998 Sep 16 2002 patch 
 
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Protocol patch CSCOnn055 resolves the following DDTS ticket:

Identifier

Severity

Component

Description

CSCsb98867

3

mdl-cdr

First Release Time Stamp of CDR missing if transit calls are not answered.

This patch provides updates to all protocols.

Additional information:

•Patch CSCOnn054 is superseded by the fixes provided in patch CSCOnn055. The superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the patch.

•Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and system patches are needed.

CSCOnn054

Caution The patch install utility has been updated. You must copy the script (patch.sh) from http://www.cisco.com/cgi-bin/tablebuild.pl/mgc-932 to your /opt/SW directory before installing the patches.

Caution The patch script located on CCO has been renamed patch.sh. Download the patch (patch.sh) to the /opt/SW directory on your system and rename it to patch. Permissions for this file should be set to 775. For example:
-rwxrwxr-x 1 root sys 15998 Sep 16 2002 patch 
 
Owner: root 
Group: sys 
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Protocol patch CSCOnn054 resolves the following DDTS tickets:

Identifier

Severity

Component

Description

CSCsb66222

3

mdl-cdr

First release time stamp of CDR is missed if RSC is done in midcall.

CSCsb67247

3

mdl-q767

SAM measurement not present in Q.767 due to Incorrect string.

This patch provides updates to all protocols.

Additional information:

•Patch CSCOnn053 is superseded by the fixes provided in patch CSCOnn054. The superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the patch.

•Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and system patches are needed.

CSCOnn053

Caution The patch install utility has been updated. You must copy the script (patch.sh) from http://www.cisco.com/cgi-bin/tablebuild.pl/mgc-932 to your /opt/SW directory before installing the patches.

Caution The patch script located on CCO has been renamed patch.sh. Download the patch (patch.sh) to the /opt/SW directory on your system and rename it to patch. Permissions for this file should be set to 775. For example:
-rwxrwxr-x 1 root sys 15998 Sep 16 2002 patch 
 
Owner: root 
Group: sys 
Permissions 775 
Protocol patch CSCOnn053 resolves the following DDTS tickets:

Identifier

Severity

Component

Description

CSCsb38381

3

mdl-sip

Response code > 300 are mapped to Normal_Release in SIP-SIP proxy call.

CSCsb49472

3

mdl-cdr

Invalid CDR records when OOS a trunk.

This patch provides updates to all protocols.

Additional information:

•Patch CSCOnn052 is superseded by the fixes provided in patch CSCOnn053. The superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the patch.

•Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and system patches are needed.

CSCOnn052

Caution The patch install utility has been updated. You must copy the script (patch.sh) from http://www.cisco.com/cgi-bin/tablebuild.pl/mgc-932 to your /opt/SW directory before installing the patches.

Caution The patch script located on CCO has been renamed patch.sh. Download the patch (patch.sh) to the /opt/SW directory on your system and rename it to patch. Permissions for this file should be set to 775. For example:
-rwxrwxr-x 1 root sys 15998 Sep 16 2002 patch 
 
Owner: root 
Group: sys 
Permissions 775 
Protocol patch CSCOnn052 resolves the following DDTS tickets:

Identifier

Severity

Component

Description

CSCsb27752

3

mdl-q761

Wrong BlockType in CGB was sent when GRS in involved.

CSCsb24768

3

mdl-sip

PGW fails to send out response when out of sequence BYE is received.

CSCsb19528

3

mdl-sip

PGW writes in CDR abnormal release for SIP-SIP calls terminated by Orig.

This patch provides updates to all protocols.

Additional information:

•Patch CSCOnn051 is superseded by the fixes provided in patch CSCOnn052. The superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the patch.

•Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and system patches are needed.

CSCOnn051

Caution The patch install utility has been updated. You must copy the script (patch.sh) from http://www.cisco.com/cgi-bin/tablebuild.pl/mgc-932 to your /opt/SW directory before installing the patches.

Caution The patch script located on CCO has been renamed patch.sh. Download the patch (patch.sh) to the /opt/SW directory on your system and rename it to patch. Permissions for this file should be set to 775. For example:
-rwxrwxr-x 1 root sys 15998 Sep 16 2002 patch 
 
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Group: sys 
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Protocol patch CSCOnn051 resolves the following DDTS tickets:

Identifier

Severity

Component

Description

CSCsb00298

3

ioccsip

100 Trying should not have To TAG.

CSCsb01592

3

mdl-q761

No mapping Call progress 183 SIP to Q761.

This patch provides updates to all protocols.

Additional information:

•Patch CSCOnn050 is superseded by the fixes provided in patch CSCOnn051. The superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the patch.

•Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and system patches are needed.

CSCOnn050

Caution The patch install utility has been updated. You must copy the script (patch.sh) from http://www.cisco.com/cgi-bin/tablebuild.pl/mgc-932 to your /opt/SW directory before installing the patches.

Caution The patch script located on CCO has been renamed patch.sh. Download the patch (patch.sh) to the /opt/SW directory on your system and rename it to patch. Permissions for this file should be set to 775. For example:
-rwxrwxr-x 1 root sys 15998 Sep 16 2002 patch 
 
Owner: root 
Group: sys 
Permissions 775 
Protocol patch CSCOnn050 resolves the following DDTS ticket:

Identifier

Severity

Component

Description

CSCsa61830

3

mdl-analysis

PGW Condirouting alarm TableFail_RouteHolTable after upgrade p48s42.

This patch provides updates to all protocols.

Additional information:

•Patch CSCOnn049 is superseded by the fixes provided in patch CSCOnn050. The superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the patch.

•Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and system patches are needed.

CSCOnn049

Caution The patch install utility has been updated. You must copy the script (patch.sh) from http://www.cisco.com/cgi-bin/tablebuild.pl/mgc-932 to your /opt/SW directory before installing the patches.

Caution The patch script located on CCO has been renamed patch.sh. Download the patch (patch.sh) to the /opt/SW directory on your system and rename it to patch. Permissions for this file should be set to 775. For example:
-rwxrwxr-x 1 root sys 15998 Sep 16 2002 patch 
 
Owner: root 
Group: sys 
Permissions 775 
Protocol patch CSCOnn049 resolves the following DDTS ticket:

Identifier

Severity

Component

Description

CSCeh05097

3

mdl-lcm

Incoming call caused Engine Core.

This patch provides updates to all protocols.

Additional information:

•Patch CSCOnn048 is superseded by the fixes provided in patch CSCOnn049. The superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the patch.

•Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and system patches are needed.

CSCOnn048

Caution The patch install utility has been updated. You must copy the script (patch.sh) from http://www.cisco.com/cgi-bin/tablebuild.pl/mgc-932 to your /opt/SW directory before installing the patches.

Caution The patch script located on CCO has been renamed patch.sh. Download the patch (patch.sh) to the /opt/SW directory on your system and rename it to patch. Permissions for this file should be set to 775. For example:
-rwxrwxr-x 1 root sys 15998 Sep 16 2002 patch 
 
Owner: root 
Group: sys 
Permissions 775 
Protocol patch CSCOnn048 resolves the following DDTS tickets:

Identifier

Severity

Component

Description

CSCeg67455

3

engine

PGW should support the option of sending hardware block messages.

CSCeg88367

3

mdl-analysis

PGW: DialPlan:some calls wrongly routed when using Conditional Route.

This patch provides updates to all protocols.

Additional information:

•Patch CSCOnn047 is superseded by the fixes provided in patch CSCOnn048. The superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the patch.

•Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and system patches are needed.

•A new XECfgParm.dat parameter engine .SendHardwareBlock has been added. Valid values are true or false. If set to true, the PGW sends hardware oriented blocking messages for any blocks that originate from the media gateways. If set to false, the PGW only sends maintenance oriented blocking messages for all blocking cases.

This parameter must be added manually (using a UNIX editor such as vi) on release 9.3 and 9.4 systems. The di script automatically adds this parameter (if not already existing), to release 9.5 systems and above.

For more information, refer to PGW Should Support the Option of Sending Hardware Block Messages in the Known Issues and Operational Recommendations section of this document.

CSCOnn047

Caution The patch install utility has been updated. You must copy the script (patch.sh) from http://www.cisco.com/cgi-bin/tablebuild.pl/mgc-932 to your /opt/SW directory before installing the patches.

