Oracle® Communications IP Service Activator

Release Notes

Release 7.2

E35658-01

October 2013

Oracle Communications IP Service Activator Release Notes, Release 7.2

E35658-01

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Contents

Preface

- Audience

- Related Documents

- Documentation Accessibility

1 IP Service Activator New Features

- What's New in IP Service Activator

- OSM to IP Service Activator Design Studio Project

- Design Studio Enhancements for IP Service Activator

- OSM to IP Service Activator Integration Reference Implementation

- OSM to IP Service Activator Best Practices Documentation

- IP Service Activator Web Services Interface

- Cisco IOS XR Cartridge: MPLS L3 VPN for IPv6

- Cisco IOS XR Cartridge: LSP for IPv6

- Cisco IOS XR Cartridge: QoS for IPv6

- Cisco IOS XR Cartridge: Interface Configuration Management

- Juniper JUNOS Cartridge: Interface Configuration Management

- Support for Multilink Frame Relay Interfaces

- Configuration Template Module Enhancements

- Enhancements

- Deprecated Features

2 Issues

- Fixes in This Release

- Known Problems

Preface

This document lists new features, product enhancements, and deprecated features in Oracle Communications IP Service Activator 7.2. It also includes a list of customer issues fixed in this release and current known issues.

For third-party copyright information and trademark acknowledgements, see the product documentation for this release. For product licensing information, see the Product License document for this release.

Audience

This document is intended for network administrators, network configuration engineers, network managers, and other individuals who need to maintain and work with IP Service Activator.

Related Documents

For more information, see the following documents in the Oracle Communications IP Service Activator documentation set:

- See IP Service Activator Installation Guide for system requirements and information on installing, upgrading and uninstalling IP Service Activator.

- See IP Service Activator Administrator's Guide for information and procedures related to the duties a system administrator performs in monitoring and managing IP Service Activator.

Documentation Accessibility

For information about Oracle's commitment to accessibility, visit the Oracle Accessibility Program website at http://www.oracle.com/pls/topic/lookup?ctx=acc&id=docacc.

Access to Oracle Support

Oracle customers have access to electronic support through My Oracle Support. For information, visit http://www.oracle.com/pls/topic/lookup?ctx=acc&id=info or visit http://www.oracle.com/pls/topic/lookup?ctx=acc&id=trs if you are hearing impaired.

1 IP Service Activator New Features

This chapter lists new features, product enhancements, and deprecated features in Oracle Communications IP Service Activator. It also includes deployment and installation considerations for IP Service Activator and related software.

This chapter consists of the following sections:

- What's New in IP Service Activator

- Deprecated Features

What's New in IP Service Activator

This section contains the new features and product enhancements in IP Service Activator release 7.2.

The new features in this release of IP Service Activator are:

- OSM to IP Service Activator Design Studio Project

- Design Studio Enhancements for IP Service Activator

- OSM to IP Service Activator Integration Reference Implementation

- OSM to IP Service Activator Best Practices Documentation

- IP Service Activator Web Services Interface

- Cisco IOS XR Cartridge: MPLS L3 VPN for IPv6

- Cisco IOS XR Cartridge: LSP for IPv6

- Cisco IOS XR Cartridge: QoS for IPv6

- Cisco IOS XR Cartridge: Interface Configuration Management

- Juniper JUNOS Cartridge: Interface Configuration Management

- Support for Multilink Frame Relay Interfaces

- Configuration Template Module Enhancements

OSM to IP Service Activator Design Studio Project

The OSM to IP Service Activator Design Studio project enables you to use Oracle Communications Design Studio to develop Oracle Communications Order and Service Management (OSM) to IP Service Activator automated tasks, which are used as part of IP service provisioning workflows. The OSM to IP Service Activator Design Studio project has two parts:

- IP Service Activator Service Action Definitions: exposes IP Service Activator functionality as a set of service actions that you can use in the activation task to construct automated tasks for OSM.

- IP Service Activator Data Dictionary: provides predefined data definitions from the IP Service Activator objects and parameters available within core service modules and configuration policies.

Design Studio support for IP Service Activator reduces integration complexity compared to manual integration approaches. Design Studio, along with the OSM to IP Service Activator Design Studio project, aligns IP Service Activator with Oracle Communications OSS integration tools and best practices. You can create workflows that integrate IP Service Activator data and activation actions with other tools and systems.

