Cisco CallManager Device Pack 5.1.3.6104-1

MD5: d0:30:20:3a:94:92:4b:8a:c7:51:81:b9:0b:a8:dd:c0

Firmware Versions

Cisco Unified CallManager Device Package 5.1.3(6104-1) includes the following firmware versions:

Device-type	Load-name	Version
3911_3951-sip	3911_3951-sip.8-1-2	8.1(2.0)
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	7905-8.0.2-sccp	8.0(2.0)
7910	7910-5.0.7.0-sccp	5.0(7.0)
7911_7906-sccp	7911_7906-sccp.8-4-4	8.4(4.0)
7911_7906-sip	7911_7906-sip.8-4-4	8.4(4.0)
7912	7912-8.0.1.1-sip	8.0(1.1)
7912	7912-8.0.2-sccp	8.0(2.0)
7914-sccp	7914-sccp.5-0-4	5.0(4.0)
7915	7915.1-0-3	1.0(3.0)
7916	7916.1-0-3	1.0(3.0)
7920-sccp	7920-sccp.3-0-2	3.0(2.0)
7921-sccp	7921-sccp.1-3-2	1.3(2.0)
7925-sccp	7925-sccp.1-3-2	1.3(2.0)
7931-sccp	7931-sccp.8-4-4	8.4(4.0)
7935-sccp	7935-sccp.3-2-19	3.2(19.0)
7936-sccp	7936-sccp.3-3-20	3.3(20.0)
7937-sccp	7937-sccp.1-3-3	1.3(3.0)
7940-7960	7940-7960-8.11.00-sip	8.11(0.0)
7940-7960-sccp	7940-7960-sccp.8-1-1	8.1(1.0)
7941_7961-sccp	7941_7961-sccp.8-4-4	8.4(4.0)
7941_7961-sip	7941_7961-sip.8-4-4	8.4(4.0)
7942_7962-sccp	7942_7962-sccp.8-4-4	8.4(4.0)
7942_7962-sip	7942_7962-sip.8-4-4	8.4(4.0)
7945_7965-sccp	7945_7965-sccp.8-4-4	8.4(4.0)
7945_7965-sip	7945_7965-sip.8-4-4	8.4(4.0)
7970_7971-sccp	7970_7971-sccp.8-4-4	8.4(4.0)
7970_7971-sip	7970_7971-sip.8-4-4	8.4(4.0)
7975-sccp	7975-sccp.8-4-4	8.4(4.0)
7975-sip	7975-sip.8-4-4	8.4(4.0)
7985	7985-4-1-7-0-sccp	4.1(7.0)
ata	ata-3.2.4-sccp	3.2(4.0)

Important Notes & Recommendations

Cisco provides the following guidance to help you successfully install and/or upgrade Cisco Unified CallManager software:

Cisco highly recommends that you upgrade all servers in the cluster sequentially, beginning with the publisher, followed by the TFTP server, if applicable, to the same version of Cisco Unified CallManager software; otherwise call-processing interruptions may occur.

The Software Installer is located on the Cisco Unified OS Administration web page.

· To minimize call-processing interruptions during the upgrade process, make sure that all servers are running the same version of Cisco Unified CallManager software before beginning this upgrade.

· Make sure that the servers are online before you begin this Device Package installation.

Installation Instructions

6. Note: Cisco recommends that you apply this Device Package during a maintenance window.

Procedure

NOTE: Apply this patch to all of your Cisco Unified CallManager servers, beginning with the publisher server and TFTP server.

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 Cisco Unified CallManager 5.1, you must do all software installations and upgrades by using the Software Upgrades menu options. The system can upload and process only software that Cisco Systems approved. You cannot install or use third-party or Windows-based software applications that you may have been using with a previous version of Cisco Unified CallManager with Cisco Unified CallManager 5.1.

Using your web browser, login to the Cisco Unified Communications Operating System Administration web page
Under the Software Upgrades menu, select Install/Upgrade.
Fill in the appropriate values in the Software Location section for the file you downloaded above, and click Next.
In the Available Software drop-down box, select the file you downloaded above, and click Next.
After validating the MD5 has the correct value, click Next.
In the Warning box, verify you have selected the correct firmware, then click Install.
Check that you received a Success message.

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 Cisco TFTP service now must be stopped and restarted on the TFTP server, then reset the affected devices for them to upgrade to the new load.

