May 11, 2006
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Products Affected
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Products Affected |
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Cisco Collaboration Server - 5.0, with the most up to date Service Release |
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Cisco eMail Manager - 5.0, with the most up to date Service Release |
Problem Description
On October 18, 2005, January 17, 2006 and April 18, 2006, Oracle released the following security updates respectively:
Critical Patch Update October 2005 (Metalink ID 333953.1)
Critical Patch Update January 2006 (Metalink ID 343382.1)
Critical Patch Update April 2006 (Metalink ID 360044.1)
Affected Supported Software:
- Oracle9i Database Server Release 2, versions 9.2.0.6
The following links contains information on fixes, updates, and workarounds.
Oracle Critical Patch Update October 2005
Oracle Critical Patch Update - October 2005 or
Oracle Critical Patch Update January 2006
Oracle Critical Patch Update - January 2006 or
Oracle Critical Patch Update April 2006
Oracle Critical Patch Update - April 2006 or
Database Server Patches Needed:
Oracle 9i
Windows 32-bit: 4579093, 4751261.
Background
Cisco evaluates third party security notices and updates for potential impact to Cisco Contact Center products.
The qualification process results in one of four categorical ratings being applied to a given update: Impacting, Not Impacting, Deferred, or Not Applicable.
The four ratings are defined in the Cisco Customer Contact Software Policy for use of Third-Party Software and Security Updates document.
For the security updates listed in Problem Description section of this bulletin, Cisco has assigned the updates to the following categories:
Impacting
CPUOCT2005, CPUJAN2006, CPUAPR2006
Refer to the Oracle Database Server Risk Matrix for Critical Patch Update : July 2005, which may be found at MetaLink Note 333953.1, MetaLink Note 343382.1 and MetaLink Note 360044.1, for more details on the extent of the vulnerabilities this critical update addresses.
Customers should follow Oracle's guidelines regarding when and how they should apply this update.
Refer to the Oracle Critical Patch Updates and Security Alerts website for full details of the potential exposure from this update.
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Product |
Patch |
Version(s) |
Tested (Y/I*) |
Components Tested (All or Specific) |
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CEM & CCS |
CPUAPR2006 |
5.0 |
I |
All |
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CEM & CCS |
CPUJAN2006 |
5.0 |
Y |
All |
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CEM & CCS |
CPUOCT2005 |
5.0 |
Y |
All |
* Testing Disposition
I - In Progress (indicating that testing is in progress and will be updated when complete)
Y - Yes (tested)
NA - Not Applicable (none of the security updates are being tested because of a 'Not Applicable' or 'Deferred' assessment)
Problem Symptoms
It is important to point out that Cisco Contact Center Support has not had any cases pertaining to this vulnerability recorded from our customer base as of May 4, 2006.
Workaround/Solution
Cisco has assessed, and where deemed appropriate, validated the Oracle security patches addressed in this bulletin. Deferred security updates will be folded in to regression testing of the listed products' next service release or major release whichever comes first.
Cisco recommends that Contact Center customers separately assess all security patches released by Oracle and install those deemed appropriate for their environments.
Cisco will continue to provide a service of separately assessing and where necessary, validating higher severity security patches that may be relevant to the Contact Center Enterprise software products.
Visit Oracle's MetaLink website to acquire the fixes. Keep in mind that you should download the appropriate fixes based on the version of the operating system deployed in your environment and revision level.
Revision History
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Revision |
Date |
Comment |
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1.0 |
11-MAY-2006 |
Initial Public Release |
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