Note:
To use this release of IP Service Activator with Design Studio, you require Design Studio 7.2.1 or later.

Design Studio Enhancements for IP Service Activator

Design Studio is enhanced to provide support for IP Service Activator. These enhancements are:

- Configuration Template Module (CTM) import: You can now import CTM templates into Design Studio.

- Activation Task support for IP Service Activator: As part of the OSM to IP Service Activator integration, the Design Studio Activation task is enhanced to provide support for IP Service Activator.

Note:
For more information about Design Studio enhancements for IP Service Activator, see Design Studio Release Notes.

OSM to IP Service Activator Integration Reference Implementation

The OSM to IP Service Activator integration reference implementation provides an integrated L3 Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS) VPN service solution sample, including configuration of Ethernet-based access for sites. L3 MPLS VPN is a widely deployed business service with a high degree of provisioning order complexity, as well as network configuration complexity.

The solution is packaged as a Design Studio project, which implements OSM workflows that consume structured provisioning orders and drive activation operations to devices in the network using IP Service Activator.

This tested and documented solution uses best practices for OSM to IP Service Activator integration. The solution includes workflows that allow you to create, modify, and delete services, as well as configure activation tasks.

You can adapt this implementation to suit specific needs, use it as a pattern for new workflows, or reference it as a set of worked examples that illustrate specific capabilities for OSM to IP Service Activator integration. This limits the risks when developing the overall solution and provides concrete examples of how an integrated system works, allowing you to more accurately assess the effort required to develop a specific solution.

For more information about IP Service Activator reference implementation, see OSS Integrated Service Provisioning Reference Implementation for Layer 3 MPLS VPN Service with Metro Ethernet Access (Doc ID 1479821.1) knowledge article on Oracle Support:

https://support.oracle.com

OSM to IP Service Activator Best Practices Documentation

OSM to IP Service Activator integration best practices documentation describes the recommended approach for implementing a workflow-driven activation system using OSM and IP Service Activator. This document presents the cumulative knowledge Oracle experts have gained from their experience in developing OSM workflows.

Using this documentation allows you to more rapidly develop workflows, and ensures that these workflows are easier for you to maintain and enhance in the future.

If you want to obtain IP Service Activator best practices documentation, see OSS Integrated Service Provisioning Reference Implementation for Layer 3 MPLS VPN Service with Metro Ethernet Access (Doc ID 1479821.1) knowledge article on Oracle Support:

https://support.oracle.com

IP Service Activator Web Services Interface

A comprehensive Web services-based interface for IP Service Activator provides a robust, scalable transport mechanism. Through Web services, you can use all core service modules and all configuration policies supported by IP Service Activator, allowing you to control activation operations from upstream systems. In addition, the Web services interface allows you to manage the service activator transaction cycle, lessening the complexity of upstream logic.

IP Service Activator aligns with industry standards and, using existing Oracle technology, you can integrate IP Service Activator with a range of industry and Oracle products that support Web services.

Note:
To use Web services with the OSM to IP Service Activator integration, OSM release 7.2.0 patch 1, or later is required.

Cisco IOS XR Cartridge: MPLS L3 VPN for IPv6

The MPLS L3 VPN cartridge for IP Service Activator for Cisco devices running IOS XR is enhanced to include support for IPv6 traffic. This cartridge extends and expands on the existing IP Service Activator multi-vendor support. Service providers can now manage their MPLS networks, consisting of devices from multiple vendors, using one model within IP Service Activator. This allows you to rapidly create, modify, and delete MPLS L3 VPNs and their parts across the network.

This functionality includes support for:

- IPv6 addressing in the VPN

- IPv6 static routing

Cisco IOS XR Cartridge: LSP for IPv6

IP Service Activator is enhanced with the introduction of IPv6 support for MPLS Traffic Engineering Label Switched Path (TE LSP) on Cisco IOS XR devices.

It includes IPv6 support for:

- Activation of MPLS-TE LSP paths

- Path protection (primary and secondary)

- Automating mirror LSP paths

- Link/Node protection and configuring fast re-route

Cisco IOS XR Cartridge: QoS for IPv6

IP Service Activator is enhanced with the introduction of IPv6 support for Quality of Service (QoS) using Modular QoS CLI (MQC) per hop behavior (PHB) on Cisco IOS XR devices.

