This document contains information on installing software, new and changed support, new and changed functionality, and resolved defects. This Engineering Special (ES) requires Cisco Unity 5.0(1). On systems using failover the Engineering Special must be installed on both the primary and secondary Cisco Unity servers. As this is a cumulative Engineering Special, you do not need to remove previous Engineering Specials before installing this Engineering Special. In addition to the defects resolved in this Engineering Special, the defects fixed in the following Engineering Specials have been rolled-up into this Engineering Special:
ES85, ES84, ES83, ES82, ES81, ES80, ES78, ES76, ES75, ES74, ES73, ES72, ES71, ES70, ES69, ES68, ES67, ES66, ES65, ES64, ES63, ES53, ES50, ES49, ES48, ES45, ES44, ES43, ES42, ES41, ES40, ES39, ES38, ES35, ES34, ES33, ES32, ES31, ES30, ES27, ES26, ES25, ES24, ES23, ES22, ES21, ES20, ES19, ES18, ES17, ES16, ES15, ES14, ES13, ES9, ES7, ES4, ES3, ES2, ES1
A complete list of defects resolved in this Engineering Special can be found in
the Resolved Defects section.
This document This document contains information on installing software, new and changed support, new and changed functionality, and resolved defects for Cisco Unity5.0(1).
Applying this engineering special allows Cisco Unity to support:
Cisco Unity 5.0 ES 85 and later supports Microsoft Exchange 2010 as the message
store for voice messages or as a partner.
NOTE: If you want
to use Microsoft Exchange 2010 as the message store for Cisco Unity voice
messages or as the partner Exchange server, you must follow the applicable
procedures in the "Using Microsoft Exchange 2010 with Cisco Unity"
document, available at Cisco
Connection Online (CCO), or Cisco Unity will not function properly. Read
the document before you install Cisco Unity into an environment that includes
Exchange 2010, or before you add Microsoft Exchange 2010 to the Microsoft
Exchange environment for an existing Cisco Unity server.
Cisco Unity 5.0 ES 75 and later supports Microsoft Exchange
2007.
Cisco Unity 5.0 ES 75 and later supports the Cisco Unity server can be a member
server in an Active Directory 2008 domain.
Cisco Unity 5.0 ES 68 and later allows support for Lotus Notes 8.x on the Cisco
Unity server.
NOTE: If you want
to use Lotus Notes 8.x you must follow the applicable procedures in the Refer
to the Release Notes on Cisco
Connection Online (CCO) for 5.0(1) and 5.0(1a), section titled Installation
Guide for Cisco Unity Release 5.x with IBM Lotus Domino: Installing and Configuring
Cisco Unity Software The instructions and neccessary files to install in your
system to support Lotus Notes 8.x on the Cisco Unity server will be found here.
This Engineering Special
supports the following languages: ENU.
Although optional, we
recommend that you do the procedures in this section before installing the
Engineering Special.
Attempting
to install this ES on a system where it’s already installed can lead to
issues whereby it is no longer possible to rollback the ES. If you need to
reinstall this engineering special, please follow the uninstall process first.
Before you install the Engineering Special, we recommend that you run the DbWalker utility to check the consistency of the Cisco Unity database. Running DbWalker fixes most minor errors automatically and flags any major errors. On a system with a few hundred subscribers, running DbWalker takes only a few minutes. However, on a large system, running DbWalker may take several hours. The duration depends on the speed of the processor, the amount of RAM in the server, the number of calls that Cisco Unity is taking, and other variables. We also recommend that you back up Cisco Unity data by using the Disaster Recovery Backup tool. Running the tool takes only a few minutes, and having a DiRT backup allows you to restore Cisco Unity data, if necessary.
If Cisco Unity failover is configured, do this procedure on
the primary server.
If you choose to back up messages as well as Cisco Unity data in the next procedure, backing up takes longer, the size of the backup is significantly larger, and the account with which you log on to Windows requires additional permissions. Refer to DiRT Help for detailed information.
If Cisco Unity failover is configured, do this procedure on
the secondary server.
This section contains
instructions for installing the Engineering Special on a Cisco Unity server
that does not have failover configured. We recommend that you install the Engineering
Special when phone traffic is light, for example, after business hours. Attempting to install this ES on a system
where it’s already installed can lead to issues whereby it is no longer
possible to rollback the ES. If you need to reinstall this engineering special,
please follow the uninstall process first.
The CU5.0(1)_CumulativeMandatoryPatches.exe
MUST be installed on systems which have languages other than ENU
installed. To install, go to the \Commserver\Engineering
Special Patches folder and double-click the file CU5.0(1)_CumulativeMandatoryPatches.exe
and extract the contents to the \Commserver\Engineering
Special Patches folder on the Cisco Unity server. Files extracted to
this location are:
o
ARA.zip
o
CAT.zip
o
CHS.zip
o
CHT.zip
o
CSY.zip
o
CYM.zip
o
DAN.zip
o
DEU.zip
o
ENA.zip
o
ENC.zip
o
ENG.zip
o
ENX.zip
o
ENZ.zip
o
ESO.zip
o
ESP.zip
o
FRA.zip
o
FRC.zip
o
HUN.zip
o
ITA.zip
o
JPN.zip
o
KOR.zip
o
NLB.zip
o
NLD.zip
o
NOR.zip
o
PLK.zip
o
PTB.zip
o
PTG.zip
o
RUS.zip
o
SVE.zip
o
ZHH.zip
For each non-ENU language installed on the Cisco Unity server, the following
MUST be performed:
NOTE:
Applying a language patch on a Cisco Unity server where that language is not
installed will generate phrase server errors and possibly lead to system
stability issues. To determine which languages have ben installed for your
Cisco Unity system, do the following:
Applies to defects: CSCsq01991,
CSCsq33131, CSCsu36173, CSCsr52341, CSCso65982, CSCso77907, CSCso77273,
CSCsg07329, CSCsj80282.
Engineering Solution for defect CSCsq01991, is available for these non-ENU
languages: ARA, CAT, CHS, CHT, CYM, CSY, DAN, DEU, ENA, ENC, ENG, ENZ, ESO,
ESP, FRA, FRC, HUN, ITA, JPN, KOR, NLB, NLD, NOR, PLK, PTB, PTG, RUS, SVE, ZHH.
Engineering solution for defect CSCso77907 is available for these non-ENU
languages: ARA, CHS, CHT, CSY, DAN, DEU, ENA, ENC, ENG, ENZ, ESO, ESP, FRA,
FRC, HUN, ITA, JPN, KOR, NLB, NLD, NOR, PLK, PTB, PTG, RUS, SVE, ZHH.
Engineering solutions for defects CSCsq01991 and CSCso65982 are available for
these non-ENU languages: DEU, FRA, and JPN.
Engineering solution for defects CSCsj80282, CSCsu36173, CSCso77273, and
CSCsg07329 are available for this non-ENU language: JPN.
The CU5.0(1)_CumulativeOptionalPatches.exe
should ONLY be installed on systems which are experiencing the
specific issues resolved by a patch. To install, go to the \Commserver\Engineering Special Patches
folder and double-click the file CU5.0(1)_CumulativeOptionalPatches.exe
and extract the contents to the \Commserver\Engineering
Special Patches folder on the Cisco Unity server. Files will be
extracted to these locations:
This patch is applicable for
Cisco Unity systems where ENZ language installed. It resolves the issue where
users were not being for a user id when an invalid password is entered. To
install, follow the instructions specified in the file CiscoUnity_5.0(1)_NZ_Localized_For_CSCsd16651_ReadMe.html,
located in the \Commserver\Engineering
Special Patches\Optional Patches\Patch 91 folder.