Caution The patch script located on CCO has been renamed patch.sh. Download the patch (patch.sh) to the /opt/SW directory on your system and rename it to patch. Permissions for this file should be set to 775. For example:
-rwxrwxr-x 1 root sys 15998 Sep 16 2002 patch 
 
Owner: root 
Group: sys 
Permissions 775 
Protocol patch CSCOnn047 resolves the following DDTS ticket:

Identifier

Severity

Component

Description

CSCeg49159

3

engine

PGW never prod. rel. CDB for SIP call hung at Glare condition.

This patch provides updates to all protocols.

Additional information:

•Patch CSCOnn046 is superseded by the fixes provided in patch CSCOnn047. The superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the patch.

•Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and system patches are needed.

CSCOnn046

Caution The patch install utility has been updated. You must copy the script (patch.sh) from http://www.cisco.com/cgi-bin/tablebuild.pl/mgc-932 to your /opt/SW directory before installing the patches.

Caution The patch script located on CCO has been renamed patch.sh. Download the patch (patch.sh) to the /opt/SW directory on your system and rename it to patch. Permissions for this file should be set to 775. For example:
-rwxrwxr-x 1 root sys 15998 Sep 16 2002 patch 
 
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Group: sys 
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Protocol patch CSCOnn046 resolves the following DDTS tickets:

Identifier

Severity

Component

Description

CSCef73155

3

mdl-sip

outgoing SIP INVITE not retried using second IP address.

This patch provides updates to all protocols.

Additional information:

•Patch CSCOnn045 is superseded by the fixes provided in patch CSCOnn046. The superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the patch.

•Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and system patches are needed.

CSCOnn045

Caution The patch install utility has been updated. You must copy the script (patch.sh) from http://www.cisco.com/cgi-bin/tablebuild.pl/mgc-932 to your /opt/SW directory before installing the patches.

Caution The patch script located on CCO has been renamed patch.sh. Download the patch (patch.sh) to the /opt/SW directory on your system and rename it to patch. Permissions for this file should be set to 775. For example:
-rwxrwxr-x 1 root sys 15998 Sep 16 2002 patch 
 
Owner: root 
Group: sys 
Permissions 775 
Protocol patch CSCOnn045 resolves the following DDTS tickets:

Identifier

Severity

Component

Description

CSCef64028

3

mdl-q761

NZ T9 Timer needs to be set to 240 sec/ 4 minutes.

CSCef77254

3

mdl-callcontext

Ingress and Egress OPC and DPC missing from EndOfCall CDR.

This patch provides updates to all protocols.

Additional information:

•Patch CSCOnn044 is superseded by the fixes provided in patch CSCOnn045. The superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the patch.

•Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and system patches are needed.

CSCOnn044

Caution The patch install utility has been updated. You must copy the script (patch.sh) from http://www.cisco.com/cgi-bin/tablebuild.pl/mgc-932 to your /opt/SW directory before installing the patches.

Caution The patch script located on CCO has been renamed patch.sh. Download the patch (patch.sh) to the /opt/SW directory on your system and rename it to patch. Permissions for this file should be set to 775. For example:
-rwxrwxr-x 1 root sys 15998 Sep 16 2002 patch 
 
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Group: sys 
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Protocol patch CSCOnn044 resolves the following DDTS ticket:

Identifier

Severity

Component

Description

CSCef58829

3

mdl-q761

Redirection Number NOA is not valid for Q761_NEWZEALAND.

This patch provides updates to all protocols.

Additional information:

•Patch CSCOnn043 is superseded by the fixes provided in patch CSCOnn044. The superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the patch.

•Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and system patches are needed.

CSCOnn043

Caution The patch install utility has been updated. You must copy the script (patch.sh) from http://www.cisco.com/cgi-bin/tablebuild.pl/mgc-932 to your /opt/SW directory before installing the patches.

Caution The patch script located on CCO has been renamed patch.sh. Download the patch (patch.sh) to the /opt/SW directory on your system and rename it to patch. Permissions for this file should be set to 775. For example:
-rwxrwxr-x 1 root sys 15998 Sep 16 2002 patch 
 
Owner: root 
Group: sys 
Permissions 775 
Protocol patch CSCOnn043 resolves the following DDTS ticket:

Identifier

Severity

Component

Description

CSCef40533

3

mdl-q761

Redirection Info Parameter not included in outgoing IAM.

This patch provides updates to all protocols.

Additional information:

•Patch CSCOnn042 is superseded by the fixes provided in patch CSCOnn043. The superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the patch.

•Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and system patches are needed.

CSCOnn042

Caution The patch install utility has been updated. You must copy the script (patch.sh) from http://www.cisco.com/cgi-bin/tablebuild.pl/mgc-932 to your /opt/SW directory before installing the patches.

Caution The patch script located on CCO has been renamed patch.sh. Download the patch (patch.sh) to the /opt/SW directory on your system and rename it to patch. Permissions for this file should be set to 775. For example:
-rwxrwxr-x 1 root sys 15998 Sep 16 2002 patch 
 
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Group: sys 
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Protocol patch CSCOnn042 resolves the following DDTS tickets:

Identifier

Severity

Component

Description

CSCef10180

3

mdl-sip

SIP call hung when PGW work at proxy mode and under load.

CSCef10201

3

mdl-sip

SIP Hung CIC on PGW SIP to SIP call.

CSCef10375

3

mdl-mgcp

MGCP hairpin call reroute failed.

This patch provides updates to all protocols.

Additional information:

•Patch CSCOnn041 is superseded by the fixes provided in patch CSCOnn042. The superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the patch.

•Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and system patches are needed.

CSCOnn041

Caution The patch install utility has been updated. You must copy the script (patch.sh) from http://www.cisco.com/cgi-bin/tablebuild.pl/mgc-932 to your /opt/SW directory before installing the patches.

Caution The patch script located on CCO has been renamed patch.sh. Download the patch (patch.sh) to the /opt/SW directory on your system and rename it to patch. Permissions for this file should be set to 775. For example:
-rwxrwxr-x 1 root sys 15998 Sep 16 2002 patch 
 
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Protocol patch CSCOnn041 resolves the following DDTS tickets:

Identifier

Severity

Component

Description

CSCee63528

2

mdl-mgcp

Non HSI Call agent controlled T.38 fax call fails.

CSCee77158

3

sim_ss7

PGW not unblocking channels after access server reload.

CSCef00477

3

ioccpriip

PGW doesnt release the PRI calls and the gateway shows ds0 idle.

This patch provides updates to all protocols.

Additional information:

•Patch CSCOnn040 is superseded by the fixes provided in patch CSCOnn041. The superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the patch.

•Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and system patches are needed.

CSCOnn040

Caution The patch install utility has been updated. You must copy the script (patch.sh) from http://www.cisco.com/cgi-bin/tablebuild.pl/mgc-932 to your /opt/SW directory before installing the patches.

Caution The patch script located on CCO has been renamed patch.sh. Download the patch (patch.sh) to the /opt/SW directory on your system and rename it to patch. Permissions for this file should be set to 775. For example:
-rwxrwxr-x 1 root sys 15998 Sep 16 2002 patch 
 
Owner: root 
Group: sys 
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Protocol patch CSCOnn040 resolves the following DDTS tickets:

Identifier

Severity

Component

Description

CSCed76887

3

mdl-sip

PGW sent ACK with wrong request line for 302 message.

CSCee00526

3

mdl-ni2

PGW not decoding GAP from GTD data received in set-up message.

CSCee08003

3

mdl-q767

Prevent CIC mismatch when SS7 link bounce - ANSI/Q767.

CSCee08741

3

snmp

PGW2200 blk-cic does not generate snmp trap.

CSCee22674

3

mdl-mgcp

T.38 Fax call fail if the Gateway changes RTP port on t38 activation.

This patch provides updates to all protocols.

Additional information:

•Patch CSCOnn039 is superseded by the fixes provided in patch CSCOnn040. The superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the patch.

•Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and system patches are needed.

CSCOnn039

Caution The patch install utility has been updated. You must copy the script (patch.sh) from http://www.cisco.com/cgi-bin/tablebuild.pl/mgc-932 to your /opt/SW directory before installing the patches.