It includes IPv6 support for the key QoS mechanisms:

- Classification

- Marking

- Policing

- Shaping

Cisco IOS XR Cartridge: Interface Configuration Management

An Interface Configuration Management cartridge is introduced for IP Service Activator for Cisco devices running IOS XR.

This cartridge enables you to:

- Create, modify and delete logical interfaces

- Modify configuration on physical interfaces

Juniper JUNOS Cartridge: Interface Configuration Management

An Interface Configuration Management cartridge is introduced for IP Service Activator for Juniper devices running JUNOS.

This cartridge enables you to:

- Create, modify and delete logical interfaces

- Modify configuration on physical interfaces

Support for Multilink Frame Relay Interfaces

IP Service Activator is enhanced with support for Multilink Frame Relay interfaces on Cisco devices running IOS. New interface configuration policies have been introduced to allow you to create, modify and delete Multilink Frame Relay interfaces, including the ability to specify whether existing interfaces are part of a Multilink Frame Relay interface.

Configuration Template Module Enhancements

IP Service Activator is enhanced with new functionality for the Configuration Template Module (CTM).

New features include:

- New CTM field types

- Improved support for wildcards in the depends statement

- The ability to nest templates

See the CTM online Help modules for more information.

Enhancements

Table 1-1 list the enhancements that are included in this release of IP Service Activator.

Table 1-1 IP Service Activator Enhancements

BugDB Number

Description

13887017

IPV6 CHANGES FOR CISCO IOS XR LSP CARTRIDGE AND LSP MODULE

13887011

IPV6 SUPPORT FOR CISCO IOS XR QOS CARTRIDGE

13887026

IPV6 SUPPORT FOR CISCO IOS XR L3 VPN CARTRIDGE

13636111

SUPPORT THE NO IP PIM AUTORP STATEMENT FOR MULTICAST FEATURE

10217119

CONFIGURE CISCO MARTINI XCONNECT ON VLAN MAIN INTERFACES

9556354

UPGRADE TO SUPPORT MULTICAST WITH VRF-LITE CONFIGURATION

13527085

DEVICE DESCRIPTION FIELD LIMITED TO 128 CHARACTERS

12985989

IP SERVICE ACTIVATOR GUI RESTRICTS ETHERNET PORT SHAPING FROM 0 TO 4294967295

12567327

SUPPORT FOR IPV6 IN JUNIPER DEVICE DRIVER

12372878

ALLOW MQCPHB TO USE NESTING WITH MARK ONLY SELECTED

12591514

IP SERVICE ACTIVATOR MAXIMUM-PREFIX COMMAND

10100930

SUPPORT FOR CONFIGURABLE TAG COMMAND IN IPSA SAA

10323740

IMPROVED ORGANIZATION OF COS MECHANISMS IN PHB AND MQCPHB OBJECTS

12340142

LSP SUPPORT FOR AUTOROUTE ANNOUNCE

12340200

LSP XR IOS NOT SENDING LDP COMMAND WHEN SELECTED

12351604

HUAWEI LSP ENHANCEMENTS.

12377665

INPUT INTERFACE TRAFFIC TYPE DOES NOT SUPPORT HYPHEN

12613342

ISR G2 & ASR ROUTERS SHOULD SUPPORT "NO IP PIM DM-FALLBACK" COMMAND

9338421

SUPPORT FOR "MATCH COS <N>" AND "MATCH COS INNER <N>"

12779414

EXTRA OPTIONS FOR BGP NEIGHBOR LOCAL-AS COMMAND ON CISCO IOS CARTRIDGE

12928024

IP SERVICE ACTIVATOR THROWS EXCEPTION WHILE REMOVING HOLD-QUEUE COMMAND FROM INTERFACE

12774990

ABILITY TO SPECIFY THE OSPF PROCESS ID IN CISCO IOS CARTRIDGE

12779613

EXTRA COMMAND IN ROUTE POLICY FOR THE CISCO IOS CARTRIDGE.