Applies to defect: CSCsd16651
This patch is applicable for
Cisco Unity systems that end up with missing stored procedures after applying
an engineering solution for defect CSCsr86345, introduced in 5.0(1)ES56, and not corrected until 5.0(1)ES65. This may cause a
Cisco Unity system ending up in a non-operational state. To install, follow the
instructions specified in the file CiscoUnity_5.0(1)_Patch124_ReadMe.html, located in the \Commserver\Engineering Special Patches\Optional
Patches\Patch 112 folder.
Applies to defects: CSCsv24693,
CSCsv99163
This patch is applicable for
Cisco Unity systems integrated with Blackberry server. It resolves the issue
where the Cisco Unity Blackberry plug-in formats the subject such that only the
number of the person that left the message is displayed. To install, follow the
instructions specified in the file CSCsu77059_ReadMe.html,
located in the \Commserver\Engineering
Special Patches\Optional Patches\Patch 116 folder.
Applies to defect: CSCsu77059
This patch is applicable for
Cisco Unity systems experiencing issues with secure messages. It resolves the
issue where Messages created while the Secondary Cisco Unity server is active
will expire sooner than expected. For example, if the period of failover was 20
days, and the aging time was set to 30 days, messages sent on the 20th day will
expire in 10 days instead of 30. To install, follow the instructions specified
in the file CSCsu77059_ReadMe.html,
located in the \Commserver\Engineering
Special Patches\Optional Patches\Patch 124 folder.
Applies to defect: CSCsv13509
This patch
is MANDATORY for Cisco Unity
systems where Microsoft Exchange is the Cisco Unity mailstore and where Cisco
Unity 5.0(1)ES85 has been installed. Installing 5.0(1)ES85 may cause a Cisco Unity system to end up with
corrupted Microsoft Exchange search folders. The result for end users can be
incorrect message counts being presented to subscribers when they log in to
check their messages. To install non-Cisco
Unity Patch 138, follow the instructions specified in the file CiscoUnity_5.0(1)_Patch138_ReadMe.html,
located in the \Commserver\Engineering
Special Patches\Optional Patches\Patch 138 folder. The problem
introduced by 5.0(1)ES85 is corrected by 5.0(1)ES86
and higher 5.0(1) cumulative engineering specials. However, installing Patch
138 is required after first upgrading from Cisco Unity 5.0(1)ES85
to Cisco Unity 5.0(1)ES86 or higher, in order to clean up any Microsoft
Exchange search folders which may have been corrupted.
Applies to defects:
CSCsi10964, CSCth16029.
NOTE:
This section has instructions for installing the Engineering Special
when the Cisco Unity servers are configured for failover. Although these steps
minimize the time that Cisco Unity is unable to take calls, we recommend that
you install the Engineering Special when phone traffic is light, for example,
after business hours. Attempting to install this ES on a system where
it’s already installed can lead to issues whereby it is no longer
possible to rollback the ES. If you need to reinstall this engineering special,
please follow the uninstall process first.
The following steps assume
that the primary is the active server, and the secondary is the inactive server.
The general approach to the procedure is:
NOTE: When Cisco Unity and the phone system use a T1 line and voice cards for voice connections (supported on Microsoft Windows 2000 only), the phone system cannot send calls to the secondary server after failover occurs until you stop Cisco Unity and the Dialogic service on the primary. Similarly, after the secondary server is active and receiving calls and failback occurs, the phone system cannot send calls to the primary server until you restart the Dialogic service. For more information refer to the Failover Configuration and Administration Guides, section on T1 Integrations on voice cards, applicable to your version of Cisco Unity.
The CU5.0(1)_CumulativeMandatoryPatches.exe
MUST be installed on systems which have languages other than ENU
installed. To install, go to the \Commserver\Engineering
Special Patches folder and double-click the file CU5.0(1)_CumulativeMandatoryPatches.exe
and extract the contents to the \Commserver\Engineering
Special Patches folder on the Cisco Unity server. Files extracted to
this location are:
o
ARA.zip
o
CAT.zip
o
CHS.zip
o
CHT.zip
o
CSY.zip
o
CYM.zip
o
DAN.zip
o
DEU.zip
o
ENA.zip
o
ENC.zip
o
ENG.zip
o
ENX.zip
o
ENZ.zip
o
ESO.zip
o
ESP.zip
o
FRA.zip
o
FRC.zip
o
HUN.zip
o
ITA.zip
o
JPN.zip
o
KOR.zip
o
NLB.zip
o
NLD.zip
o
NOR.zip
o
PLK.zip
o
PTB.zip
o
PTG.zip
o
RUS.zip
o
SVE.zip
o
ZHH.zip
For each non-ENU language installed on the Cisco Unity server, the following
MUST be performed:
NOTE:
Applying a language patch on a Cisco Unity server where that language is not
installed will generate phrase server errors and possibly lead to system
stability issues. To determine which languages have ben installed for your
Cisco Unity system, do the following:
Applies to defects: CSCsq01991,
CSCsq33131, CSCsu36173, CSCsr52341, CSCso65982, CSCso77907, CSCso77273,
CSCsg07329, CSCsj80282.
Engineering Solution for defect CSCsq01991, is available for these non-ENU
languages: ARA, CAT, CHS, CHT, CYM, CSY, DAN, DEU, ENA, ENC, ENG, ENZ, ESO,
ESP, FRA, FRC, HUN, ITA, JPN, KOR, NLB, NLD, NOR, PLK, PTB, PTG, RUS, SVE, ZHH.
Engineering solution for defect CSCso77907 is available for these non-ENU
languages: ARA, CHS, CHT, CSY, DAN, DEU, ENA, ENC, ENG, ENZ, ESO, ESP, FRA,
FRC, HUN, ITA, JPN, KOR, NLB, NLD, NOR, PLK, PTB, PTG, RUS, SVE, ZHH.
Engineering solutions for defects CSCsq01991 and CSCso65982 are available for
these non-ENU languages: DEU, FRA, and JPN.
Engineering solution for defects CSCsj80282, CSCsu36173, CSCso77273, and
CSCsg07329 are available for this non-ENU language: JPN.
The CU5.0(1)_CumulativeOptionalPatches.exe
should ONLY be installed on systems which are experiencing the
specific issues resolved by a patch. To install, go to the \Commserver\Engineering Special Patches
folder and double-click the file CU5.0(1)_CumulativeOptionalPatches.exe
and extract the contents to the \Commserver\Engineering
Special Patches folder on the Cisco Unity server. Files will be
extracted to these locations:
This patch is applicable for
Cisco Unity systems where ENZ language installed. It resolves the issue where
users were not being for a user id when an invalid password is entered. To
install, follow the instructions specified in the file CiscoUnity_5.0(1)_NZ_Localized_For_CSCsd16651_ReadMe.html,
located in the \Commserver\Engineering
Special Patches\Optional Patches\Patch 91 folder.
Applies to defect: CSCsd16651
This patch is applicable for
Cisco Unity systems that end up with missing stored procedures after applying an
engineering solution for defect CSCsr86345, introduced in 5.0(1)ES56, and not corrected until 5.0(1)ES65. This may cause a
Cisco Unity system ending up in a non-operational state. To install, follow the
instructions specified in the file CiscoUnity_5.0(1)_Patch124_ReadMe.html, located in the \Commserver\Engineering Special Patches\Optional
Patches\Patch 112 folder.
