| SBC Bootloader Upgrade
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Adds the ability to remotely upgrade the SBC
bootloader image in addition to the SBC software image during software updates.
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- Session Element
Manager User Guide for Edge & Core Plug-in
- Updates the
"Configure and Apply Global Parameters to Devices" and "Configure and Apply a
Software Upgrade to Devices" chapters.
- Session Element
Manager User Guide for Service Provider Edge & Core
- Updates the
"Configure and Apply Global Parameters to Devices" and "Configure and Apply a
Software Upgrade to Devices" chapters.
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| R226 Compliance
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Eliminates the ability to view and edit both
Lawful intercept (LI) and SIPREC configuration elements when running in R226
mode.
Note: When R226
compliance is enabled, devices added with a LI encryption password can be
managed by changing the device permissions via the Security Manager.
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- Session Delivery
Manager Installation Guide
- Session Delivery
Manager Administrators Guide
- Session Delivery
Manager Security Guide
- Session Element
Manager User Guide for Edge & Core Plug-in
- Session Element
Manager User Guide for Service Provider Edge & Core
- Report Manager
User Guide
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| Lawful Intercept Config Options
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Restricts the ability to view and edit LI
configuration elements to the LIadmin user.
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| LDAP Filters Support
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In addition to the existing mandatory LDAP
parameters, the OCSDM now supports the following additional LDAP attributes and
parameters:
- base-dn
- bind-dn
- user-principal-name
(userprincipalname)
- sam-account-name
(samaccountname)
- organizational-unit-name (ou)
- is-member-of-dl
(memberof)
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- Session Delivery
Manager Administrators Guide
- Updates
"Configuring Domain Controller Advanced Settings".
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| Audit Log Policy Enhancement
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The audit log purging policy has been
enhanced to always retain the last 48 hours of audit logs and cannot be
configured to a lesser value.
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- Session Delivery
Manager Administrators Guide
- Updates
"Schedule Audit Log Files to be Purged Automatically" and "Purge Audit Log
Files Manually".
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| Multiple Interface Support
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OCSDM supports multiple interfaces as
follows:
- Northbound
interfaces: These are used by clients (for example, SOAP clients, GUI, REST
clients) communicating with the OCSDM hosts. This communication includes REST,
SOAP, Apache, SFTP, Ping, SNMP, RMI, and Java socket protocols.
- Southbound
interfaces: These are used by OCSDM hosts communicating to devices. This
communication includes SFTP, FTP, SSH, Telnet Ping, SNMP, ACP, SOAP, and Java
socket protocols.
- Eastbound and
Westbound interfaces: These are used by OCSDM hosts communicating to each host
in an OCSDM cluster. This communication includes SFTP, Ping, RMI, and Java
socket protocols.
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| IPv6 Support
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OCSDM supports IPv4 and IPv6 addresses for
the following different interfaces:
- For both
Northbound and Southbound interfaces, the OCSDM can have an IPv4 or IPv6
address for the NIC. If both virtual and physical interfaces are present, then
IPv4 and IPv6 are supported for these interfaces.
- For Eastbound and
Westbound interfaces, the OCSDM can have an IPv4 or IPv6 address for any
physical or virtual interface.
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