12852561

CISCO PROPRIETARY MIB TO BE USED FOR IPV6 DATA

12552096

CANNOT USE WILDCARD IN AUTODISCOVERY.CFG RENAME COMMAND

12940624

FEATURE FOR ALCATEL DISCOVERY MODULE TO INCLUDE CARD NAME IN INTERFACE PROPERTIES

12940687

ALCATEL DISCOVERY MODULE WILL NOT REDISCOVER DEVICE IF IT IS IN A NOT FOUND STAT

--

JUNIPER CARTRIDGE REPLACEMENT FOR JUNIPER DEVICE DRIVER

14126939

HUAWEI CARTRIDGE APPENDING AUTOGENERATED NUMBER TO QOS OBJECTS

14232221

SUPPORT FOR EXTRA COMMANDS IN VIRTUAL TEMPLATE CONFIGURATION POLICY

14604666

DUPLEX/SPEED SETTING ON CISCO UNIVERSAL CONFIG POLICY

13952990

ADDITIONAL SUPPORT FOR MULTICAST VPN FOR CISCO

13780160

ENHANCEMENT TO SUPPORT BFD SUPPORT FOR BGP FOR L3 VPN

13452054

ENHANCEMENT TO CISCO BGP AND VRF ROUTE POLICIES TO SUPPORT SET AS PATH-PREPEND AND SET ORIGIN COMMANDS

14102924

SUPPORT OF IP PIM DR-PRIORITY 10

16385851

SUPPORT CORE INTERFACE CREATION POLICIES FOR JUNOS CARTRIDGE

--

SOLARIS 11 SUPPORT

10169508

MLFR INTERFACES SUPPORTED IN IP SERVICE ACTIVATOR

16658331

CTM ENHANCEMENTS

13774183

SUPPORT FOR CONFIGURATION POLICIES FOR CISCO IOS XR

14181099

THE ABILITY TO LINK A CONFIG POLICY TO A DEVICE WITHOUT THE USE OF AN INTERFACE

16210996

THE SAME MULTIPATH FUNCTIONALITY FOR JUNIPER AS FOR CISCO IOS XR

16990518

UPVERSION JRE TO 1.7.0 U IN IP SERVICE ACTIVATOR/ CM

9963766

SUPPORT FOR 4-BYTE ASN NUMBERS IN JUNIPER DEVICE DRIVER

Deprecated Features

The following features have been removed from the feature set in this IP Service Activator release:

- Juniper E-series Device Support

- LSP Module

- Oracle Solaris 32-bit

- ASAP-IP Service Activator Process Integration Pack

- Transaction Export Utility

- Dual Dispatch

2 Issues

This chapter provides two tables: a list of all fixed issues and current known problems in this release of Oracle Communications IP Service Activator.

Fixes in This Release

This section lists all the fixed issues in this release of IP Service Activator.

Table 2-1 provides the service request number, the bug number and a brief description of the issue.

Table 2-1 Customer Issues Fixed in IP Service Activator

Service Request (SR) Number

BugDB Number

Description

3-6090680241

6383340

WHEN A NETWORK HAS MANY DOWN DEVICES, THE JUNIPER DEVICE DRIVER WILL CONSTANTLY CHECK DEVICE STATUS AND CAUSE A FREEZE

2-5849378

9068784

DATASCRIPT AND CONFIGLET CLEANUP FAILS TO CLEAN UP CONFIGLETS

3-1229453731

9262489

NP FAILS TO STARTUP IF PROCESSES ON NAMING SERVICE MACHINE NOT FULLY STARTED

3-1889804711

9881193

IP SERVICE ACTIVATOR IS NOT DELETING THE LAST DEVICE MODEL IN THE DATABASE WHE N USERS DELETE DEVICES FROM IP SERVICE ACTIVATOR