Caution The patch script located on CCO has been renamed patch.sh. Download the patch (patch.sh) to the /opt/SW directory on your system and rename it to patch. Permissions for this file should be set to 775. For example:
-rwxrwxr-x 1 root sys 15998 Sep 16 2002 patch 
 
Owner: root 
Group: sys 
Permissions 775 
Protocol patch CSCOnn039 resolves the following DDTS tickets:

Identifier

Severity

Component

Description

CSCee07686

3

engine

PGW does not set link OOS when peerCommTimeout > 6 seconds.

CSCee08783

2

mdl-mgcp

PGW: T.38 wrong LCO and SDP in MDCX after fax detection.

This patch provides updates to all protocols.

Additional information:

•Patch CSCOnn038 is superseded by the fixes provided in patch CSCOnn039. The superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the patch.

•Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and system patches are needed.

CSCOnn038

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Protocol patch CSCOnn038 resolves the following DDTS ticket:

Identifier

Severity

Component

Description

CSCed80641

3

mdl-ni2

PGW replaces Called Number with GAP for NON LNP calls.

This patch provides updates to all protocols.

Additional information:

•Patch CSCOnn037 is superseded by the fixes provided in patch CSCOnn038. The superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the patch.

•Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and system patches are needed.

CSCOnn037

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Protocol patch CSCOnn037 resolves the following DDTS tickets:

Identifier

Severity

Component

Description

CSCed76613

3

mdl-sip

SIP to SS7 call hung when PGW is congested.

CSCed76449

3

mdl-sip

RDN Reason parse incorrectly from multiple diversions in sip 302.

CSCed77215

3

mdl-ni2

NI2+ unsupported Cause 5 = Misdialed Prefix from PGW -> IOS.

This patch provides updates to all protocols.

Additional information:

•Patch CSCOnn036 is superseded by the fixes provided in patch CSCOnn037. The superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the patch.

•Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and system patches are needed.

CSCOnn036

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Protocol patch CSCOnn036 resolves the following DDTS tickets:

Identifier

Severity

Component

Description

CSCed41096

2

engine

GRS received after RSC/GRS sent not handled correctly.

CSCed45745

3

mdl-q761

AOC99 broken into 9.3(2) for currency factor/currency scale.

CSCed42815

3

mdl-tools

simprint output wrong call flow for SIP retry request.

CSCec66841

6

mdl-sip

Missing REDIREC. NR PARM and ORIG. CALLED PARTY PARM in Outgoing IAM.

This patch provides updates to all protocols.

Additional information:

•Patch CSCOnn035 is superseded by the fixes provided in patch CSCOnn036. The superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the patch.

•Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and system patches are needed.

CSCOnn035

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Protocol patch CSCOnn035 resolves the following DDTS tickets:

Identifier

Severity

Component

Description

CSCec87981

3

mdl-q761

support for receiving ATP and USI in Q761_ARGENTINA_C2.

CSCed24926

3

mdl-cdr

PGW2200 does not produce first long call CDB after switch over.

CSCed38984

3

engine

Fax T.38 failing direction from H.323 to SS7.

CSCed32799

3

mdl-sip

PGW2200 not releasing SIP call legs under stress condition.

This patch provides updates to all protocols.

Additional information:

•Patch CSCOnn034 is superseded by the fixes provided in patch CSCOnn035. The superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the patch.

•Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and system patches are needed.

CSCOnn034

Caution The patch install utility has been updated. You must copy the script (patch.sh) from http://www.cisco.com/cgi-bin/tablebuild.pl/mgc-932 to your /opt/SW directory before installing the patches.

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Protocol patch CSCOnn034 resolves the following DDTS tickets:

Identifier

Severity

Component

Description

CSCec43510

2

mdl-q761

9.3.2 New Zealand ISUP send CFN on receipt of OLM message.

CSCed22112

2

mdl-sip

SIP Cancel message not mapped to ISDN Disconnect at GW.

This patch provides updates to all protocols.

Additional information:

•Patch CSCOnn033 is superseded by the fixes provided in patch CSCOnn034. The superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the patch.

•Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and system patches are needed.

CSCOnn033

Caution The patch install utility has been updated. You must copy the script (patch.sh) from http://www.cisco.com/cgi-bin/tablebuild.pl/mgc-932 to your /opt/SW directory before installing the patches.

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Protocol patch CSCOnn033 resolves the following DDTS tickets:

Identifier

Severity

Component

Description

CSCed00486

3

mdl-sip

PGW: SIP call failure due to multiple MDCX attempting.

CSCed17295

3

mdl-analysis

GWClearChannel & FaxSupport should be mutually exclusive in LCO.

CSCed16176

3

mdl-analysis

Double Ecan info in LCO due to GWClearChannelAlgorithm & EchoCanReq.

This patch provides updates to all protocols.

Additional information:

•Patch CSCOnn032 is superseded by the fixes provided in patch CSCOnn033. The superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the patch.

•Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and system patches are needed.

CSCOnn032

Caution The patch install utility has been updated. You must copy the script (patch.sh) from http://www.cisco.com/cgi-bin/tablebuild.pl/mgc-932 to your /opt/SW directory before installing the patches.

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Protocol patch CSCOnn032 resolves the following DDTS tickets:

Identifier

Severity

Component

Description

CSCed01929

3

mdl-mgcp

SDP Error on MGCP attempts across two GWs on retry.

CSCed05202

3

mdl-ansi-ss7

Optional Backward Call indicator not working in ANSISS7.

CSCed12257

3

mdl-ansi-ss7

Call get release if eventinfo indicator is 110.

This patch provides updates to all protocols.

Additional information:

•Patch CSCOnn031 is superseded by the fixes provided in patch CSCOnn032. The superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the patch.

•Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and system patches are needed.

CSCOnn031

Caution The patch install utility has been updated. You must copy the script (patch.sh) from http://www.cisco.com/cgi-bin/tablebuild.pl/mgc-932 to your /opt/SW directory before installing the patches.

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Protocol patch CSCOnn031 resolves the following DDTS tickets:

Identifier

Severity

Component

Description

CSCec80767

2

mdl-lcm

Call failure : call transfer (PSTN->IP Phone1 -- transfer-->IPphone2.

CSCec83735

3

mdl-ansi-ss7

Generic Name Parameter dropped when name field Orig.Called Party.

This patch provides updates to all protocols.

Additional information:

•Patch CSCOnn030 is superseded by the fixes provided in patch CSCOnn031. The superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the patch.

•Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and system patches are needed.

CSCOnn030

Caution The patch install utility has been updated. You must copy the script (patch.sh) from http://www.cisco.com/cgi-bin/tablebuild.pl/mgc-932 to your /opt/SW directory before installing the patches.

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Protocol patch CSCOnn030 resolves the following DDTS tickets:

Identifier

Severity

Component

Description

CSCec72863

2

mdl-mgcp

MGCP attempts to hairpin across two gateways on multiple retries.

CSCec61204

3

mdl-callctrl

No cutthrough when Notify is received when using Overlap sending.

CSCec63903

3

engine

SimWriter fail with overdcadic numbers.

CSCec70942

3

ioccsip

PGW fails INVITE when parsing Content-Type Application/SDP.

CSCec71057

3

mdl-ansi-ss7

Generic name parameter is dropped when the name field is empty.

CSCec71078

3

mdl-ansi-ss7

Generic name field exceed the max length 15.

CSCec74580

3

mdl-analysis

INC_NUMBERING resulttype doesnt work correctly with MGCPDIALPKG call.

This patch provides updates to all protocols.

Additional information:

•Patch CSCOnn029 is superseded by the fixes provided in patch CSCOnn030. The superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the patch.

•Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and system patches are needed.

CSCOnn029

Caution The patch install utility has been updated. You must copy the script (patch.sh) from http://www.cisco.com/cgi-bin/tablebuild.pl/mgc-932 to your /opt/SW directory before installing the patches.

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Protocol patch CSCOnn029 resolves the following DDTS ticket:

Identifier

Severity

Component

Description

CSCec54133

3

mdl-sip

SIP ACK not send for bad body attachment.

This patch provides updates to all protocols.

Additional information:

•Patch CSCOnn028 is superseded by the fixes provided in patch CSCOnn029. The superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the patch.

•Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and system patches are needed.

