Cisco Unified CallManager Device Package 6.0.1 (3116-1)
Release Notes
These Device Package release notes contain important
information about installation procedures and resolved caveats for Cisco
Unified CallManager Device Package release 6.0.1(3116-1).
1.
Note: Before you
install this
Determining the Software Version
Compatibility Matrix and Supported Upgrades
Important Notes & Recommendations
Resolved Caveats for Cisco Unified CallManager Device
Package
This Device Package includes the following resolved
DDTS’s:
Locale Installer for Cisco Unified CallManager
Cisco Product Security Overview
Reporting Security Problems in Cisco Products
Obtaining Technical Assistance
Cisco Technical Support Website
Definitions of Service Request Severity
Obtaining Additional Publications and Information
This document provides installation instructions
for this
2.
Note:
Failure to follow installation instructions as described may result in
inconsistent
Make sure that you install and configure this
release of
You can determine the version of
This
6.0(1) |
3.
Note: Review the Show/Software on the
4.
NOTE: Be aware that the release of
5. Endpoint firmware: http://www.cisco.com/cgi-bin/tablebuild.pl/ip-7900ser Endpoint documentation, including release notes: http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/voice/c_ipphon/english/
File |
MD5 |
cmterm-devicepack6.0.1.xxxx-x.cop.sgn |
5d:7f:f5:d4:f7:cd:af:91:0d:4f:dc:44:c8:a1:34:75 |
Cisco Unified CallManager Device Package
6.0.1(3116-1) includes the
following firmware versions:
Device-type |
Load-name |
Version |
3911_3951-sip |
3911_3951-sip.8-1-1b |
8.1(1.0) |
6608 |
6608-4.0.0.32-mgcp |
D00404000032.bin/D0054322.bin |
6608cfb |
6608cfb-4.0.0.03-sccp |
C00104000003.bin/C002E031.bin |
6608mtp |
6608mtp-4.0.0.06-sccp |
M00104000006.bin/M002E031.bin |
6624 |
6624-4.0.0.13-mgcp |
A00204000013.bin/A0034322.bin |
7902 |
7902-8.0.2-sccp |
8.0(2.0) |
7905 |
7905-8.0.1.1-sip |
8.0(1.1) |
7905 |
7905-8.0.3-sccp |
8.0(3.0) |
7910 |
7910-5.0.7.0-sccp |
5.0(7.0) |
7911_7906-sccp |
7911_7906-sccp.8-4-2 |
8.4(2.0) |
7911_7906-sip |
7911_7906-sip.8-4-2 |
8.4(2.0) |
7912 |
7912-8.0.1.1-sip |
8.0(1.1) |
7912 |
7912-8.0.3-sccp |
8.0(3.0) |
7914-sccp |
7914-sccp.5-0-4 |
5.0(4.0) |
7915 |
7915.1-0-2 |
1.0(2.0) |
7916 |
7916.1-0-2 |
1.0(2.0) |
7920-sccp |
7920-sccp.3-0-2 |
3.0(2.0) |
7921-sccp |
7921-sccp.1-2-1 |
1.2(1.0) |
7925-sccp |
7925-sccp.1-3-1 |
1.3(1.0) |
7931-sccp |
7931-sccp.8-4-2 |
8.4(2.0) |
7935-sccp |
7935-sccp.3-2-19 |
3.2(19.0) |
7936-sccp |
7936-sccp.3-3-16 |
3.3(16.0) |
7937-sccp |
7937-sccp.1-3-2 |
1.3(2.0) |
7940-7960 |
7940-7960-8.8.00-sip |
8.8(0.0) |
7940-7960-sccp |
7940-7960-sccp.8-0-10 |
8.0(10.0) |
7941_7961-sccp |
7941_7961-sccp.8-4-2 |
8.4(2.0) |
7941_7961-sip |
7941_7961-sip.8-4-2 |
8.4(2.0) |
7942_7962-sccp |
7942_7962-sccp.8-4-2 |
8.4(2.0) |
7942_7962-sip |
7942_7962-sip.8-4-2 |
8.4(2.0) |
7945_7965-sccp |
7945_7965-sccp.8-4-2 |
8.4(2.0) |
7945_7965-sip |
7945_7965-sip.8-4-2 |
8.4(2.0) |
7970_7971-sccp |
7970_7971-sccp.8-4-2 |
8.4(2.0) |
7970_7971-sip |
7970_7971-sip.8-4-2 |
8.4(2.0) |
7975-sccp |
7975-sccp.8-4-2 |
8.4(2.0) |
7975-sip |
7975-sip.8-4-2 |
8.4(2.0) |
7985 |
7985-4-1-7-0-sccp |
4.1(7.0) |
ata |
ata-3.2.3-sccp |
3.2(3.0) |
·
To minimize call-processing interruptions during the
upgrade process, make sure that all servers are running the same version of
·
Make sure that the servers are online before
you begin this Device Package installation.