Applies to defects: CSCsv24693,
CSCsv99163
This patch is applicable for
Cisco Unity systems integrated with Blackberry server. It resolves the issue
where the Cisco Unity Blackberry plug-in formats the subject such that only the
number of the person that left the message is displayed. To install, follow the
instructions specified in the file CSCsu77059_ReadMe.html,
located in the \Commserver\Engineering
Special Patches\Optional Patches\Patch 116 folder.
Applies to defect: CSCsu77059
This patch is applicable for
Cisco Unity systems experiencing issues with secure messages. It resolves the
issue where Messages created while the Secondary Cisco Unity server is active
will expire sooner than expected. For example, if the period of failover was 20
days, and the aging time was set to 30 days, messages sent on the 20th day will
expire in 10 days instead of 30. To install, follow the instructions specified
in the file CSCsu77059_ReadMe.html,
located in the \Commserver\Engineering
Special Patches\Optional Patches\Patch 124 folder.
Applies to defect: CSCsv13509
This patch
is MANDATORY for Cisco Unity
systems where Microsoft Exchange is the Cisco Unity mailstore and where Cisco
Unity 5.0(1)ES85 has been installed. Installing 5.0(1)ES85 may cause a Cisco Unity system to end up with
corrupted Microsoft Exchange search folders. The result for end users can be
incorrect message counts being presented to subscribers when they log in to
check their messages. To install non-Cisco
Unity Patch 138, follow the instructions specified in the file CiscoUnity_5.0(1)_Patch138_ReadMe.html,
located in the \Commserver\Engineering
Special Patches\Optional Patches\Patch 138 folder. The problem
introduced by 5.0(1)ES85 is corrected by 5.0(1)ES86
and higher 5.0(1) cumulative engineering specials. However, installing Patch
138 is required after first upgrading from Cisco Unity 5.0(1)ES85
to Cisco Unity 5.0(1)ES86 or higher, in order to clean up any Microsoft
Exchange search folders which may have been corrupted.
Applies to defects:
CSCsi10964, CSCth16029.
NOTE:
NOTE: When Cisco Unity and the phone system use a T1 line and voice cards for voice connections (supported on Microsoft Windows 2000 only), the phone system cannot send calls to the secondary server after failover occurs until you stop Cisco Unity and the Dialogic service on the primary. Similarly, after the secondary server is active and receiving calls and failback occurs, the phone system cannot send calls to the primary server until you restart the Dialogic service. For more information refer to the Failover Configuration and Administration Guides, section on T1 Integrations on voice cards, applicable to your version of Cisco Unity.
The CU5.0(1)_CumulativeMandatoryPatches.exe
MUST be installed on systems which have languages other than ENU
installed. To install, go to the \Commserver\Engineering
Special Patches folder and double-click the file CU5.0(1)_CumulativeMandatoryPatches.exe
and extract the contents to the \Commserver\Engineering
Special Patches folder on the Cisco Unity server. Files extracted to
this location are:
o
ARA.zip
o
CAT.zip
o
CHS.zip
o
CHT.zip
o
CSY.zip
o
CYM.zip
o
DAN.zip
o
DEU.zip
o
ENA.zip
o
ENC.zip
o
ENG.zip
o
ENX.zip
o
ENZ.zip
o
ESO.zip
o
ESP.zip
o
FRA.zip
o
FRC.zip
o
HUN.zip
o
ITA.zip
o
JPN.zip
o
KOR.zip
o
NLB.zip
o
NLD.zip
o
NOR.zip
o
PLK.zip
o
PTB.zip
o
PTG.zip
o
RUS.zip
o
SVE.zip
o
ZHH.zip
For each non-ENU language installed on the Cisco Unity server, the following
MUST be performed:
NOTE:
Applying a language patch on a Cisco Unity server where that language is not
installed will generate phrase server errors and possibly lead to system
stability issues. To determine which languages have ben installed for your
Cisco Unity system, do the following:
Applies to defects: CSCsq01991,
CSCsq33131, CSCsu36173, CSCsr52341, CSCso65982, CSCso77907, CSCso77273,
CSCsg07329, CSCsj80282.
Engineering Solution for defect CSCsq01991, is available for these non-ENU
languages: ARA, CAT, CHS, CHT, CYM, CSY, DAN, DEU, ENA, ENC, ENG, ENZ, ESO,
ESP, FRA, FRC, HUN, ITA, JPN, KOR, NLB, NLD, NOR, PLK, PTB, PTG, RUS, SVE, ZHH.
Engineering solution for defect CSCso77907 is available for these non-ENU
languages: ARA, CHS, CHT, CSY, DAN, DEU, ENA, ENC, ENG, ENZ, ESO, ESP, FRA,
FRC, HUN, ITA, JPN, KOR, NLB, NLD, NOR, PLK, PTB, PTG, RUS, SVE, ZHH.
Engineering solutions for defects CSCsq01991 and CSCso65982 are available for
these non-ENU languages: DEU, FRA, and JPN.
Engineering solution for defects CSCsj80282, CSCsu36173, CSCso77273, and
CSCsg07329 are available for this non-ENU language: JPN.
The CU5.0(1)_CumulativeOptionalPatches.exe
should ONLY be installed on systems which are experiencing the
specific issues resolved by a patch. To install, go to the \Commserver\Engineering Special Patches
folder and double-click the file CU5.0(1)_CumulativeOptionalPatches.exe
and extract the contents to the \Commserver\Engineering
Special Patches folder on the Cisco Unity server. Files will be
extracted to these locations:
This patch is applicable for
Cisco Unity systems where ENZ language installed. It resolves the issue where
users were not being for a user id when an invalid password is entered. To
install, follow the instructions specified in the file CiscoUnity_5.0(1)_NZ_Localized_For_CSCsd16651_ReadMe.html,
located in the \Commserver\Engineering
Special Patches\Optional Patches\Patch 91 folder.
Applies to defect: CSCsd16651
This patch is applicable for
Cisco Unity systems that end up with missing stored procedures after applying an
engineering solution for defect CSCsr86345, introduced in 5.0(1)ES56, and not corrected until 5.0(1)ES65. This may cause a
Cisco Unity system ending up in a non-operational state. To install, follow the
instructions specified in the file CiscoUnity_5.0(1)_Patch124_ReadMe.html, located in the \Commserver\Engineering Special Patches\Optional
Patches\Patch 112 folder.
Applies to defects: CSCsv24693,
CSCsv99163
This patch is applicable for
Cisco Unity systems integrated with Blackberry server. It resolves the issue
where the Cisco Unity Blackberry plug-in formats the subject such that only the
number of the person that left the message is displayed. To install, follow the
instructions specified in the file CSCsu77059_ReadMe.html,
located in the \Commserver\Engineering
Special Patches\Optional Patches\Patch 116 folder.
Applies to defect: CSCsu77059
This patch is applicable for
Cisco Unity systems experiencing issues with secure messages. It resolves the
issue where Messages created while the Secondary Cisco Unity server is active
will expire sooner than expected. For example, if the period of failover was 20
days, and the aging time was set to 30 days, messages sent on the 20th day will
expire in 10 days instead of 30. To install, follow the instructions specified
in the file CSCsu77059_ReadMe.html,
located in the \Commserver\Engineering
Special Patches\Optional Patches\Patch 124 folder.