CSCOnn028

Caution The patch install utility has been updated. You must copy the script (patch.sh) from http://www.cisco.com/cgi-bin/tablebuild.pl/mgc-932 to your /opt/SW directory before installing the patches.
The patch script located on CCO has been renamed patch.sh. Download the patch (patch.sh) to the 
/opt/SW directory on your system and rename it to patch. Permissions for this file should be set to 
775. For example:  
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Protocol patch CSCOnn028 resolves the following DDTS tickets:

Identifier

Severity

Component

Description

CSCec47674

2

mdl-q761

ISUP UUS parameter discarded - italyc2 variant.

CSCec42711

3

mdl-q761

Failed to send CFN after receiving UPT on blocked cic.

CSCeb22888

6

other

Support for ANSI 2000 featurette.

This patch provides updates to all protocols.

Additional information:

•Patch CSCOnn027 is superseded by the fixes provided in patch CSCOnn028. The superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the patch.

•Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and system patches are needed.

•Both patches CSCOnn028 and CSCOgs025 must be installed.

•CSCeb22888—Support for ANSI 2000 —This featurette (CSCeb22888) adds ANSI 2000 ISUP support on the PGW for transit scenarios. This includes switched, call-control solution (using EISUP), and nailed, signaling mode solutions using GTD.

For more information, refer to the Support for ANSI 2000 featurette in the New Features in This Release section of this document.

CSCOnn027

Protocol patch CSCOnn027 resolves the following DDTS tickets:

Identifier

Severity

Component

Description

CSCeb73451

2

mdl-mgcp

MGCP attempts to hairpin across two gateways on retry.

CSCec28065

2

mdl-ansi-ss7

Exchange type is not determined when base and variant version is use.

CSCec30663

2

mdl-q767

Multiple unknown parameter in multiple PCI not working correctly.

CSCec35942

3

mdl-cdr

CDR record with missing IAM or REL timepoints.

CSCec16007

3

engine

Cant screen on redirecting number in ANSI if call is forwarded.

CSCec37656

3

mdl-ni2

PGW should always send CALL_PROC with exclusive for all cases.

CSCec06961

6

other

CgPN Incomplete Indicator featurette.

This patch provides updates to all protocols.

Additional information:

•Patch CSCOnn026 is superseded by the fixes provided in patch CSCOnn027. The superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the patch.

•Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and system patches are needed.

•Both patches CSCOnn027 and CSCOgs024 must be installed.

•CSCec06961—Calling Party Number (CgPN) Incomplete Indicator Featurette— provides a configurable option to set the Calling Party Number Incomplete Indicator field within IAM to Incomplete for all calls.

This newly patched property is only available in properties.dat in the /opt/CiscoMGC/etc/CONFIG_LIB/new directory. To enable this featurette on existing 9.3(2) and 9.4(1) configurations, do one of the following:

–Provision from new

–Contact TAC to have properties.dat (located in /opt/CiscoMGC/etc and /opt/CiscoMGC/etc/active_link) edited. This requires a switchover in order for the system to read the new property.

Note This featurette only affects the ISUP protocols that use the Incomplete Indicator as part of the Calling Party Number parameter. These include all variants of: Q721, Q761, Q767, and EISUP.

For more information, refer to the Calling Party Number (CgPN) Incomplete Indicator featurette in the New Features in This Release section of this document.

CSCOnn026

Protocol patch CSCOnn026 resolves the following DDTS tickets:

Identifier

Severity

Component

Description

CSCec18188

2

mdl-sip

OverDec SIP calls not possible w/CSPS 2.0.1.8 & PGW combination.

CSCec11594

3

mdl-q761

Default PGW behavior upon CFN msg in GERMAN_ISUP not correct.

CSCec21575

3

engine

call fails with cause code 41.

CSCec30533

3

mdl-q761

Remove 32 digit support from ISUPV2_FINNISH96.

This patch provides updates to all protocols.

Additional information:

•Patch CSCOnn025 is superseded by the fixes provided in patch CSCOnn026. The superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the patch.

•Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and system patches are needed.

CSCOnn025

Protocol patch CSCOnn025 resolves the following DDTS tickets:

Identifier

Severity

Component

Description

CSCuk45906

3

protocol

ST: PGW sends wrong indication in CGB when GRS is enabled.

CSCec18037

3

mdl-ni2

ThunderDial:V.110 call fails if IOS image supports ISUP Transparency.

CSCeb19790

6

other

New Cause Code for Call Re-Attempts featurette.

This patch provides updates to all protocols.

Additional information:

•Patch CSCOnn024 is superseded by the fixes provided in patch CSCOnn025. The superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the patch.

•Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and system patches are needed.

•CSCeb19790—New Cause Code for Call Re-Attempts Featurette—This featurette determines how calls are released from the PGW when the following scenarios occur:

–Glare on non-control circuit

–Circuit Block after IAM before ACM

–Circuit Reset after IAM before ACM

–COT failure

The following entry must be manually added to the configurable parameter section of XECfgParm.dat using a UNIX editor (such as vi):
*.GlareReattemptCauseValue=44
Valid values are 1-127; the default value is 44.

Note This featurette is for nailed solutions only.

CSCOnn024

Protocol patch CSCOnn024 resolves the following DDTS tickets:

Identifier

Severity

Component

Description

CSCeb84693

3

protocol

PGW rejects call with CUG (ind-3) from ISUP to ESIUP.

CSCea69350

3

mdl-cdr

CDE-Tags 4034 and 4035 not populated per design specs ENG-43871.

CSCec01367

3

mdl-sip

Calls from SIP to PGW2200 and overdecadic support failed.

CSCec01713

3

mdl-eisup

AdditionalInformation parameter should be updated in EISUP.

CSCec04423

3

mdl-callctrl

MGCPDIAL pkg call fails to data-exchange on the ported numbers.

This patch provides updates to all protocols.

Additional information:

•Patch CSCOnn023 is superseded by the fixes provided in patch CSCOnn024. The superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the patch.

•Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and system patches are needed.

CSCOnn023

Caution The patch install utility has been updated. You must copy the script (patch.sh) from http://www.cisco.com/cgi-bin/tablebuild.pl/mgc-932 to your /opt/SW directory before installing the patches.

Protocol patch CSCOnn023 resolves the following DDTS tickets:

Identifier

Severity

Component

Description

CSCeb57249

3

mdl-eisup

PGW fails to encode IAM on TCC-EISUP w/screenInd=5.

CSCeb62149

3

mdl

Once upgraded to patch CSCO037 CICs remains in MATE_UNAVAILABLE.

CSCeb63376

3

mdl-lcm

DefaultDNNPI values does not match MDL code.

CSCeb65601

3

mdl

Q767_BASE If called number has a # call is terminated abnormally.

CSCeb67411

3

mdl-q767

ISUPV2_GERMAN: Inconsistent OverDec; D-calls get through but not ABCs.

CSCeb68731

3

mdl-ansi-ss7

Unsupported character in called or calling number causes call fail.

CSCeb71117

3

mdl-q767

Q767 BASE rejects 17 digit Called Party Number (16 dialed+ST digit).

CSCea64093

6

other

Nigerian ISUP featurette.

This patch provides updates to all protocols.

Additional information:

•Patch CSCOnn022 is superseded by the fixes provided in patch CSCOnn023. The superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the patch.

•Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and system patches are needed.

•CSCea64093—Nigerian ISUP featurette—Implementation of ISUP variant for Nigeria. For more information on this featurette, refer to the Nigerian ISUP featurette in the New Features in This Release section of this document.

CSCOnn022

Protocol patch CSCOnn022 resolves the following DDTS tickets:

Identifier

Severity

Component

Description

CSCeb66822

3

mdl-eisup

EISUP link fail after upgrade from P12 to P19.

This patch provides updates to the following:

•EISUP

•all protocols

Additional information:

•Patch CSCOnn021 is superseded by the fixes provided in patch CSCOnn022. The superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the patch.

•Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and system patches are needed.

CSCOnn021

Protocol patch CSCOnn021 resolves the following DDTS tickets:

Identifier

Severity

Component

Description

CSCeb55549

2

mdl-q761

Application Transport Parameter in ACM/ANM cores engine.smartall.

CSCeb15336

2

mdl-q721

TUP: Single HBA is not clearing call after SC transmits 2 HGBs.

CSCeb53279

3

mdl-q721

CICs become blocked MATE_UNAVAIL periodically.

CSCeb14220

3

mdl-q721

Brazilian TUP spec does not explicitly the range of status bits.

CSCeb14244

3

mdl

GRA message are only sent after kill-calls command.