6.
Note:
Procedure
NOTE: Apply this patch to all of your
When applying this Device Package to enable new
device support, a cluster-wide reboot is required for those devices to register
successfully. A clusterwide reboot IS NOT
required when running to update existing firmware/support.
For
7.
Note: In order to change the loads manually, you do NOT need to reinstall
this Device Package. The new files will be present in the TFTP folder. Go to CCMAdmin->Device->Device Settings->Device Defaults
and manually change the name of the load file (for specific device(s)) to the
new load and click UPDATE.
Note: If
you are rebooting the cluster, the next step does not need to be done.
8.
The
The Device Package cannot be uninstalled. However, you can change
the device defaults for devices you wish to roll back. From the
Log
File Information
The
system creates log files which may be viewed via the following process:
· Using Cisco Unified CallManager
Serviceability Real-Time Monitoring Tool, select Trace & Log Central\Remote
Browse\Install and Upgrade Logs.
· Using Cisco Unified CallManager
Serviceability Real-Time Monitoring Tool, select Trace & Log Central\Collect
Files\Install and Upgrade Logs.
· Using Cisco Unified CallManager
Serviceability Real-Time Monitoring Tool, select Trace & Log Central\Query
Wizard\Install and Upgrade Logs.
· Using Cisco Unified CallManager
Serviceability Real-Time Monitoring Tool, select Trace & Log
Central\Schedule Collection\Install and Upgrade Logs.
Unified CM 6.0.(1.3116-1) |
|
7985
-- Checkin new image 4.1.7 |
|
Update
Cisco 7921 & 7925 support files for Release 1.3.2 |
|
Adding
842 phone firmware |
|
7937
1.3(2) CUCM vob check in defect |
|
Adding
842 QED features |
|
Add
remote hold icon to 7914 |
Unified CM 6.0.(1.3114-1) |
|
Check-in
Cisco 7925 firmware version 1.3(1) to CUCM |
|
Checkin
8010 firmware into CUCM vob |
Unified CM 6.0.(1.3112-1) |
|
Update
7925 CSV & XML files for FCS |
Unified CM 6.0.(1.3111-1) |
|
Adding
Display Refresh Flicker Correction feature |
|
Adding
3rd Gen firmware 841SR1 to CUCM |
Unified CM 6.0(1.3109.1) |
|
Adding 841 to CUCM |
Unified CM 6.0(1.3108.1) |
|
Check-in |
|
Update 7921 support files for Release 1.2 |
Unified CM 6.0(1.3107.1) |
|
3.3(16) and 3.2(19) CCM vob
commit |
Unified CM 6.0(1.3106.1) |
|
7936 Restricted Access to the phones setting
menu QED Change |
|
|
|
Unified CM 6.0(1.3104.1) |
|
Add 7925 support files ( |
Unified CM 6.0.1.3103-1 |
|
7985- incorrrect
load302.txt file in 4.1(6) cop |
Unified CM 6.0.1.3102-1 |
|
Checkin 7985 4.1(6) copfiles
to all relevant UCM branches |
Unified CM 6.0.1.3101-1 |
|
Adding 835 phone firmware to CUCM |
Unified CM 6.0.1.2136-1 |
|
Merge 794060 SCCP phone load 8090 to
CallManager branch |
Unified CM 6.0.1.2135-1 |
|