Applies to defect: CSCsv13509
This patch
is MANDATORY for Cisco Unity
systems where Microsoft Exchange is the Cisco Unity mailstore and where Cisco
Unity 5.0(1)ES85 has been installed. Installing 5.0(1)ES85 may cause a Cisco Unity system to end up with
corrupted Microsoft Exchange search folders. The result for end users can be
incorrect message counts being presented to subscribers when they log in to
check their messages. To install non-Cisco
Unity Patch 138, follow the instructions specified in the file CiscoUnity_5.0(1)_Patch138_ReadMe.html,
located in the \Commserver\Engineering
Special Patches\Optional Patches\Patch 138 folder. The problem
introduced by 5.0(1)ES85 is corrected by 5.0(1)ES86
and higher 5.0(1) cumulative engineering specials. However, installing Patch
138 is required after first upgrading from Cisco Unity 5.0(1)ES85
to Cisco Unity 5.0(1)ES86 or higher, in order to clean up any Microsoft
Exchange search folders which may have been corrupted.
Applies to defects:
CSCsi10964, CSCth16029.
NOTE:
This section contains steps to fix problems that happen only
on certain configurations. Do only the steps that are applicable for your
configuration.
With Cisco Unity subscribers
homed on Microsoft Exchange 2007 servers where MWIs are not working shall need
modify the registry key UseProfileServerNameForMDB here in the registry:
Registry Key Location: [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Active
Voice\ExchangeMonitor]
Registry Key Name: UseProfileServerNameForMDB
Registry Key Type: DWORD
Registry Key Values:
0 or missing, current default behavior.
1, enables the engineering solution introduced in CSCsu80743
Cisco Unity must be restarted for the key to take effect.
Applies to defect:
CSCsu80743.
The Daylight Saving Times
changes introduced by the Australian government across several of their
territories caused systems to report incorrect time stamps. To resolve this,
patches from Microsoft and Sun Microsystems will need to be applied after
applying this engineering special.
Sun Microsystems Patch:
Apply the relevant Microsoft Windows
cumulative time zone update to the following machines:
The current (as of March, 2010) version of the cumulative zone timezone update
for Microsoft Windows 2003 SP1/SP2 may be obtained directly from Microsoft
under Knowledge Base article 979306. Check that knowledge base article for
links to any subsequent timezone updates. The corresponding update for
Microsoft Windows 2000 SP4 is only available to customers with a Microsoft Extended
Hotfix Service Agreement for Windows 2000.
Applies to defects: CSCsm32946,
CSCtc11035
This section contains descriptions of new features included
in this Engineering Special and steps to enable them.
Customers wishing to enable
Anonymous Authentication, applicable to Cisco Unity for Lotus Domino only,
shall need to modify the registry key ProxyTrapIStream here in the registry:
Registry Key Location: [HKLM\Software\Active Voice\Commserver
Setup\1.0\Properties]
Registry Key Name: ProxyTrapIStream
Registry Key Type: DWORD
Registry Key Default Value:
0 or is missing, current default behavior.
1, enables the engineering solution introduced in
CSCsr22843, CSCsk85481, CSCsk84997.
After changing the Anonymous Authentication setting, the change will take
affect immediately.
Applies to defects: CSCsr22843,
CSCsk85481, CSCsk84997
Customers wishing to enable
the functionality to Exclude Replies with history, applicable to Cisco Unity
for Lotus Domino only, shall need to modify the registry key
ExcludeOrigFromReply here in the registry:
Registry Key Location: [HKLM\Active Voice\Software\NotesProxy]
Registry Key Name: ExcludeOrigFromReply
Registry Key Type: DWORD
Registry Key Default Value:
0 or if missing, current default behavior.
1, enables the engineering solution introduced in CSCsl68812.
After changing the Exclude Replies with history setting, the change will take
affect immediately.
Applies to defect: CSCsl68812
Customer wishing to enable
exclusion of All Read Receipts, Non-Read Receipts, Delivery Reports, and
Non-Delivery Reports, applicable to Cisco Unity for Lotus Domino only, for any
message of any kind via the TUI shall need to need to modify the registry key
SkipReportsInInbox here in the registry:
Registry Key Location: [\HKLM\Software\Active
Voice\NotesProxy\SkipReportsInInbox]
Registry Key Name: SkipReportsInInbox
Registry Key Type: DWORD
Registry Key Default Value:
0 or missing, or missing, current default behavior.
1, enables the engineering solution introduced in
CSCdy36619.
CAUTION: When this key is enabled, Report messages cannot be deleted by using
the phone. On Voice Mail-only configurations, a subscriber's mail file could
potentially fill up with Report messages. One possible solution to this
situation is to create a Domino administrative task that runs periodically and
cleans the Report messages from each subscriber's mail file.
After changing the exclusion of all All Read Receipts, Non-Read Receipts,
Delivery Reports, and Non-Delivery Reports setting, the change will take affect
immediately.
Applies to defect: CSCdy36619
Customers wishing to change
the port number shall need to modify the registry key found here:
Registry Key Location: [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Active
Voice\CiscoUnityTdsProxy\1.0\TdsProxy Port Number]
Registry Key Name: TdsProxy Port Number
Registry Key Type: DWORD
Registry Key Default Value:
Default TdsProxy Port Number changes from 1432 to 5055 after applying this
engineering special.
After changing the TdsProxy Port number the CiscoUnityTDSProxy service will
need to be restarted for the change to take affect.
Applies to defect: CSCsd39975
Customers wishing to change
the number of Microsoft Exchange mailstores Cisco Unity supports, shall need to
modify the registry key found here:
Registry Key Location: [HKLM\Software\Active Voice\AvWm\1.00]
Registry Key Name: Max Stores
Registry Key Type: DWORD
Registry Key Default Value: 250
After changing the number of mailstores to support setting, Cisco Unity and the
CuMdbStoreMonitor service will need to be restarted for the change to take
affect.
Applies to defect: CSCsu03848
Customers wishing to create
needed search folders based on Subscriber Class of Service, applicable to Cisco
Unity for Microsoft Exchange only, shall need to update the
OptimizeSearchFolderUse setting found in the Configuration table in the Cisco
Unity SQL UnityDB database.
0 means search folders are created using the current implementation.
1 means search folders will be created depending upon a Subscriber's COS
settings.
Note: During the installation of
the ES the settings below are moved from the Registry to the SQL database. In
order to change these settings after the ES is installed, you shall need to
upgrade to the latest version of the Advanced Setting Tools, launch it and then
follow the instructions in the description for a full understanding on how this
functionality works.
[HKLM\Software\Active Voice\Conversations\1.0\Exclude All Receipts]
[HKLM\Software\Active Voice\Conversations\1.0\Exclude Return Receipts]
[HKLM\Software\Active
Voice\SystemParameters\1.0\EnabledAlternateGreetingNotice]
[HKLM\Software\Active Voice\MALEx\1.0\MinSearchFolderLifeHours]
[HKLM\Software\Active Voice\MALEx\1.0\DisableSearchFolderUse]
Applies to defects: CSCsq23172,
CSCsq07376
Customers wishing to enable
the functionality to configure the answer delay for SIP/PIMG integrations shall
need to create registry keys here:
Registry Key Location: [\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Active
Voice\MIU\1.0\Initialization\Integrations\Integration{#}]
NOTE: {#} is a numeric value depending on the integration number the change
needs to be applied to, create the following entries:
Registry Key Name: PostAnswerDelay - adds pause after the call is answered
Registry Key Type: DWORD
Registry Key Default Value: 0 milliseconds
Registry Key Name: PreAnswerDelay - adds pause before the call is answered
Registry Key Type: DWORD
Registry Key Default Value: 0 milliseconds
After changing the answer delay for SIP/PIMG integrations setting Cisco Unity
will need to be restarted for the change to take affect.
