Release Notes
Release 7.0
E54917-01
August 2014
This document provides release notes for Oracle Communications Delegated Administrator 7.0.0.10. It contains the following sections:
The new features in this release of Delegated Administrator are:
Support for Solaris 11
Support for Oracle Linux 6
Support for GlassFish Server 3
Provisioning Users and Domains for Contacts Server
Table 1 shows the problems fixed in Delegated Administrator 7.0.0.10.
Table 1 Problems Fixed in Delegated Administrator 7.0.0.10
| Service Request (SR) Number | BugDB Number | Description |
|---|---|---|
|
N/A |
18893355 |
l10n/ja: Translation failure on DA 7.0 for email status |
|
3-8993653425, 3-8046408661 |
17732129 |
Request DA7 support on GlassFish 3 / RHEL 6 |
|
3-8053716901 |
17805310 |
config-commda does not complete with some passwords |
|
3-8696469777 |
17354900 |
DA7 LDAP ACI: Schema 1 dcroot always refers to o=isp |
|
3-8823069548 |
18554735 |
DA 7, customization to remove mail forwarding fails for new user |
|
3-8822623217 |
18547113 |
DA 7, config-commda adds password policy in old DS5 mode, fails if DS6 mode |
|
3-8895846671 |
18655706 |
Schema1 groups can't be deleted |
|
3-9410426621, 3-8780908103 |
18491877 |
ACI: add version info to "DA Organization Admin Role access deny to org node" |
|
3-8723668651 |
18410599 |
acl "Org Admin DC node access - product=commda" - add version string |
|
3-7740535041 |
17382904 |
DA7 Console - "Organization Properties -> "Mail Host" should be "Preferred"++ |
This section describes known problems with Communications Suite Delegated Administrator in the following areas:
These problems relate to installation, upgrade, and configuration issues.
For large-scale installations with Access Manager, Messaging Server, and an LDAP Schema 2 directory, you might want to consolidate the Access Control Instructions (ACIs) in your directory.
When you install Access Manager with Messaging Server, a large number of ACIs initially are installed in the directory. Many default ACIs are not needed or used by Messaging Server. You can improve the performance of Directory Server and, consequently, of Messaging Server look-ups, by consolidating and reducing the number of default ACIs in the directory.
For information about how to consolidate and discard unused ACIs, see the discussion about consolidating ACIs for Directory Server performance in Delegated Administrator System Administrator's Guide.
SR number: NA
Bug number: 14397971
If Directory Server is located in a different location from Delegated Administrator, the configurator hangs. Therefore, LDAP scripts such as ldapmodify, ldapdelete, and ldapsearch do not work.
Workaround Option 1:
Create the directory opt/SUNWdsee/dsee6 and create a softlink:
ln -s /opt/DS7/dsee7/dsrk/bin /opt/SUNWdsee/dsee6
Rerun the configurator.
Workaround Option 2:
Copy the SUNWdsee folder from another machine into the /opt directory.
These problems relate to console and command-line utility issues.
SR Number: NA
Bug number: 12250825 (SUNBT6760564)
When the group calendar account functionality was added in Calendar Server 6.3, a new bit was added to the icsAllowRights LDAP attribute: bit 15 : allowGroupDoubleBook : "Double booking of group calendars"
The Delegated Administrator console is missing a field to "Allow double booking for new group calendars" by setting bit 15 of the icsAllowedRights attribute. (The Advanced Rights fields are in the Calendar Service section of the Organization Properties page in the Delegated Administrator console.)
Workaround: Use the commadmin domain create -R or commadmin domain modify -R command to set the advanced rights properties (bits) in the icsAllowRights attribute.
SR number: NA
Bug number: 12127916 (SUNBT6300923)
When you create a new group and add dynamic members to the group, you can either manually construct an LDAP URL or use the fields available in the drop-down menus to construct the LDAP URL. If you use the drop-down menus, you can click the Test LDAP URL button. If you manually construct the LDAP URL, this feature is disabled.
SR number: NA
Bug number: 19028256
When you click Help in the console, the Contents section is not displayed.
Workaround: Click the Show link to display the Contents section.
SR number: NA
Bug number: 19061055
The Return to Top links on online Help screens are broken.
Workaround: Scroll to the top of the online Help screen if you wish to return to the top.
SR number: NA
Bug number: 19184260
When you create a new organization in the console and click Help, there is a broken link for IM Service Details.
Workaround: Ignore the link. There is no corresponding UI screen that requires it.
Table 2 lists the known incompatibilities between Delegated Administrator for Oracle Communications Unified Communications Suite and earlier versions.
Table 2 Delegated Administrator Compatibility Issues
| Incompatibility | Impact | Comments |
|---|---|---|
|
Access Manager in Realm Mode (version 7.x style) Note: Access Manager has two install types: Realm Mode (version 7.x style) and Legacy Mode (version 6.x style). Legacy Mode is the default. |
At installation, you must choose Legacy Mode as the install type on the following panel: Access Manager: Administration (1 of 6) |
If the Realm Mode install type of Access Manager is installed, you are not able to run Delegated Administrator. |
|
Directory Server releases 5.2.4 and earlier |
The Directory Server feature that enforces unique values for mail attributes is not available with versions earlier than 5.2.4. |
Solution: Upgrade to Directory Server 5.2.5 or later. You also can install Directory Server 5.2.4, but you must apply patch 5.2_Patch_4_6313027. For detailed instructions, see the Enforce Unique Values for Mail Attributes section in Delegated Administrator Installation and Configuration Guide. |
There are no deprecated or removed features in this release.
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E54917-01
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