CSCeb14275

3

mdl

Status bit from GRA message must not inform reason when E1 down.

CSCeb14290

3

mdl

GRS (reset-cic command) from sc2200 does not release calls.

CSCeb36335

3

mdl-q721

SC2200 doesnt return GRS to ACK GRA when Brazil TUP is used.

CSCeb42029

3

mdl-q767

Finish ISUP: Wrong rel.cause from PGW [No route to destination].l

CSCeb46280

3

mdl

Brazilian ISUP spec does not explicitly mention status bit.

CSCeb49709

3

mdl-mgcp

DLCX received from NAS (Dial Package) triggers Alarm on PGW.

This patch provides updates to all protocols.

Additional information:

•Patch CSCOnn020 is superseded by the fixes provided in patch CSCOnn021. The superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the patch.

•Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and system patches are needed.

CSCOnn020

Protocol patch CSCOnn020 resolves the following DDTS tickets:

Identifier

Severity

Component

Description

CSCeb38572

3

mdl-callcontext

Echo Dev ind in ANM was set to False when EchoChanRequired=True.

CSCeb43352

3

mdl-eisup

CP_ERR_OBJ_PTR_IS_NULL generated on all call across EISUP link.

CSCea76362

3

mdl-sip

PGW interworking concatenated SIP Diversion to ISUP.

CSCeb37486

6

mdl-ansi-ss7

Configurable Charge Number Change Request.

This patch provides updates to all protocols.

Additional information:

•Patch CSCOnn019 is superseded by the fixes provided in patch CSCOnn020. The superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the patch.

•Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and system patches are needed.

CSCOnn019

Protocol patch CSCOnn019 resolves the following DDTS tickets:

Identifier

Severity

Component

Description

CSCuk40998

2

mdl-callctrl

MGCP Dial calls fail if call setup is overlap and requests COT.

CSCeb28565

2

mdl-connctrl

Outgoing COT fails-importing endpoints for VISM incorrectly.

CSCeb26724

2

mdl-q767

No PCI generated for ANM msg in Q767_SWED protocol.

CSCeb26925

2

mdl-q767

PCI not generated for GenericNotification in CPG for Q767_SWED.

CSCeb30397

3

mdl-q761

Q761 CPG in forward direction has problem.

CSCeb26943

3

mdl-q767

CPG is not passed thru from orig to term side in Q767_SWED.

CSCeb26957

3

mdl-q767

For unrecognized parameter in CON msg CFN is not sent in Q767_SWED.

CSCdz76331

6

mdl-q761

ISUP PCI and MCI Support featurette.

This patch provides updates to all protocols.

Additional information:

•Patch CSCOnn018 is superseded by the fixes provided in patch CSCOnn019. The superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the patch.

•Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and system patches are needed.

•CSCdz76331—ISUP PCI and MCI Support featurette— This featurette enables the PGW2200 to support the sending and receiving of the Parameter Compatibility Information (PCI) and the Message Compatibility Information (MCI) parameters.

CSCOnn018

Protocol patch CSCOnn018 resolves the following DDTS tickets:

Identifier

Severity

Component

Description

CSCeb08077

2

mdl-callcontext

Echo Cntl dev ind on ACM not set when *.EchoCanRequired=True.

CSCeb20189

3

mdl

If PGW received a IAM with Code 12 in the cdpn it will REL the call.

CSCeb19696

3

mdl-q761

Hung cic due to transient transmission error.

This patch provides updates to all protocols.

Additional information:

•Patch CSCOnn017 is superseded by the fixes provided in patch CSCOnn018. The superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the patch.

•Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and system patches are needed.

CSCOnn017

Protocol patch CSCOnn017 resolves the following DDTS tickets:

Identifier

Severity

Component

Description

CSCea36478

2

mdl-callctrl

PGW does not interpret ISUP ACM BCI correctly.

CSCeb14367

2

mdl-q761

PGW releases the call with wrong cause code when Glare happens.

CSCeb18240

2

mdl-q767

Q767_INDONESIA fails calls, when IAM has unknown parameters.

CSCea93425

3

protocol

When T33 timer expires it should trigger an alarm.

CSCeb02800

3

mdl-eisup

EISUP timer needs to exceed 3 seconds to allow SS7 control.

CSCeb06969

3

other

On restart PGW sends maintenance CGB.

This patch provides updates to all protocols.

Additional information:

•Patch CSCOnn016 is superseded by the fixes provided in patch CSCOnn017. The superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the patch.

•Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and system patches are needed.

CSCOnn016

Protocol patch CSCOnn016 resolves the following DDTS tickets:

Identifier

Severity

Component

Description

CSCeb13987

2

ioccc7

Transit Network Selection Bit makes all call fail.

CSCeb17066

2

mdl-ansi-ss7

When a GRA message is received from the PSTN side with the Status bit set to 1, the PGW CICs should reflect a BLK=REMMAN. Current 9.3(2) functionality reflects the CIC state as BLK=NONE.

This patch provides updates to the ANSI SS7 protocols.

Additional information:

•Patch CSCOnn015 is superseded by the fixes provided in patch CSCOnn016. The superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the patch.

•Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and system patches are needed.

CSCOnn015

Protocol patch CSCOnn015 resolves the following DDTS tickets:

Identifier

Severity

Component

Description

CSCea89288

2

mdl-callctrl

Missing CDBs during switch over on PGW.

CSCuk43510

3

iocm

No ring back when IP phone blind-transfers calls between PSTNs.

CSCea71715

3

mdl-btnup

BTNUP answer timeout (TO_2) needs to be configurable.

CSCea89255

3

mdl-callctrl

Inconsistent call state on PGW between rtrv-ne-health.

CSCeb00362

3

mdl-q761

Call history parameter should be removed from Connect message for UK.

CSCuk43509

3

protocol

H323 calls over multiple PGWs result in an extra Notification msg.

CSCea45227

6

other

Support for Malaysia ISUP.

This patch provides updates to all protocols.

Additional information:

•Patch CSCOnn014 is superseded by the fixes provided in patch CSCOnn015. The superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the patch.

•Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and system patches are needed.

•CSCea71715—The TO_2 timer can now be configured using the RingNoAnswer property (an existing unused property) to override a BTNUP timer.

•Both patches CSCOnn015 and CSCOgs013 must be installed.

CSCOnn014

Protocol patch CSCOnn014 resolves the following DDTS tickets:

Identifier

Severity

Component

Description

CSCuk43321

2

mdl-eisup

ST. PGW releases call after DTMF tone when EISUP link goes OOS.

CSCea86259

3

mdl-eisup

PGW: call fail with RSC after third CPG due to call forward noanswer.

CSCuk43448

3

mdl-callctrl

No cut-through for ACM (No Indication / Inband) for H.323 to SS7.

CSCuk43246

3

iocm

ST. PGW treats T38_STOP message as unknown type.

This patch provides updates to the following:

•EISUP

•LCM

•CONNECTION_PLANE_MANAGER

Additional information:

•Patch CSCOnn013 is superseded by the fixes provided in patch CSCOnn014. The superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the patch.

•Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and system patches are needed.

CSCOnn013

Protocol patch CSCOnn013 resolves the following DDTS tickets:

Identifier

Severity

Component

Description

CSCdy59888

3

engine

Circuits are not unblocked when blocking type is different.

CSCea73437

3

mdl-ansi-ss7

Carrier Sel Info Parameter dropped in IAM if spare value used.

CSCea59309

3

mdl-q761

ISUP message sequence is wrong.

CSCea73072

3

mdl-q761

ROSE parameter should not be supported in UK ISUP.

This patch provides updates to all protocols.

Additional information:

•Patch CSCOnn012 is superseded by the fixes provided in patch CSCOnn013. The superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the patch.

•Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and system patches are needed.

CSCOnn012

Protocol patch CSCOnn012 resolves the following DDTS tickets:

Identifier

Severity

Component

Description

CSCuk42639

1

mdl-q761

ST: Ref. ID in the CRGT from the PGW is coded incorrectly says DTAG.

CSCuk42771

2

mdl-analysis

ST: Digit Analysis does not wait for stop digit.

CSCea54162

2

mdl-connctrl

Echo set for T38 Fax call incorrectly.

CSCuk42530

2

mdl-eisup

ST. PGW releases active calls when EISUP link with HSI bounces.

CSCea72075

3

mdl-analysis

Screening Indicator should not be modified when acting as transit sw.