Applies to defect: CSCsm11043
Customer wishing to configure which DTMF key will disable a TUI based device
when Cisco Unity calls someone with a notification and which key will route to
the SubSignIn conversation, shall need to
follow the instructions below after applying this engineering special.
To enable this feature:
To enable this feature, at the prompt type: TUINotificationKeys.bat create and
press Enter
Note: Running the TUINotificationKeys.bat create command executes a SQL script
that adds an entry to the Configuration table in SQL. When enabled, calls to a
Notification Device will treat pressing the dtmf key to disable the
notification device from a 1 to a 9.
To Disable this feature:
Follow Steps a through c noted above, at the prompt, type: TUINotificationKeys.bat remove and press
Enter
Note: Running the TUINotificationKeys.bat with the remove option executes a SQL
script that removes the entry added when you enabled this feature from the
Configuration table in SQL. If the entries are not present the default behavior
is observed, namely, the "1" key is defined to disable the device and
"*" will route to SubSignIn
Applies to defect: CSCso65982
Customers wishing to limit the number of Pager notifications Cisco Unity will
process for undelivered messages shall need to follow the instructions below
after applying this engineering special. This functionality limits the maximum
number of dial-outs of Pager notifications on Cisco Unity. For each subscribers
that has a Pager device with periodic notification and will disable that device
(so we don't get duplicate pages from that device and the ones we'll be
creating), and then create Pager 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7. Those new pagers will keep
the phone number, schedule, etc. from the original Pager device, and have
staggered delays of 0, 15, 30, 45, and 60 minutes. This means that when a new
message arrives, it's hard-coded to page immediately and then every 15 minutes
for an hour.
To enable this feature:
To disable this feature:
Applies to defect: CSCsu95314
After the Engineering Special has been installed, if desired, you can delete the Engineering Special self-extracting file from the server to free up disk space. However, if you plan to do a DiRT backup of the server, you may want to save the Engineering Special self-extracting file with the DiRT backup file. If you ever need to do a DiRT Restore on another server, we recommend that you install the exact same Engineering Special that was installed when you did the backup. ESes may include a database schema change, and if you back up a system that includes a schema change and try to restore to a system without the schema change, the restore will fail or may result in an unstable system. Storing the Engineering Special self-extracting file with the DiRT backup file serves as a reminder to first install the Engineering Special before doing the DiRT Restore. Additionally, it saves you time from having to download the Engineering Special again.
In the event that installing
an Engineering Special causes a problem with Cisco Unity, use the following
procedure to uninstall the Engineering Special.
|
Engineering
solution(s) for defects introduced in CU5.0(1)_ES86 |
|
|
CSCsi10964
- Ex2007-Some message types wont play over the TUI for certain subscriber |
|
|
CSCth16029
- Exchange 2010 - Unity 5.0 search folders not recreated correctly |
|
|
Engineering
solution(s) for defects introduced in CU5.0(1)_ES85 |
|
|
CSCtg59042
- Enhance MBXSuite to support Exchange 2010 |
|
|
CSCte84401
- SA- Sub Import can fail after Ex2010 DAG switchover |
|
|
CSCsi10964
- Ex2007-Some message types wont play over the TUI for certain subscriber |
|
|
CSCte84653
- MSCW - Need to delete MAPI profile after mov to Ex2010 |
|
|
CSCtg23361
- Add Post-Install Script to the 5.x and 7.x ESs |
|
|
CSCtg58022
- Automate creation of Registry Keys for ESs |
|
|
Engineering
solution(s) for defects introduced in CU5.0(1)_ES84 |
|
|
CSCte65989
- Setup disappears shortly after install begins |
|
|
CSCte75617
- Remove MDB option from UDT |
|
|
Engineering
solution(s) for defects introduced in CU5.0(1)_ES83 |
|
|
CSCsw25257
- Unity AD sync - offer setting to disable sync'ing Scope DL's |
|
|
Engineering
solution(s) for defects introduced in CU5.0(1)_ES82 |
|
|
CSCsq92171
- Conversation traces not enabled using Macro Conversation State Traces |
|
|
CSCsz19418
- modify exclusion pattern so . (period) is allowed |
|
|
CSCtc24189
- HTTP TRAP - CPCA TRaP record does not work |
|
|
CSCta71728
- Issue with ActiveX controls shipped with Unity PCA |
|
|
CSCsz17586
- Unity Inbox timestamp incorrect for some time zones |
|
|
CSCtc11035
- DST change for Western Australia |
|
|
CSCsw25257
- Unity AD sync - offer setting to disable sync'ing Scope DL's |
|
|
Engineering
solution(s) for defects introduced in CU5.0(1)_ES81 |
|
|
CSCsq92171
- Conversation traces not enabled using Macro Conversation State Traces |
|
|
CSCsz19418
- modify exclusion pattern so . (period) is allowed |
|
|
CSCta71728
- Issue with ActiveX controls shipped with Unity PCA |
|
|
Engineering
solution(s) for defects introduced in CU5.0(1)_ES80 |
|
|
CSCsm17318
- Unity can't set Continue adding names after each addressee from Web SA |
|
|
CSCso91732
- TUI-Delivery Receipts in Ex2007 do not announce intended recipient |
|
|
CSCsz30652
- Unity logic for unknown sender (to offer reply) must handle SMTP address |
|
|
Engineering
solution(s) for defects introduced in CU5.0(1)_ES78 |
|
|
CSCta43210
- Unity during message record, press zero to get to operator |
|
|
CSCsu41062
- PDL Del via Domino Admin - PDL remains visible within UNITY SA. |
|
|
CSCta47130
- Unity Message Store Monitor does not need to re-create MAPI sessions |
|
|
CSCta66511
- AvWM may not flag an Exchange Information Store as down |
|
|
Engineering
solution(s) for defects introduced in CU5.0(1)_ES76 |
|
|
CSCsv30015
- Unity failing to connect to SQL causing Unity to stop working as expecte |
|
|
CSCsy96342
- Unity 5.0 EXM intermitantly fails to maintain extension map |
|
|
CSCdy36619
- DOM: Exclude Return Receipt does not work |
|
|
Engineering
solution(s) for defects introduced in CU5.0(1)_ES75 |
|
|
CSCsz16712
- AvCsMgr leaks found in Unity 5.0 |
|
|
CSCsz56759
- Read-only AD 2008 pop-up erroneously displayed |
|