Uninstallation Instructions

The Device Package cannot be uninstalled. However, you can change the device defaults for devices you wish to roll back. From the Cisco Unified CallManager Administration page go to System/Device/Device Settings/Device Defaults and set the devices that were changed previously back to their previous firmware setting. Select update, and then reset those devices.

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.

Resolved Caveats for Cisco Unified CallManager Device Package

List of Fixes in this 5.1.3(6104-1) Dev Pack:

5.1.(3.6104-1)
CSCsy11594	Check-in ATA SCCP firmware version 3.2(4) to CUCM
CSCsx95854	844 QED files check in

5.1.(3.6103-1)
CSCsx78869	Checkin SCCP 811 79407960 firmware into callmanager
CSCsx77169	7937 1.3(3) CUCM vob check in defect
CSCsx61568	Check in 794060 SIP P0S3081100 COP files to Clearcase for Linux CCM
CSCsx33219	Check-in Cisco 7921 firmware version 1.3(2) to CUCM
CSCsx24660	7921 not updating phone load during ES install

5.1.(3.6102-1)
CSCsx61568	Check in 794060 SIP P0S3081100 COP files to Clearcase for Linux CCM
CSCsx33219	Check-in Cisco 7921 firmware version 1.3(2) to CUCM
CSCsx24660	7921 not updating phone load during ES install

5.1.(3.6101-1)
CSCsx32939	7940s and 7960s cannot register with the 810 SIP phone load
CSCsw93549	Error in IP Phone Rules file causes sidecar to not register to CUCM

5.1.(3.5107-2)
CSCsx07749	Check in 794060 SIP P0S3081000 COP files to Clearcase for Linux CCM
CSCsl40930	SWTno secure tone defination in g3tonesxml file

5.1.(3.5106-1)
CSCsw75560	7936 3.3(20) CUCM vob check in defect

5.1.(3.5105-1)
CSCsw46265	7985 -- Checkin new image 4.1.7 to CUCM branches
CSCsw29444	Update Cisco 7921 & 7925 support files for Release 1.3.2

5.1.(3.5104-1)
CSCsw19747	Adding 842 phone firmware
CSCsv95094	Adding 7937 1.3(2) CUCM vob check in
CSCsv95048	Adding 842 QED features

5.1.(3.5103-1)
CSCsv85041	Checking in bkem(7916/7915) 1-0-3 firmware
CSCsq03001	Add remote hold icon to 7914

5.1.(3.5102-1)
CSCsv40261	Check-in Cisco 7925 firmware version 1.3(1) to CUCM
CSCsv32384	Checkin 8010 firmware into CUCM vob

5.1.(3.4114-2)
CSCsu83049	Update 7925 CSV & XML files for FCS

5.1.(3.4113-1)
CSCsu42322	Adding Display Refresh Flicker Correction feature

5.1.(3.4112-1)
CSCsu42357	7915 102 check in again
CSCsu42286	Adding 3rd Gen firmware 841SR1 to CUCM

5.1.(3.4108-1)
CSCsr96709	Adding 841 to CUCM

5.1.(3.4107-1)
CSCsr78254	Check-in Cisco 7921 firmware version 1.2(1) to CUCM
CSCsr74486	Update 7921 support files for Release 1.2

5.1.(3.4106-1)
CSCsd13241	7970 JPN half width katakana help shown when menu items are followed

5.1.(3.4105-1)
CSCsr54047	3.3(16) and 3.2(19) CCM vob commit
CSCsr47975	Checking in bkem7916 102SR1 firmware

5.1.(3.4102.1)
CSCsr02071	7936 Restricted Access to the phones setting menu QED Change

5.1(3.4101.1)
CSCsq91293	Checkin phone load 8.1(2) in CM Branches

5.1(3.3105.1)
CSCsq71668	Add 7925 support files (CSV, XML, GIF) to CUCM

5.1(3.3103.1)
CSCsq48617	7985- incorrrect load302.txt file in 4.1(6) cop

5.1(3.3101.1)
CSCsq17955	Checkin 7985 4.1(6) copfiles to all relevant UCM branches
CSCsh87381	6608 Fix help file URL for CCM 60

5.1.3.2117-1
CSCsq01290	Adding 835 phone firmware to CUCM
CSCso11155	Remove the User Guide download link for 7936

5.1.3.2113-1
CSCso71234	Merge 794060 SCCP phone load 8090 to CallManager branch

5.1.3.2112-1
CSCso60580	7937 121 CUCM vob check in defect
CSCso40251	No Peer Firmware Sharing field for 7975/7965 in CUCM ES 5.1.2.3127-1