CSCea58684

3

mdl-callcontext

For CDB-1110/ANSI Redirecting value not in CDE-Tag 4060 or 2017.

CSCea70384

3

mdl-q761

NRM message handled incorrectly after PCI implementation.

CSCea64095

3

mdl-q767

Call on first CIC of span may fail for 30sec after PGW start-up.

This patch provides updates to all protocols.

Additional information:

•Patch CSCOnn011 is superseded by the fixes provided in patch CSCOnn012. The superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the patch.

•Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and system patches are needed.

CSCOnn011

Protocol patch CSCOnn011 resolves the following DDTS tickets:

Identifier

Severity

Component

Description

CSCea52968

2

mdl-connctrl

ECAN always OFF on originating GW in two-PGW scenario.

CSCea44731

2

mdl-q721

HUNG CICs on SS7 and NAS with CTUP call T6 and T7 expired.

CSCea14484

2

mdl-q761

Calls may remain hung after sigpath failure.

CSCea53731

2

mdl-q761

PGW is sending CFN after receiving CRG (Vietnam ISUP) message.

CSCea58154

2

mdl-q761

CGU/CGUA response incorrect with Hongkong ISUP.

CSCea42009

2

mdl-q767

Q767_RUSS discards Russian ISUP specific messages.

CSCea23294

6

other

CDR Enhancements for 1110 CDB featurette.

This patch provides updates to all protocols.

Additional information:

•Patch CSCOnn010 is superseded by the fixes provided in patch CSCOnn011. The superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the patch.

•Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and system patches are needed.

•Patches CSCOnn011 and CSCOgs010 must both be installed before starting the PGW 2200 system.

•CSCea23294—CDR Enhancements for 1110 CDB Featurette—This featurette adds the following new fields to the existing 1110 CDB:

–Origination Point Code (OPC)

–Destination Point Code (DPC)

–Circuit Identification Code (CIC)

Note This feature is only applicable to the PGW configured in Signaling Mode.

CSCOnn010

Caution The fix needed for CSCea44654 (located in package CSCOgs009) required that a change be made directly to the patching tool. Please copy /auto/mgc-sqa/PATCHES/9.3.2/patch to the /opt/SW directory on your test platform before installing the patches (S9/P10).

Protocol patch CSCOnn010 resolves the following DDTS tickets:

Identifier

Severity

Component

Description

CSCea25951

2

mdl-callctrl

T38 fax calls fail VISM - EISUP - VISM.

CSCea11035

2

mdl-eisup

Echo on PSTN calls to CCM when conference calls are setup.

CSCuk41182

2

mdl-q761

ST: IOT test 2.9.6 fails PGW does not send APM.

CSCuk41185

2

mdl-q761

ST: PGW does not transit parameter compatibility inf. of some param.

CSCuk41232

2

mdl-q761

ST: PGW does not respond to CRGT (short form of ASN.1) with CRGA.

CSCuk41635

2

mdl-q761

ST: PGW does not transit short USI send for tmr 64K call.

CSCea41634

2

mdl-q767

PGW is not using configured timer T9 for Q767_BASE variant.

CSCuk40346

3

mdl-q761

ST: PGW sends Pre-Release during testcase IBC_V_1_7_2_7_b.

CSCea33813

3

mdl-sip

Secret numbers shown in SIP Diversion field.

CSCea14531

6

other

Overdecadic Digit Support for Finnish ISUP featurette.

CSCea43347

6

other

PCI & MCI Support for UK ISUP featurette.

This patch provides updates to all protocols.

Additional information:

•Patch CSCOnn009 is superseded by the fixes provided in patch CSCOnn010. The superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the patch.

•Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and system patches are needed.

•CSCea14531—Overdecadic Digit Support for Finnish ISUP featurette—this featurette extends the Finnish ISUP to add 32 digit and overdecadic digit (A-F) support.

•CSCea43347—PCI & MCI Support for UK ISUP featurette—this featurette enhances the UK ISUP featurette (on the PGW 2200) to support sending and receiving the Parameter Compatibility Information (PCI) and Message Compatibility Information (MCI).

CSCOnn009

Protocol patch CSCOnn009 resolves the following DDTS tickets:

Identifier

Severity

Component

Description

CSCea25635

2

mdl-connctrl

Echo control only set on originating leg of VISM PRI call.

CSCdz88349

2

mdl-eisup

PGW not sending S: rt to GW after receiving Signal parameter from HSI.

CSCea18611

3

mdl-analysis

BNationalPrefix and BInternationPrefix not functioning on SIP trnkg.

CSCdy10909

3

mdl-eisup

Cause value for ISUP to EISUP is not correct for interwork_unspecifi.

CSCuk40096

3

mdl-mgcp

ST: Hairpin calls should not request ft/mt tone detection.

CSCdz42801

3

mdl-q721

Waiting for RAN timer does not time out in 9.3(2).

CSCuk41233

3

mdl-q761

ST: PGW sets wrong value in message compatibility in APM for Ger.

CSCdy33095

6

mdl-eisup

HSI INFO Support featurette.

This patch provides updates to all protocols.

Additional information:

•Patch CSCOnn008 is superseded by the fixes provided in patch CSCOnn009. The superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the patch.

•Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and system patches are needed.

•CSCdy33095—HSI INFO Support featurette—This featurette implements the signal parameter for EISUP, which is used to carry tone information. The tone information is sent to the gateway to generate a ringback tone when instructed by HSI.

CSCOnn008

Protocol patch CSCOnn008 resolves the following DDTS tickets:

Identifier

Severity

Component

Description

CSCdz58513

2

mdl-sip

Unable to send BYE for out of seq contact with no user info.

CSCuk40343

3

mdl-q761

ST: PGW sends pre-release during testcase IBC_V_1_7_1_3.

CSCuk40344

3

mdl-q761

ST: Screening indicators are not valid for Calling Party number.

CSCuk40346

3

mdl-q761

ST: PGW sends pre-release during testcase IBC_V_1_7_2_7_b.

CSCdz83234

3

protocol

Israel ISUP:Overdecadic digits are not handled properly.

CSCea05987

3

protocol

Confusion message not sent when NRM is received in UK-ISUP.

This patch provides updates to the following:

•Q761 Protocol Suite

•ANSI Protocol Suite

•SIP Protocols

Additional information:

•Patch CSCOnn007 is superseded by the fixes provided in patch CSCOnn008. The superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the patch.

•Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and system patches are needed.

CSCOnn007

Protocol patch CSCOnn007 resolves the following DDTS tickets:

Identifier

Severity

Component

Description

CSCdz62275

1

mdl-q721

SSUTR2 IAM over eisup not working.

CSCuk39842

2

mdl-eisup

Can't call from HSI to EISUP trunk.

CSCdz60307

2

protocol

Israel ISUP: PGW should not send Invite message after receiving SUS.

CSCdz41709

3

protocol

In Israel ISUP in ACM called party should be ordinary_subscriber.

CSCdz60278

3

protocol

Israel ISUP:SIP-SS7 calls PGW should send 183 for ANM with no charge.

CSCdz39488

6

protocol

Overdecadic Digit Support for SSUTR2 featurette.

This patch provides updates to all protocols.

Additional information:

•Patch CSCOnn006 is superseded by the fixes provided in patch CSCOnn007. The superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the patch.

•Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and system patches are needed.

•CSCdz39488—Overdecadic Digit Support for SSUTR2 Featurette—overdecadic digit support for the SSUTR2 protocol.

CSCOnn006

Caution The fix required for CSCdz59496 has resulted in changes to the patch tool. Because the patch tool cannot be patched, you must copy the updated patch tool (provided with the standard installation) to the /opt/SW directory before installing patch CSCOnn006/CSCOgs005.

Protocol patch CSCOnn006 resolves the following DDTS tickets:

Identifier

Severity

Component

Description

CSCdz42291

2

mdl-btnup

Presentation Number NOA is not populated correctly for BTNUP.

CSCdz49149

2

mdl-btnup

PGW send incorrect presentation number with Overdecadic digits.

CSCdy19354

2

mdl-cdr

Maintenance circuit count is wrong in 4077 CDE.

CSCdz44435

2

mdl-q721

Tccr Timer is not run on COT failure for CTUP signaling.

CSCdz31112

2

mdl-sip

PGW process NULL as a valid value for AInternationalPrefix parameter.