|
CSCsz30652
- Unity logic for unknown sender (to offer reply) must handle SMTP address |
|
|
Engineering
solution(s) for defects introduced in CU5.0(1)_ES74 |
|
|
CSCsx67429
- modify exclusion pattern so _ (underscore) is allowed with Exchange |
|
|
CSCsy95315
- AvWm custom store check reports store offline during online backup |
|
|
Engineering
solution(s) for defects introduced in CU5.0(1)_ES73 |
|
|
CSCsm82003
- Streamsweeper logic deletes DB reference when it shouldn't |
|
|
CSCsx95506
- Remove feedback link from CPCA and SA |
|
|
CSCsy04401
- SMPP messages are hardcoded to use GSM only |
|
|
CSCsy10773
- Intermittent License Corruption on double-byte Unity systems |
|
|
CSCsy18918
- AvWmEx - Feature request to create mem capture on thread stall |
|
|
CSCsy68991
- Unity - User Network Drops While Call Viewer Open Causes Failover/RNA |
|
|
Engineering
solution(s) for defects introduced in CU5.0(1)_ES72 |
|
|
CSCsm82003
- Streamsweeper logic deletes DB reference when it shouldn't |
|
|
CSCsy04401
- SMPP messages are hardcoded to use GSM only |
|
|
CSCsy10773
- Intermittent License Corruption on double-byte Unity systems |
|
|
CSCsx95506
- Remove feedback link from CPCA and SA |
|
|
Engineering
solution(s) for defects introduced in CU5.0(1)_ES71 |
|
|
CSCso80795
- CSVPIMConnector stops processing directory updates |
|
|
CSCsr22843
- Enabling Anonymous Authentication still causes NTLM login at Media Maste |
|
|
Engineering
solution(s) for defects introduced in CU5.0(1)_ES70 |
|
|
CSCsx68938
- AvWm - Exceptions appear in evt after 5.0(1)ES67/69 install |
|
|
Engineering
solution(s) for defects introduced in CU5.0(1)_ES69 |
|
|
CSCsx60173
- CsBMsgConn - Exception seen in MAPI thread on Doh logoff |
|
|
CSCsx52714
- Call to RegSetKeySecurity in AvWM with NULL causes Acess Violation |
|
|
CSCsx51489
- AvWmEx - Incorrect "stall" report on certain MAPI failures |
|
|
Engineering
solution(s) for defects introduced in CU5.0(1)_ES68 |
|
|
CSCsl48610
- Unity sends port 0 in SDP information |
|
|
CSCso60920
- SIP integration Double transfer, hangs voice mail port during transfer |
|
|
CSCsv24619
- Customer wants to send a message directly from the addressing conversati |
|
|
CSCsw49826
- Unity "ACN follows current transfer rule" does not work as
expected |
|
|
Engineering
solution(s) for defects introduced in CU5.0(1)_ES67 |
|
|
CSCsi68156
- GrantUnityAccess.exe fails with one-way trust between two forest roots |
|
|
CSCsr52341
- SCW: Needs to allow Notes 8.x on Unity server |
|
|
CSCsv54175
- Unity has IP Port conflicts with DNS after MS08-037 installed. |
|
|
CSCsw49533
- Improve the process to enter UMR |
|
|
Engineering
solution(s) for defects introduced in CU5.0(1)_ES66 |
|
|
CSCsv80251
- Delays in the creation of message monitor images seen under heavy load |
|
|
CSCsw73149
- Unity nt starting Unexpected result in CAvLic::QueryS. Unspecified error |
|
|
Engineering
solution(s) for defects introduced in CU5.0(1)_ES65 |
|
|
CSCsi22389
- Virtual Bytes / Fragmentation in AvCsMgr |
|
|
CSCso57915
- Failure retrieving AVP_RECIPIENT_ASSOCIATED_OBJECT_ID can lead to loop |
|
|
CSCso71696
- Application Log is flooded with CiscoUnity_MALEx 30020 and 80040115 |
|
|
CSCsr83300
- Cisco PCA MediaMaster Options not filled in from Voice Message window |
|
|
CSCsr86345
- SA>Primary Location page is vulnerable to Cross Site Scripting |
|
|
CSCsr90209
- Add AD 2008 support |
|
|
CSCsu02149
- Quick Play in Cisco PCA directory does not work across Unity servers |
|
|
CSCsu03848
- Request to change the limit of Exchange information store. |
|
|
CSCsu24172
- Unable to configure text pager with more than 64 char on SA |
|
|
CSCsu36491
- Improve RODC check to include all monitored domains |
|
|
CSCsu49844
- Preferred Audio Device Is Not Retrieved Correctly by Media Master |
|
|
CSCsu79264
- Streamsweeper logic fails on cleanup with aliases containing an ' |
|
|
CSCsu79317
- Streamline Send with addressee and no msg can cause a loop condition |
|
|
CSCsu80743
- MWI may not function when Unity is partnered with Exchange 2007 cluster |
|
|
CSCsu95314
- Provide method to cap retries on pager notifications |
|
|
CSCsu98308
- Subscriber's Exchange send quota sends header for Sub-to-Sub Msg |
|
|
CSCsv10048
- DOM: Unity does not keep BusinessTelephoneNumber in sync |
|
|
CSCsv18289
- Unity mediamas.cab does not download due to improperly signed certificat |
|
|
CSCsv24693
- Missing stored procedures after running scripts in UnitydbEx |
|
|
CSCsv46757
- AD2008: Writeable DC test fails on Domino systems |
|
|
CSCsv47328
- After loading ES to support AD2008, you can no longer run MSCW |
|
|
CSCsv93549
- Failover: FCW can fail if run after certain ESs applied |
|
|
CSCsw14641
- TTS plays failsafe when email recipients include public folder |
|
|
CSCsw22585
- ExMon: Memory Leak in Ex Cluster outage |
|
|
Engineering
solution(s) for defects introduced in CU5.0(1)_ES64 |
|
|
CSCsw43944
- Unity 5 ES57 and later are missing files for CSCsg76524 |
|
|
CSCsv37908
- If Interview Handler Question Skipped, Unity States Message Has No Audio |
|
|
Engineering
solution(s) for defects introduced in CU5.0(1)_ES63 |
|
|
CSCsr91797
- AvLic diagnostics don't show Unity location being processed |
|
|
Engineering
solution(s) for defects introduced in CU5.0(1)_ES53 |
|
|
CSCsu24205
- COS with only read Subscribers access able to edit entries like transfer |
|
|
CSCsr86971
- Anonymous Auth Logon page counts against the session count |
|
|
CSCsr86943
- Authentication bypass w/ anonymous auth |
|
|
CSCsu54947
- Secure Messaging: With Message Aging, new messages treated as expired |
|
|
CSCsu36173
- Static in secure msg playback of forwarded msg with long intro |
|
|
CSCso77273
- SIP w/Secure Message plays decoy via TUI if session key missing/expired |
|
|
CSCsg07329
- Listening to all greetings through PIMG/SIP integration fails |
|
|
CSCsm46139
- CUOM voicemail test fails to deliver msg to inbox |
|
|
CSCsq76448
- primary active but ports unregistered after reboot when sec. offline |
|
|
CSCsr04139
- ConvSub error thrown when over quota Domino user signs in via TUI |
|
|
CSCsr46544
- Unity 5 ES48 & 7 ES20 Missing G.729a files. |
|
|
Engineering
solution(s) for defects introduced in CU5.0(1)_ES50 |
|
|
CSCsq21143
- No sender anounced for interview handlers in Unity 5.0(1) |
|
|