7937 121 CUCM vob
check in defect |
|
Need to add devices for CTS500 CTS1000
CTS3000 CTS3200 |
Unified CM 6.0.1.2134-2 |
|
Locale not displayed properly after changing
from Japanese to English 6.0.1.2132-1 |
|
Device Package installation reliabilty
enhancements |
|
Adding 834SR1 phone firmware to CUCM |
|
Remove the User Guide download link for
Phones without 5x User Guides |
Unified CM 6.0.1.2131-1 |
|
7937 111 CUCM vob
check in defect |
Unified CM 6.0.1.2127-1 |
|
Check-in |
Unified CM 6.0.1.2125-1 |
|
Update 7921 |
Unified CM 6.0.1.2124-1 |
|
E1 Port on WS6608 542 not replying to
external ping ICMP packets |
Unified CM 6.0.1.2121-1 |
|
Check-in |
|
3911 CLI command shows wrong network locale
information |
Unified CM 6.0.1.2119-1 |
|
7911 LCD glimmer flicker when neon light is
on |
Unified CM 6.0.1.2118-1 |
|
7985-Need to checkin cmterm_7985.4-1-5-0.bin
to all relevant UCM branc |
|
CCMUser user guide
missing for 7931 |
Unified CM 6.0.1.2117-1 |
|
Adding 833Sr2 to all UCM builds |
|
Ehook CCM Feature
Description uses Ehook term |
Unified CM 6.0.1.2115-1 |
|
Removing eHook
feature from 11/06, 31, 41/61 and 70/71 phone models |
|
Adding 833 features |
Unified CM 6.0.1.2113-1 |
|
Adding 833 to CUCM |
Unified CM 6.0.1.2112-1 |
|
Checkin enabler of 3911 in CM branches |
|
7985 Can not disable advertisement of g.722
codec |
Unified CM 6.0.1.2109-1 |
|
KeepAlive interval
with CM6608 CFBMTP resources |
Unified CM 6.0.1.2108-1 |
|
Check-in |
|
Update the QED setting for the 7937 phone
guide |
|
Extra button templates are displayed for
7937 |
Unified CM 6.0.1.2107-1 |
|
Check in 794060 SIP P0S308800 COP files to Clearcase for Linux CCM |
|
Update English locale Files into the CCM
branches for 833 release |
|
Checkin F |
Unified CM 6.0.1.2106-1 |
|
3911 enabler display errors on CCMAdmin page |
|
6608 T1 resets due to bugtrap
|
Unified CM 6.0.1.2105-1 |
|
Check in new phone firmware (41,45,61,65,75)
to CallManager |
Unified CM 6.0.1.2104-1 |
|
Missing SCCP term in 7911 Phone Button
Template in SD 50151366 |
Unified CM 6.0.1.2103-1 |
|
Lowdown MR 802 needs to be checked in CUCM
Branches |
|
multiple issue after upgrade to 335sr2b |
|
7970 plays loud comfortable noise when using
G.729 codec |
Unified CM 6.0.1.1103-1 |
|
Product Specific Configuration Layout
missing for 3951 |
Unified CM 6.0.1.1102-1 |
|
Enable New Model phones(41,45,61,65,75) to appear in CUCM Admin Pages |
|
Check in 7935 3217 COP files to clearcase for SD CCM |
|
790611 display square symbol when the Caller
ID too long |
|
Phone does not display full status message
when registration fails |
|
Installing devpack51121041 on 51110002 doesnt update all loads |
Unified CM 6.0.1.1101-5 |
|
Commit 806 firmware to CCM VOB |
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