CSCdz38418

2

protocol

Israel ISUP:PGW is releasing the call after sending INR.

CSCdy66249

3

ioccsip

Call disconnected without cause if CGPN = Diverted number.

CSCuk39166

3

mdl-analysis

INAP prepaid: Final charging contains empty REL timepoint field.

CSCdz32902

3

mdl-q761

sc2200: call rejected from ported number.

CSCuk39407

3

mdl-q761

ST: PGW sends Message in diagnostic of CFN for cause value 99.

This patch provides updates to all protocols.

Additional information:

•Patch CSCOnn005 is superseded by the fixes provided in patch CSCOnn006. The superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the patch.

•Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and system patches are needed.

CSCOnn005

Protocol patch CSCOnn005 resolves the following DDTS tickets:

Identifier

Severity

Component

Description

CSCdz30222

2

mdl-callctrl

If incoming COT failed the circuit becomes unavailable.

CSCdz35604

3

mdl-ni2

Wrong bearer capability ID is set in the setup message.

This patch provides updates to the following:

•lcm

•BELL_1268_C2

Additional information:

•Patch CSCOnn004 is superseded by the fixes provided in patch CSCOnn005. The superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the patch.

•Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and system patches are needed.

CSCOnn004

Protocol patch CSCOnn004 resolves the following DDTS tickets:

Identifier

Severity

Component

Description

CSCdz05682

1

mdl-sip

SIP calls fail due to SDP strings case sensitivity.

CSCdy80661

2

mdl-analysis

Incoming prefix number not removed.

CSCuk38688

2

mdl-callctrl

IP phone call to VISM PRI does not set echo in MGCP.

CSCuk37364

2

mdl-in

INAP prepaid: Apply Charging-Final Report missing data and bad format.

CSCdy66649

3

mdl-analysis

DataBaseAccessFail on Gen-Analysis when AOCEnabled=1.

CSCuk38893

3

mdl-analysis

CPCMOD resulttype will not function when derived from BDIGTREE.

CSCdz21891

3

mdl-callctrl

Scaling factor for ExpiryWarningToneDuration timer is incorrect.

CSCuk37427

3

mdl-in

INAP prepaid: No SCF resp to ODisc causes no Apply Charging Final rep.

CSCuk37403

3

sccp-tcap

INAP prepaid: Problems with handling incorrect message content from SCF.

This patch provides updates all protocols.

Additional information:

•Patch CSCOnn003 is superseded by the fixes provided in patch CSCOnn004. The superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the patch.

•Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and system patches are needed.

CSCOnn003

Caution The addition of the new protocol ISUPV2_ISRAEL (CSCdy26193) has caused changes in the CSCO40xxx.pkg, CSCO41xxx.pkg, and CSCO42xxx.pkg protocol packages. Because the patch tool cannot be patched, you must copy the updated patch tool (provided with the standard installation) to the /opt/SW directory before installing patch CSCOnn003/CSCOgs003.

Protocol patch CSCOnn003 resolves the following DDTS tickets:

Identifier

Severity

Component

Description

CSCdy54815

2

mdl-analysis

Bearer-Capability conversion index.

CSCdy81632

2

mdl-callctrl

BCM (Backward Charging Message) is not forwarded for Type B calls.

CSCuk38275

2

mdl-connctrl

CA notified DTMF relay fails on second digit exchange from GW.

CSCdy71790

2

mdl-eisup

CP_ERR_OBJ_PTR_IS_NULL for every h323-ss7 and h323-h323 calls.

CSCdy81658

2

mdl-q761

PGW is not sending CAM message after receiving TCM for Type A calls.

CSCdy81683

2

mdl-q761

PGW should stop sending BLO message after receiving local unblock.

CSCdy85539

2

mdl-q761

PGW releases the call if NOA of CPN is 77(Test Call) for Israel ISUP.

CSCdy85554

2

mdl-q761

Israel ISUP: PGW should not acknowledge for CGB with range value 31.

CSCuk38269

2

mdl-q761

ST: ISUPV2 POLISH Cause Indicator in CFN message has wrong length.

CSCuk38294

2

mdl-q761

ST: ISUPV2_POLISH fails test case Q.784 1.7.2.8.

CSCuk38776

2

mdl-q761

ST: Polish ISUP: Call with invalid CPN and f-digit is not released.

CSCuk38779

2

mdl-q761

ST: Polish ISUP: Test Q.784-1 5.2.1 fails w/ wrong cause. 31 expected.

CSCdy80163

2

mdl-sip

SS7 to SIP call does not go through when 302 contact is different.

CSCdy81673

3

mdl-q761

Israel ISUP call released with wrong cause code after T6 expiration.

CSCuk38268

3

mdl-q761

ST: ISUPV2_POLISH fails test case Q.784 1.7.1.6.

CSCdy85611

3

mdl-q761

Israel ISUP:PGW is not passing CPC value 10 (Transit Call)

CSCdz01532

3

protocol

INN field value sent in CPN should be 1 always for Israel ISUP.

CSCdz01562

3

protocol

PGW should pass spare CPC values transparently for Type B calls.

CSCdz10792

3

protocol

PGW is not determining Exchange Type properly for Israel ISUP.

CSCdz15022

3

protocol

Israel ISUP: PGW is sending wrong protocol name in PRN parameter.

CSCdy26193

6

other

Israeli ISUP Support on the PGW.

This patch provides updates all protocols.

Additional information:

•Patch CSCOnn002 is superseded by the fixes provided in patch CSCOnn003. The superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the patch.

•Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and system patches are needed.

CSCOnn002

Protocol patch CSCOnn002 resolves the following DDTS tickets:

Identifier

Severity

Component

Description

CSCdy86796

1

mdl-callctrl

Terminating call leg is missing in Standby after checkpointing.

CSCdy37631

2

engine

New time routing gets alarm: ANAL: TableFail_RouteHolTable.

CSCdy73966

2

mdl

IRI is dropped by Egress PGW.

CSCdy84821

2

mdl-callctrl

NAS pkg calls fail to connect using overlap on T7 timer expiry.

CSCuk37362

2

mdl-callctrl

INAP prepaid: Calls complete when SCP connection not IS rel on Ta3,T2.

CSCdy74239

3

mdl-callctrl

MGCP con not deleted - Rel not sent - CIC stuck.

CSCuk37282

6

ioccxgcp

NF: Disable MGCP-NTFY Response Timer to Allow VPDN Tunnel Support.

This patch provides updates all protocols.

Additional information:

•Patch CSCOnn001 is superseded by the fixes provided in patch CSCOnn002. The superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the patch.

•Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and system patches are needed.

CSCOnn001

Caution The new protocol ANSISS7_E1 (CSCdy20243) has been added to the CSCO10xxx.pkg protocol package. Because the patch tool cannot be patched, you must copy the updated patch tool (provided with the standard installation) to the /opt/SW directory before installing patch CSCOnn001/CSCOgs001.

Protocol patch CSCOnn001 resolves the following DDTS tickets:

Identifier

Severity

Component

Description

CSCdy59871

2

mdl-callctrl

INAP prepaid: Calls complete when SCP connection not IS rel on Ta3.

CSCdy61198

2

mdl-callctrl

Geographic Redundancy: Some calls are not checkpointed to standby PGW.

CSCuk36876

2

mdl-connctrl

The CRCX message is incorrect for T.38 Fax.

CSCdy20882

3

mdl-ansi-ss7

PGW does not handle spare bits in IAM correctly.

CSCdx71743

3

mdl-callcontext

Charge Band Number (CHB tag 4078) is not populated in CDR.

CSCdy30771

3

mdl-callctrl

ITU-CIC-Selection (glare).

CSCdy32666

3

mdl-callctrl

Incorrect REL cause code when terminating switch is unavailable.

CSCdy20243

6

other

NF: Support for ANSI E1s.

This patch provides updates all protocols.

Additional information:

•Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and system patches are needed.

CSCOgs054

Caution The patch install utility has been updated. You must copy the script (patch.sh) from http://www.cisco.com/cgi-bin/tablebuild.pl/mgc-932 to your /opt/SW directory before installing the patches.

System patch CSCOgs054 resolves the following DDTS tickets:

Identifier

Severity

Component

Description

CSCse93064

2

engine

prov-exp causes high CPU based on customer's config

This patch provides updates all protocols.