CSCsr12681
- Unity 5.0(1) ES 41 or above breaks Message Notification Timeout |
|
|
CSCsr22884
- IBM Tivoli Access Manager (TAM) with CPCA: Quick Play fails |
|
|
Engineering
solution(s) for defects introduced in CU5.0(1)_ES49 |
|
|
CSCsq33110
- DUC 124: SCW syscheck needs to allow Notes 8 |
|
|
CSCsq33131
- MSCW: Needs to allow Notes 8.x on Unity server |
|
|
Engineering
solution(s) for defects introduced in CU5.0(1)_ES48 |
|
|
CSCsm97318
- ReportDb_log.ldf or TempLog.ldf fill disk, may cause failsafe |
|
|
CSCsq01991
- Options in Media Master is changed after CPCA logoff and login. |
|
|
CSCsq21207
- Information Store offline/online causes resync only to partner store |
|
|
CSCsq46994
- Unity Domino failover causes MWI out of synch |
|
|
CSCsq66489
- Unity 5.0(1) Domino:6.5.4 AvCs exception caused by UCUnseen delete |
|
|
CSCsq71091
- ES41 Breaks Notification Conversation Authentication for Unity 5.0(1) |
|
|
CSCsq76303
- Exception in MiuLine:Play locks wave resource & port |
|
|
Engineering
solution(s) for defects introduced in CU5.0(1)_ES45 |
|
|
CSCsq23172
- Fea-Req - Create only needed Exchange search folders based on COS |
|
|
CSCsq07376
- Move 5 MALEx registry settings to sql |
|
|
Engineering
solution(s) for defects introduced in CU5.0(1)_ES44 |
|
|
CSCso96540
- Unity should write eventlog warning when MAPI stalls |
|
|
Engineering
solution(s) for defects introduced in CU5.0(1)_ES43 |
|
|
CSCsg64120
- Unity MWI resync performance needs improvement |
|
|
Engineering
solution(s) for defects introduced in CU5.0(1)_ES42 |
|
|
CSCso65982
- Need to configure dtmf key to disable notification device over TUI |
|
|
Engineering
solution(s) for defects introduced in CU5.0(1)_ES41 |
|
|
CSCso68194
- CUBI does not set PAGER1 or VMI _TEXT_AFTER_DIAL_DIGITS |
|
|
CSCsm90314
- Dom: message notification re-sent on MWI Resync |
|
|
CSCsm73465
- Secure messages forwarded twice have static via SIP integrations |
|
|
Engineering
solution(s) for defects introduced in CU5.0(1)_ES40 |
|
|
CSCso09732
- IBM Tivoli Access Manager (TAM) with CPCA: TRAP failure |
|
|
Engineering
solution(s) for defects introduced in CU5.0(1)_ES39 |
|
|
CSCso27942
- PCA quickplay and message count not updated automatically |
|
|
CSCsi73888
- PCA Unity4.2.1- UK language reverse day with month in Alternate Greeting |
|
|
CSCsm80598
- TdsProxy fails due to corrupted Performance Counter Registry |
|
|
CSCsm81105
- SIP diags intermittantly cause Unity to shut down |
|
|
CSCeb55381
- Deleting large messages via the TUI results in longer delays |
|
|
CSCsc34937
- Unity plays incorrect time when server set for Sydney/Melbourne, Aus |
|
|
CSCsd41201
- Address Searcher: Results not returned during message send |
|
|
CSCsd41215
- Address Searcher: local subs not returned in global directory search |
|
|
CSCsd45360
- Exception caught and handled in ConvSub.DLL! |
|
|
CSCsd45379
- Fail to load TZI data from registry |
|
|
CSCsd65847
- Blackberry - fails if exchange alias does not match legacy mailbox DN |
|
|
CSCsd69934
- #2 does not work on cross server transfer |
|
|
CSCsd96329
- Reply All function is not available - Exchange only |
|
|
CSCse16249
- Feat-req - Pre/Post-pend digit manipulation for CH |
|
|
CSCse43241
- Unity Future Delivery of message feature not working for some dates |
|
|
CSCse48174
- STREAM: If addressing is skipped during OC msg fwd, cannot fwd message |
|
|
CSCse51330
- SIGNIN: Wrong subscriber prompted to change password |
|
|
CSCse62754
- Large NDRs cause delay upon retrieval via the TUI |
|
|
CSCse64410
- Conv - Request to offer full mbx check for outside caller for Dom |
|
|
CSCse99215
- Msg with large no of recipients/DL may result in dead air & pegs
AvCsMgr |
|
|
CSCsf08292
- TUI interface incorrectly reports closed greeting is active |
|
|
CSCsf10951
- Addressing prompt heard after selection to leave msg for sub |
|
|
CSCsf14610
- Reply-To-All to a large number of recipients can cause delays.. |
|
|
CSCsf19805
- Conversation performance: Some scripts do not need JavaScript states |
|
|
CSCsf20406
- Conversation JavaScript extensions could cause heap corruption |
|
|
CSCsf31161
- TUI - wrong prompt after reply-all key press 42 and after deleting the |
|
|
CSCsg07147
- Unity Conversation Java States do not have any diags |
|
|
CSCsg10167
- Unity Conv JavaScript garbage collection needs diags, config, limits |
|
|
CSCsg13407
- Cisco Unity conversation JavaState performance needs improvement |
|
|
CSCsg28060
- Cannot address message to DL when search returns more than one match |
|
|
CSCsg52066
- Subscriber not able to toggle between Standard and Alternate greeting |
|
|
CSCsg90913
- Inconsistent subject line on subscriber to subscriber message |
|
|
CSCsg98216
- CVM: TUI mailbox reset performance issues |
|
|
CSCsh10815
- After record prompt incorrect for Login in at Greeting with Record First |
|
|
CSCsh39245
- Release transfer to non-local subscriber extension does not convert xfer |
|
|
CSCsh55135
- Message Notification only accepts first 20 digits when setup over TUI |
|
|
CSCsh56194
- Cross-server transfers not accepted to VPIM Bridge AMIS subs |
|
|
CSCsi01116
- sub restricted from sending to PDLs can still reply-all to PDLs |
|
|
CSCsi01131
- Unity should prevent occurrences of accidental reply-all to PDLs |
|
|
CSCsi02306
- ACN should follow the active transfer rule |
|
|
CSCsi77374
- Unity Mobile Messaging Cannot Handle Spaces |
|
|
CSCsi82851
- Crossbox: transfer fails with Handoff Response = ## |
|
|
CSCsi86913
- Crossbox: No configurable timeout for digits received during transfer |
|
|
CSCsj16707
- Crossbox showing event log warnings on caller disconnect |
|
|
CSCsj80282
- User name with Apostrophe will generate error |
|
|
CSCsk56884
- Subscriber sign in should respect system first & inter digit dtmf
delays |
|
|
CSCsl10496
- Conversation Exception can cause Unity to ring-no-answer (RNA) |
|
|
Engineering
solution(s) for defects introduced in CU5.0(1)_ES38 |
|
|
CSCso00238
- UmrSynchSvr process leaks Notes handles in Unity for Domino |
|
|
CSCsm10385
- MWI Refresh/resync turns MWI Off for New Urgent Domino Msg |
|
|
CSCsk88930
- Duplicate Alias can cause system to become unresponsive |
|
|
CSCsm32946
- DST Australia Unity: Update for Unity |
|
|
CSCsh54775
- SA: Schedules other than 'Always' don't work |
|
|
Engineering