3-1911600931

9892859

THE OIM COMMAND GETID IS SLOWER WITH PROXY THAN THE GETID COMMAND WITHOUT PROXY

3-2051612981

10100930

CANNOT CONFIGURE TAG COMMAND IN IP SERVICE ACTIVATOR SAA

3-2474565621

10367395

DURING RIP IPV4 ADDRESS FAMILY REMOVAL, NP ISSUES "NO VERSION 2" COMMAND

3-2768268931

11682346

LINKING TWO MARTINI ENDPOINTS IN DIFFERENT TRANSACTIONS CAUSES TIMEOUT

7643437.992

11883783

IP SERVICE ACTIVATOR ASSIGNED DUPLICATE RD AUTOMATICALLY WHEN MANUAL RD VALUE SAME AS GENERATED RD VALUE

3-3182517271

12313193

INCORRECT BANDWIDTH VALUE ON INTERFACES

3-3349331431

12339743

LSP CONFIGURATION POLICY DOES NOT ALLOW 0 FOR BANDWIDTH RANGE

3-3349331431

12340142

LSP SUPPORT FOR AUTOROUTE ANNOUNCE

3-3349331431

12340200

SUPPORT FOR DYNAMIC LABEL SWITCHING OF LSP TRAFFIC

3-3353814521

12340403

ERROR IN IP SERVICE ACTIVATOR WHILE APPLYING THE IP MTU VALUE GREATER THAN INTERFACE MTU

3-3359093721

12351604

HUAWEI LSP ENHANCEMENTS

3-3332514011

12363434

DELETING FAULT IN IP SERVICE ACTIVATOR TAKES OVER 1 HR TO REPUSH CONFIG

3-3357137741

12372878

ALLOW MQCPHB TO USE NESTING WITH MARK ONLY SELECTED

3-3357137741

12377665

INPUT INTERFACE TRAFFIC TYPE DOES NOT SUPPORT HYPHEN, CANNOT ENTER INTERFACE RANGE

3-3571544121

12539067

A SMALL SAA PROBE CHANGE ON ONE DEVICE CAUSES MASSIVE NUMBER OF COMMITS

3-3591356521

12552400

ALCATEL DISCOVERY MODULE DOES NOT FIND ALL INTERFACES, CANNOT CHANGE DISCOVERY QUERY FILTERS

3-3569487011

12557474

CISCO 15.1-M. IOS NO LONGER ACCEPTS AROUND CLASSMAP AND POLICY

3-3603593111

12557683

INTERFACE DECORATION ROLLBACK CAN REMOVE INTERFACE IP ADDRESS

--

12558573

IOSXR: IP SERVICE ACTIVATOR DOES NOT CONFIGURE EXCLUSIVE MODE

3-2546876611

12591514

IP SERVICE ACTIVATOR MAXIMUM-PREFIX COMMAND IS NOT SUPPORTED

3-3569061521

12607579

POLICY SERVER RESTARTED DURING A PROXY PUSH

3-3732817831

12613342

IP SERVICE ACTIVATOR DOES NOT SUPPORT "NO IP PIM DM-FALLBACK" COMMAND

--

12626942

JUNOS BASE CARTRIDGE 'CONFIGURE PRIVATE' AND 'CONFIGURE EXCLUSIVE' SUPPORT IS REQUIRED

3-3733180941

12627026

UPGRADE TO 7.0 NPSNAPSHOT.SH DOES NOT RUN, JAVA EXCEPTION OCCURS

3-3753249831

12627694

LOOPBACK ADDRESS CHANGES UPON DISCOVERY

--

12631270

IPV4 AND IPV6 ADDRESSES ARE REMOVED WHEN CHANGING INTERFACE TAGGING, ENCAPSULATION TYPE

3-3733180941

12632652

UPGRADE TO 7.0 - NPUPGRADE FAILS TO COMPLETE

3-3357664678

12642739

IOSXR: DELETION OF FAULT AFTER ROLLBACK ON REMOVAL DOES NOT INITIATE RE-PUSH

3-3746233581

12652845

CARTRIDGE ALWAYS REDUCES SPOKE SITES INTO ONE VRF

--

12661071

NETWORK PROCESSOR/CISCO CARTRIDGE THROWS NULLPOINTEREXCEPTION WHILE DOING VRF REDUCTIONS

3-1330352221

12661773

NETWORK PROCESSOR: IOS CARTRIDGE RIP DEFAULT ROUTE SUPPORT

3-3871400701

12686925