Additional information:

•Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and system patches are needed.

CSCOgs053

Caution The patch install utility has been updated. You must copy the script (patch.sh) from http://www.cisco.com/cgi-bin/tablebuild.pl/mgc-932 to your /opt/SW directory before installing the patches.

System patch CSCOgs053 resolves the following DDTS tickets:

Identifier

Severity

Component

Description

CSCse18162

3

engine

coredump found when SysConnectDataAccess set to false.

CSCse42861

3

engine

Routing table information becomes corrupted when adding more trnkgrps.

CSCse37883

4

mdl-tools

the sip-sip MDL trace in 9.3(2) can not simprint in less.

This patch provides updates to all modules.

Additional information:

•Patch CSCOgs052 is superseded by the fixes provided in patch CSCOgs053. The superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the patch.

•Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and system patches are needed.

CSCOgs052

Caution The patch install utility has been updated. You must copy the script (patch.sh) from http://www.cisco.com/cgi-bin/tablebuild.pl/mgc-932 to your /opt/SW directory before installing the patches.

System patch CSCOgs052 resolves the following DDTS tickets:

Identifier

Severity

Component

Description

CSCse19592

3

engine

Endless EFail messages from engine to mdl if ether link down.

CSCse18019

3

ioccc7

porting code from 9.5(2) to 9.3(2) for PGW coredump on cmHashListDelete.

This patch provides updates to all modules.

Additional information:

•Patch CSCOgs051 is superseded by the fixes provided in patch CSCOgs052. The superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the patch.

•Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and system patches are needed.

CSCOgs051

Note The patch install utility has been updated. You must copy the script from http://www.cisco.com/cgi-bin/tablebuild.pl/mgc-932 to the /opt/SW directory before installing the patches.

System patch CSCOgs051 resolves the following DDTS ticket:

Identifier

Severity

Component

Description

CSCse12574

3

mdl-sip

Gratuitous arp sent due to ethernet link flaps regardless of PGW status.

This patch provides updates to all modules.

Additional information:

•Patch CSCOgs050 is superseded by the fixes provided in patch CSCOgs051. The superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the patch.

•Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and system patches are needed.

CSCOgs050

Note The patch install utility has been updated. You must copy the script from http://www.cisco.com/cgi-bin/tablebuild.pl/mgc-932 to the /opt/SW directory before installing the patches.

System patch CSCOgs050 resolves the following DDTS tickets:

Identifier

Severity

Component

Description

CSCsc60354

3

sun

chk_inv failing.

CSCsc66392

3

engine

PGW sudden switchover due to busy call clean up.

This patch provides updates to the following:

•libcmg.so

•libcxn.so

•libeng.so

•librmg.so

•pom

•replicator

•mmSAgt

Additional information:

•Patch CSCOgs049 is superseded by the fixes provided in patch CSCOgs050. The superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the patch.

•Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and system patches are needed.

CSCOgs049

Note The patch install utility has been updated. You must copy the script from http://www.cisco.com/cgi-bin/tablebuild.pl/mgc-932 to the /opt/SW directory before installing the patches.

System patch CSCOgs049 resolves the following DDTS ticket:

Identifier

Severity

Component

Description

CSCsc20364

3

snmp

SNMP traps contain wrong component name after dynamic reconfig.

This patch provides updates to the following:

•sagt

Additional information:

•Patch CSCOgs048 is superseded by the fixes provided in patch CSCOgs049. The superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the patch.

•Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and system patches are needed.

•The chk_inv tool generates the following error after installing this patch. These errors are a display issue and do not impact system operation. The fix will be issued in the next 9.3(2) system patch.
Error: Checksums do not match...
Expected Checksum: libsa.so(3795774154, 279344)
Installed Checksum: /opt/CiscoMGC/lib/libsa.so(4101481512, 261816)
Error: Checksums do not match...
Expected Checksum: mmSAgt(1223290572, 670556)
Installed Checksum: /opt/CiscoMGC/bin/mmSAgt(2043983133, 671072)
Error: Checksums do not match...
Expected Checksum: sagt(3299509120, 655456)
Installed Checksum: /opt/CiscoMGC/bin/sagt(1605520159, 632748)
CSCOgs048

Note The patch install utility has been updated. You must copy the script from http://www.cisco.com/cgi-bin/tablebuild.pl/mgc-932 to the /opt/SW directory before installing the patches.

System patch CSCOgs048 resolves the following DDTS ticket:

Identifier

Severity

Component

Description

CSCsb67247

3

mdl-q767

SAM measurement not present in Q.767 due to Incorrect string.

This patch provides updates to the following:

•measCats.dat

•sagt

•mmSAgt

Additional information:

•Patch CSCOgs047 is superseded by the fixes provided in patch CSCOgs048. The superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the patch.

•Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and system patches are needed.

CSCOgs047

Note The patch install utility has been updated. You must copy the script from http://www.cisco.com/cgi-bin/tablebuild.pl/mgc-932 to the /opt/SW directory before installing the patches.

System patch CSCOgs047 resolves the following DDTS ticket:

Identifier

Severity

Component

Description

CSCsb49472

3

mdl-cdr

Invalid CDR records when OOS a trunk.

This patch provides updates to the following:

•librmg.so

Additional information:

•Patch CSCOgs046 is superseded by the fixes provided in patch CSCOgs047. The superseded patch is removed when using the patch utility script to install a newer version of the patch.

•Refer to the Patch Test Combinations section of this document to determine which protocol and system patches are needed.

CSCOgs046

Note The patch install utility has been updated. You must copy the script from http://www.cisco.com/cgi-bin/tablebuild.pl/mgc-932 to the /opt/SW directory before installing the patches.

System patch CSCOgs046 resolves the following DDTS ticket:

Identifier

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Contents

Introduction

Platform Support

Software Required

Required Swap Space

Host Hardware Requirements

Host Minimum Server Requirements

Media Gateway Hardware Requirements

Local Area Network Switch

Supported Features

Cisco MGC Management

Switching Protocols Supported

Related Documentation

Before Installation

After Installation

General Purpose Documents

Documentation Map

Installation Notes

Acquiring the Software

Installing and Upgrading the Software

Determining Which Protocol Patches/Families Are Installed On Your System

Determining Your System's Patch Level

New Features in This Release

Israeli ISUP

Support for ANSI 2000

Calling Party Number (CgPN) Incomplete Indicator

Netra 20+ and ce Ethernet PCI card support

PCI & MCI Support for UK ISUP

Overdecadic Digit Support for Finnish ISUP

Nigerian ISUP

Configurable Charge Number Change Request

CDR Enhancements for 1110 CDB Featurette

Remove Total Number of Dialplans Limitation Featurette

Global Screening Database Table

Overdecadics Support in SSUTR2 (Q767_RUSS)

New Log Types Window in Log Viewer

Configurable ISUP Timers

SIP to SIP Calling (Hairpinning)

Seamless Upgrade

Advice of Charge Support of the Charge Generation Point

H.323 Call Forwarding Support

Range Checking of Properties

New Package—CSCOga005.pkg

Improved SIP Failover Support

Dual CLI Interworking With VoIP Network (Switched)

Dual CLI Interworking With VoIP Network (Nailed)

Support for Individual Supervision Messages

Allow Multiple PCIs in All Protocols

Invite Without Session Description Protocol

Geographic Separation of Active and Standby MGC Hosts

Codec Selection

ISUP PCI and MCI Support

New Cause Code for Call Re-Attempts

Features Implemented in Release 9.3(1)T

NOA, Cause14, 32 and Overdecadic Digit Support for Spain/Italy/Belgium

NOA, Cause14, 32 and Overdecadic Digit Support for Spain

NOA, Cause14, 32 Digit Support for Sweden

Support for ANSI E1

Israel ISUP Support

Disable MGCP-NTFY Response Timer to Allow VPDN Tunnel Support

New Version of Times Ten Database Software

Option 1

Option 2

Solaris 8 Run Time Environment

Protocol File Rename

Advice Of Charge Support for India ISUP

Provisioning of Dual CLI

Software Inventory Control

Software Inventory Control Feature Modification

Route and Advance and Redirection on Cause Code

Circuit Reservation

MGCP Dial Package—Enhanced MGCP Controlled Hairpinning

Network Access Server (NAS) Package for MGC Protocol

INAP for Pre-Paid Services