solution(s) for defects introduced in CU5.0(1)_ES35 |
|
|
CSCsm13660
- Miu returns wrong End Position when stopped during Phrase Play |
|
|
CSCsm11043
- SIP/PIMG needs configurable answer delay |
|
|
Engineering
solution(s) for defects introduced in CU5.0(1)_ES34 |
|
|
CSCsh5477 |
|
|
CSCsi95296
- Optional Conversion Help (Zero for Help) is not functioning |
|
|
Engineering
solution(s) for defects introduced in CU5.0(1)_ES33 |
|
|
CSCsl58232
- SIP: DTMF entries during TUI conversation causes UNITY to shutdown. |
|
|
Engineering
solution(s) for defects introduced in CU5.0(1)_ES32 |
|
|
CSCsl68812
- Unity Domino always replies with history. |
|
|
CSCsk79469
- DST: Venezuela |
|
|
CSCsg13140
- Subscriber Account page date format incorrect |
|
|
CSCsd39975
- PCA cannot read or write to database when JDBC connections are refused |
|
|
CSCdz19265
- DOM: GrantUnityAccess does not list associations correctly |
|
|
CSCsl32479
- Secure: voicemail reply to email is not encrypted |
|
|
CSCsi80906
- MM:when config'd delay in hearing greeting |
|
|
CSCsk44675
- Multithreading issues with AMIS conversations with Domino |
|
|
CSCsk24325
- PhraseServer errors when subscriber set to use CVM conversation |
|
|
CSCsk67827
- MWI's may fail for PIMG integrations greater than the first integration. |
|
|
CSCsj03459
- Streamlined Conversations are inconsistent |
|
|
CSCsd16651
- When invalid password entered at known extension, do not prompt for ID |
|
|
Engineering
solution(s) for defects introduced in CU5.0(1)_ES31 |
|
|
CSCsk79469
- DST: Venezuela |
|
|
CSCsg13140
- Subscriber Account page date format incorrect |
|
|
CSCsd39975
- PCA cannot read or write to database when JDBC connections are refused |
|
|
CSCdz19265
- DOM: GrantUnityAccess does not list associations correctly |
|
|
CSCsl32479
- Secure: voicemail reply to email is not encrypted |
|
|
Engineering
solution(s) for defects introduced in CU5.0(1)_ES30 |
|
|
CSCsi80906
- MM:when config'd delay in hearing greeting |
|
|
Engineering
solution(s) for defects introduced in CU5.0(1)_ES27 |
|
|
CSCsk85481
- Dom: csClient change to allow anonymous remote access |
|
|
CSCsk84997
- AvMMProxy changes to allow anonymous access |
|
|
Engineering
solution(s) for defects introduced in CU5.0(1)_ES26 |
|
|
CSCsk81371
- Dom: Allow Unity to run without delete permission on names.nsf |
|
|
Engineering
solution(s) for defects introduced in CU5.0(1)_ES25 |
|
|
CSCsk44675
- Multithreading issues with AMIS conversations with Domino |
|
|
Engineering
solution(s) for defects introduced in CU5.0(1)_ES24 |
|
|
CSCsk84979
- PCA: Remove MediaMaster from Unity Assistant |
|
|
Engineering
solution(s) for defects introduced in CU5.0(1)_ES23 |
|
|
CSCsk24325
- PhraseServer errors when subscriber set to use CVM conversation |
|
|
CSCsk67827
- MWI's may fail for PIMG integrations greater than the first integration. |
|
|
Engineering
solution(s) for defects introduced in CU5.0(1)_ES22 |
|
|
CSCsj03459
- Streamlined Conversations are inconsistent |
|
|
CSCsd16651
- When invalid password entered at known extension, do not prompt for ID |
|
|
Engineering
solution(s) for defects introduced in CU5.0(1)_ES21 |
|
|
CSCsk13091
- VML: MM: Phone View inoperable for DNs of 10 digits or longer |
|
|
CSCsi88008
- AvConcCVMENU006.wav causes call to terminate prematurely |
|
|
Engineering
solution(s) for defects introduced in CU5.0(1)_ES20 |
|
Engineering
solution(s) for defects introduced in CU5.0(1)_ES19 |
|
|
CSCsk07775
- ML:IH language setting not honored |
|
|
Engineering
solution(s) for defects introduced in CU5.0(1)_ES18 |
|
Engineering
solution(s) for defects introduced in CU5.0(1)_ES17 |
|
|
CSCsk09343
- ML:sub's conversation lang setting not honored by TTS |
|
|
Engineering
solution(s) for defects introduced in CU5.0(1)_ES16 |
|
|
CSCsk16190
- ML: error when creating new subscribers |
|
|
Engineering
solution(s) for defects introduced in CU5.0(1)_ES15 |
|
|
CSCsj43233
- Ex2000/2003: MAPI address book providers Global Catalog failover broke |
|
|
CSCsi34632
- Unity perform a transfer instead of hang up during on Hold in SIP |
|
|
CSCsi85034
- Extension remapping fails for calling # with SIP Fwd'd calls |
|
|
CSCsi98311
- PIMG: Notifier should disable port when PIMG unavailable |
|
|
CSCsj20642
- PIMG: UTIM does not allow 4-span TIMG for 96 ports |
|
|
CSCsj63332
- UTIM - Option to add TIMG missing from integration menu |
|
|
CSCsk03413
- ML:SA:click on hotlink to transfer target subscriber, see 404 |
|
|
CSCsc86904
- WS03: Cannot log back in to SA after timeout |
|
|
CSCsg76524
- BusinessLogicManagerSvr.dll violates DLLMain rules and causes deadlock |
|
|
Engineering
solution(s) for defects introduced in CU5.0(1)_ES14 |
|
|
CSCsk06752
- SA does not update CallHandler Message Recipient |
|
|
Engineering
solution(s) for defects introduced in CU5.0(1)_ES13 |
|
|
CSCsj97835
- "Failed to get resource from LicFileWizRes" on upgrade |
|
|
Engineering
solution(s) for defects introduced in CU5.0(1)_ES9 |
|
|
CSCsj81527
- Unity Inbox: time stamp adjustment not valid for DST change in 2007 NZ |
|
|
Engineering
solution(s) for defects introduced in CU5.0(1)_ES7 |
|
|
CSCsj87141
- Some LANGs with TTS engines not accessible via SA |
|
|
Engineering
solution(s) for defects introduced in CU5.0(1)_ES4 |
|
|
CSCab12345 |
|
|
CSCsj43233
- Ex2000/2003: MAPI address book providers Global Catalog failover broke |
|
|
Engineering
solution(s) for defects introduced in CU5.0(1)_ES3 |
|
|
CSCsd75160
- MessageMonitor: Japanese caller ID is garbled on MM window |
|
|
CSCsj20108
- JPN:Phone View: Japanese caller ID is garbled |
|
|
CSCsj26904
- Phone View: non-ASCII caller ID is garbled when locale is English |
|
|
CSCsj28921
- MM: Kanji strings are shown on 7940/7960 |
|
|
CSCsj28936
- Phone View: Kanji strings are shown on 7940/7960 |
|
|
CSCsj37841
- MM: 7940/7960 can't display Japanese texts with CUCM 4.x |
|
|
CSCsj37849
- Phone View: 7940/7960 can't display Japanese texts with CUCM 4.x |
|
|
CSCsj29032
- VML: Msg from network blind address displays as unknown caller |
|
|
Engineering
solution(s) for defects introduced in CU5.0(1)_ES2 |
|
|
CSCsj57251
- Errors during Play Speed Adj with g.711 to g.729a conversion |
|
|
Engineering
solution(s) for defects introduced in CU5.0(1)_ES1 |
|
|
CSCsj46466
- failover: Add "Enable File Replication" option |
|