STATIC ROUTES REMOVED BY IP SERVICE ACTIVATOR DUE TO RUNNING DISCOVERY SIMULTANEOUSLY WITH USER TRANSACTIONS

3-6514003681

12712070

EXISTING IPV4 CUSTOMER CAN'T ADD A WEBSITE TO THEIR VPN WITH AN IPV6 ADDRESS

3-3949058321

12760830

JAVA EXCEPTION OCCURS IN UNRELATED CARTRIDGES UPON COMMAND RE-ISSUE

3-4082370351

12774990

CANNOT SPECIFY THE OSPF PROCESS ID IN CISCO IOS CARTRIDGE THROUGH L3 VPN SITES

3-4082370365

12779414

EXTRA OTPIONS REQUIRED FOR BGP NEIGHBOR LOCAL-AS COMMAND ON CISCO IOS CARTRIDGE

3-4082789871

12779613

EXTRA COMMAND IN ROUTE POLICY IS REQUIRED FOR THE CISCO IOS CARTRIDGE

3-4107175171

12808285

JUNIPER BASE CARTRIDGE PROMPT MATCH DOES NOT HANDLE MX DEVICE PROMPT

--

12901214

CANNOT DISCOVER IPV6 INTERFACES FROM DEVICES RUNNING CISCO PROPRIETARY MIB

3-3124242631

12903647

SUPPORT FOR IPV6 IN JUNIPER DEVICE DRIVER

3-4366122921

12928024

IP SERVICE ACTIVATOR THROWS EXCEPTION WHILE REMOVING HOLD-QUEUE COMMAND FROM INTERFACE

3-4416544531

12940624

ALCATEL DISCOVERY MODULE DOES NOT INCLUDE CARD NAME IN INTERFACE PROPERTIES

3-4419218621

12940687

ALCATEL DISCOVERY MODULE DOES NOT REDISCOVER DEVICE IF IT IS IN A NOT FOUND STATE

3-3338581371

12976514

JUNIPER DEVICE DRIVER LOGS A COMMIT ERROR EVEN IF THE COMMIT IS SUCCESSFUL

--

12977771

INLINE AUDIT FAILS WHEN ONLY ONE VLAN ID IS IN THE COMMAND

3-4510448161

12985989

IP SERVICE ACTIVATOR GUI RESTRICTS ETHERNET PORT SHAPING BEYOND 4GBPS

3-4636146171

13045036

NPADMIN NOT DISPLAYING FULL IPV6 ADDRESSES

--

13054425

IP SERVICE ACTIVATOR GUI RESPONSE TO OPENING PHB OBJECT PROPERTIES IS SLOW AFTER THE PATCH 14 INSTALLATION

3-4732604681

13114928

THE AUTOMATIC DISCOVERY STATUS SHOWS A LARGE NUMBER OF OBJECTS AND THE TIME HAS HAS CHANGED

3-4820134941

13253038

AUDIT FAILS DURING NETWORK PROCESSOR UPGRADE BECAUSE OF REORDERING OF CLASSMAPS AND ACLS

3-4863694921

13344440

INCORRECT DOCUMENTATION IN OPTION EDITOR TOOL

3-4871320691

13344817

ALCATEL CARTRIDGE DOES NOT DETECT FAILOVER HAS OCCURED

--

13345287

NPUPGRADE DEVICE OPTION FAILING TO RUN

3-4866353641

13397028

INTEGRITY CHECKER ONLY FINDS FIRST CHILD UNDER PARENT OBJECT, CHILDREN IDS WRONGLY ACCUMULATED

3-4999551997

13454837

UPGRADE RUN ERROR DUE TO MISSING CLASSIFICATION IN CLASSIFICATION RULE

3-4994460431

13481586

MULTIPLE NPUPGRADES RUNNING ON DIFFERENT SERVERS, DEVICE UPGRADE ERROR

3-5058527301

13502438

UPGRADE RUN FAILURE DUE TO MULTIPLE NPUPGRADES ON DIFFERENT SERVERS

3-5092918381

13528774

IP SERVICE ACTIVATOR SENDS ALL ROUTE TARGET COMMANDS IN VRF CONTEXT REGARDLESS OF THE ADDRESS FAMILY SELECTED

3-5085084621

13559898

OIM CLI IS MISSING FROM WINDOWS 64BIT DISTRIBUTION

3-5095254081

13567111

CARTRIDGECONFIGURATIONTOOL.SH DOES NOT WORK IN LINUX

3-5206762751

13623194

IP SERVICE ACTIVATOR DOES NOT HONOUR "CLIPORT"