5.1.3.2111-1
CSCso45110	Locale not displayed properly after changing from Japanese to English

5.1.3.2109-1
CSCso11162	Remove User Guide download for 7921 for CM versions without User Guides

5.1.3.2107-1
CSCso10130	Device Package installation reliabilty enhancements
CSCso03267	Remove the User Guide download link for Phones without 5x User Guides
CSCsm82741	device definition files need to be checked in

5.1.3.2106-1
CSCso05118	Adding 8.3(4)SR1 phone firmware to CUCM

5.1.3.2105-1
CSCsm91430	7937 111 CUCM vob check in defect

5.1.3.2102-1
CSCsm49041	Check-in Cisco 7921 firmware version 1.1(1) to CallManager
CSCsj18895	PLKs on 83 phones have labels when talking to pre60 CCM

5.1.3.1114-1
CSCsm13605	Update 7921 CSV and XML files for Release 1.1 FCS

5.1.3.1113-1
CSCsl65408	E1 Port on WS6608 542 not replying to external ping ICMP packets

5.1.3.1111-1
CSCsl82891	Check-in Cisco 7921 firmware version 1.0(5) to CallManager
CSCsl07792	3911 CLI command shows wrong network locale information

5.1.3.1109-1
CSCsl54578	7985-Need to checkin cmterm_7985.4-1-5-0.bin to all relevant CUCM branch

5.1.3.1108-1
CSCsk17414	7911 LCD glimmer flicker when neon light is on

5.1.3.1107-1
CSCsl37601	Adding 833Sr2 to all CUCM builds
CSCsl30824	Removing eHook feature from 1106 31 4161 and 7071 phone models

5.1.3.1104-1
CSCsl03211	Adding 833 to CUCM
CSCsl03191	Adding 833 features
CSCsk60093	Update the QED setting for the 7937 phone guide
CSCsk48211	Extra button templates are displayed for 7937

5.1.3.1103-2
CSCsk99823	Offcluster HTTP Requests Do Not Close Connection
CSCsk70885	Faststart used with CTI RP can cause mediaexchange to fail
CSCsi00741	MN User cannot remove MP credentials

5.1.3.1103-1
CSCsk90299	Checkin enabler of 3911 in CM branches
CSCsi96604	7985 Can not disable advertisement of g.722 codec
CSCsg66279	Call Manager changes MGCP call ID value from CRCX to MDCX for same call

5.1.3.1102-1
CSCsk60991	Check-in Cisco 7921 firmware version 1.0(4) to CallManager
CSCsk37353	Loosing words in ibutton help when wrapping text

5.1.3.1101-1
CSCsk15356	KeepAlive interval with CM6608 CFBMTP resources

Locale Installer for Cisco Unified CallManager

For optimal performance, be sure that you use the Cisco Unified CallManager Locale Installer that is specific to the version of Cisco Unified CallManager that you use. Be aware that all phrases may not display in the desired locale when you upgrade to a different version of Cisco Unified CallManager. Refer to the readme file that is posted with the Cisco Unified CallManager Locale Installer software on the following URL for the complete list of supported languages: http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/voice/c_callmg/locinst/index.htm.

Each release of Cisco Unified CallManager may support a different number of locales. The full suite of Locale Installers that work with each applicable version of Cisco Unified CallManager can be found on http://www.cisco.com after the English version becomes available. You can download the Locale Installers for all languages that are supported with Cisco Unified CallManager from the following location: http://www.cisco.com/kobayashi/sw-center/telephony/callmgr/locale-installer.shtml.

9. Note: When using locales, Cisco recommends that you wait until the locale installer that specifically supports the version of Cisco Unified CallManager that you use becomes available before you upgrade your system. Because some incompatibilities may exist between releases, be sure to only use the locale installer that specifically supports your version of Cisco Unified CallManager.

Obtaining Documentation

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Cisco.com

You can access the most current Cisco documentation at this URL:

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You can access international Cisco websites at this URL:

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For additional information about Cisco Unified CallManager, refer to the following documentation:

To access the documentation suite for voice products, navigate to the following URL: http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/voice/.

To access the latest software upgrades and related documentation for
Cisco Unified CallManager, navigate to the following URL and then choose the applicable version: http://www.cisco.com/kobayashi/sw-center/sw-voice.shtml.

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System Requirements

Determining the Software Version

Compatibility Matrix and Supported Upgrades