3-5206282581

13628093

NP AUDIT USES MANAGEMENT IP ADDRESS FROM CACHE/LDM INSTEAD OF REAL ADDRESS

3-5244267781

13767151

THE CTM MODULE DOES NOT SUPPORT ALL THE CHARACTER SETS AVAILABLE WITH ORACLE DATABASE 11G2

3-5198240401

13799843

THE POLICY SERVER CAN SOMETIMES GENERATE A CORE ON SHUTDOWN

3-5363685891

13824733

ON CISCO IOS XR, THE SERVER POLICY IS NOT BEING APPLIED TO FRAME-RELAY DLCI INTERFACES

3-5440547331

13840876

IP SERVICE ACTIVATOR REMOVED ACCESS-LISTS OFF ROUTER USING A DEVICE DRIVER

3-5484539951

13921128

WHEN A MASTER VPN SITE IS MOVED TO ANOTHER VPN ON CISCO IOS- XR, IP SERVICE ACTIVATOR AUTOMATICALLY CHANGES VRFS

3-5576576241

13955118

NETWORK PROCESSOR REPORTS A PROBLEM FOR ROUTERS WITH 2 ATM POLICIES

3-2474565621

13960648

THE REMOVAL OF RIP CONFIGURATION RESULTS IN RIP V2 CONFIGURATION BEING REMOVED

3-5600784301

13981368

CRITICAL ERROR RAISED DURING DEVICE MANAGEMENT PROCESS OF A CISCO 4924

3-5484539951

14008774

RENAMING A SITE WITHIN A VPN CAN CAUSE UNWANTED VRF NAMING FOR OTHER SITES

3-5731881591

14103423

IP SERVICE ACTIVATOR REMOVED VRFS FROM AN IOS-XR DEVICE

3-5718982591

14113299

THE JUNIPER DRIVER CANNOT SEND COMMANDS FOR IPV6 MULTIPATH COMMANDS

--

14127887

THE VRFREBUILDWAITTIME IS IN SECONDS NOT MILLISECONDS

3-5782693271

14163620

LINKAGE ERRORS ON SYSTEM STARTUP AFTER PATCH UPGRADE

3-5782693271

14163620

AFTER A PATCH UPGRADE, THERE ARE LINKAGE ERRORS ON THE SYSTEM

3-5916292691

14285143

IN CISCO IOS RELEASES 15.0, 12.0, AND LATER, THE IMPORT KEYWORD WAS REPLACED

3-5952630401

14331331

CTM USES OBJECT NAMES WHICH CAUSES PROBLEMS WHEN TWO TARGETS HAVE THE SAME NAME

3-5855169911

14359916

IP SERVICE ACTIVATOR COMMIT TIMES ARE GETTING LONGER

3-6026372671

14405581

WHEN THE DEVICE DESCRIPTION CONTAINS TWO QUOTATION MARKS, THE IOS VERSION PRECHECK FAILS

3-6023925861

14470759

THERE ARE DELAYS IN A NETWORK PROCESSOR PUSH ON THE SECOND PUSH IN A PRODUCTION SYSTEM

3-6172276241

14652918

WHEN A DEVICE IOS VERSION ENDS WITH A SPACE, THE CARTRIDGE CONFIGURATION TOOL CANNOT RECOGNIZE THE IOS VERSION

3-6257108261

14697603

WHEN ONLY THE INTERFACE COMMAND IS SELECTED FOR RE-ISSUE, IP SERVICE ACTIVATOR SENDS ALL THE DEVICE COMMANDS

3-6301017331

14752629

IN HUAWEI OS, AN AUDIT PROBLEM CAN OCCUR WHEN THERE IS ONLY ONE QOS TRAFFIC CLASSIFIER

3-6348399961

14792031

CERTAIN VPN CONFIGURATIONS CAN CAUSE A NETWORK PROCESSOR UPGRADE ERROR

3-6360037831

14807316

CISCO IOS 15X DEVICES DO NOT SUPPORT THE MAX-RESERVED-BANDWIDTH PARAMETER

3-6405184061

15831823

APPLYING MORE THEN ONE HSRP SERVICE POLICY TO A SINGLE INTERFACE CAUSES AN ERROR

3-6430966961

15866893

POLICY SERVER CAN CRASH WHEN A DISCOVERY IS RUN TO A NON-EXISTANT IP ADDRESS AND A TRANSACTION COMMIT IS ASLO CCURUING

3-6503838191

15922512

THE JUNOS DEVICE DRIVER CANNOT GENERATE IPV4 SUPER ADDRESS STATIC ROUTE 0.0.0.0/0 ANYMORE

3-6414441301

15923539

THE MAXIMUM ROUTE DISCREPANCY IS NOT SHOWING UP IN THE NETWORK PROCESSOR AUDIT REPORT

3-6503838207

15934919

THE JUNOS DEVICE DRIVER REDISTRIBUTION CONTAINS EXTRA STATIC WHEN ONE VPN SITE HAS STATIC ROUTE AND REDISTRIBUTION AND THE OTHER DOES NOT

3-6574537591

16035763

JUNIPER DEVICE DRIVER TAKES LONGER TO SEND CONFIGURATIONS WHEN USING FTP MODE

3-6527410701

16068241

SOLARIS 64BIT INTEGRITY CHECKER TRUNCATES REPORT SIZES TO 4K

3-6635084001

16079094

POLICY SERVER IS LOGGING ASSERTION ERRORS AND THEN SHUTTING DOWN AND LEAVING A CORE FILE

3-6657709541

16191460

INCORRECT TEXT IS DISPLAYED IN THE VRF REDUCTION MULTIPATH ERROR MESSAGE

3-6696922701

16237175

THE IOS XR CARTRIDGE DOE S NOT ALLOW RIP CONFIGURATION WITH AN IPV4+6 ROUTE

3-6725605891

16387874

IN CISCO IOS XR, CAPS ARE NOT FETCHED FOR A NEW FRAME-RELAY SUBINTERFACE

3-6828460841

16409288

IP SERVICE ACTIVATOR REPORTS THAT ATM HOLDQ DEPTH IS NOT SUPPORTED

3-6883640511

16431700

DATABASE UPGRADE FROM 5.2.4 FAILS

3-6894070041

16453816

IP SERVICE ACTIVATOR TRANSACTION STATUS MONITOR REPORTS FALSE NEGATIVES IN CASES INVOLVING VIRUTAL DEVICES

3-6894602541

16457025

IPV6 IP ADDRESS ON AN INTERFACE WILL NOT SHOW IN THE IP SERVICE ACTIVATOR UI IN DEVICE PANEL

3-6939690271

16503075

THE JUNIPER CATRIDGE IS OVERWRITING THE SYSTEM GROUP INTERFACE AND REMOVING MANUAL CONFIGURATION

3-6957953311

16545867

IP SERVICE ACTIVATOR GUI CRASHES ON WINDOWS 2008 R2 WHILE CLOSING

3-7084309844

16727946

THE JUNIPER DEVICE DRIVER FTP SESSION TIMES OUT AFTER 15 MINUTES DURING JUNIPER CONFIGURATION

3-7352971284

16932843

OFFLINE AUDITS ARE SHOWING ALL COMMANDS MISSING EVEN THOUGH THEY ARE IN THE CONFIGURATION FILE

Known Problems

This section lists known problems found during testing of this release of IP Service Activator that remain unresolved at the release date.

Table 2-2 provides the service request number, the bug number and a brief description of the problem.

Table 2-2 Known Problems in IP Service Activator

Service Request (SR) Number

Bugbane Number

Description

3-2854771401

11705527

IP SERVICE ACTIVATOR PATCH UI INSTALLER CAUSES ABNORMAL TERMINATION

Problem

When installing an IP Service Activator patch, the size of the file path causes the following error message to appear:

Abnormal program termination. An internal error has occurred.

Workaround

Copy the installer zip file to a new folder with a shorter name, for example:

C:\IPSA\

Extract the installer zip file to the new location and run the installer.

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14181889

IP SERVICE ACTIVATOR UI FREEZES AFTER RESTART OF THE PS AND OTHER NP AND PROCESSES

Problem

When using the IP Service Activator user interface (UI) with Windows 7, the UI sometimes does not reconnect to the server after the server is restarted.

Workaround

Close and reopen the UI.

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14251008

IP SERVICE ACTIVATOR TRANSACTION SUCCEEDED WHEN VPN CONCRETE IN CONFLICT

Problem

If a transaction generates a concrete in the conflict state, the transaction monitor reports the transactions as succeeded.

Workaround

None.

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14292525

CONFIG GUI DOES NOT UPDATE PATHS WHEN INSTALLING IP SERVICE ACTIVATOR TO A NEW LOCATION

Problem

If you are upgrading into a new directory, such as from 5.2.4 Solaris 32-bit to 7.2.0 Solaris 64-bit, the procedure is to copy the cman.cgf file to the new directory. The Configuration GUI does not update the paths in the cman.cfg file to the new path.

Workaround

Edit the cman.cfg file and change the directory paths to the new directory paths before running the confgGui tool.

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14298841

IP SERVICE ACTIVATOR PS TM LOGS THE SAME MESSAGE TWICE

Problem

Transaction-related logs may appear twice in the policy_server logs when a transaction fails.

Workaround

Ignore the additional log.

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