Release Notes
Learn about new features and enhancements, fixed issues, and known issues in Oracle Communications Unified Assurance.
7.0.0.1.0 - April 21, 2026
Release 7.0.0.1.0 includes bug fixes, internally-reported enhancements, and one known issue.
It also includes all features, fixes, and enhancements from the 7.0.0.0.0 release.
Fixed Issues in 7.0.0.1.0
This table describes the externally reported bugs fixed in release 7.0.0.1.0.
| Bug Number | Description |
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| 34606016 | Previously, the user who ran an application owned its log files. This could result in errors when a different user subsequently ran the application. For example, if the root user ran the Package application, they owned the Package.log file. If the assure1 user subsequently tried to run the Package application, they would be unable to access the log file, and would encounter errors. This issue has been fixed. Now, the assure1 user owns all log files, regardless of who runs the application. |
| 38557609 | The Perl function GetVertexInfo previously could not handle non-ASCII characters, which affected automation of SLM service trees with such characters. This issue has been fixed. GetVertexInfo now fully supports non-ASCII characters, providing consistent behavior with the UI and API. |
| 38588657 | The Metric Consolidator job previously failed silently when a query timed out during consolidation, logging no errors or warnings for metrics that were not processed. This issue has been fixed. Now, when a query times out, the Metric Consolidator job logs a warning or error, ensuring you are alerted to any metrics that could not be consolidated due to timeouts. |
| 38715262 | The Get Network Details by Name (/api/topology/NetworkDetails) endpoint previously ignored the zone ID when retrieving device details, returning the same device ID and details for devices with the same name in different zones. This issue has been fixed. Now the correct zone-specific details are returned. |
| 38723156 | Previously, when you set Internal authentication to require 2 or more uppercase, lowercase, numeric, or special characters in a password in the Authentication Types UI, the Users UI only accepted passwords where the required characters appeared consecutively. This issue has been fixed. Now, you can set two or more required characters of any type, and the Users UI accepts passwords as long as they contain the required number of each character type anywhere in the password, not just consecutively. |
| 38753681 | The Service Level Management (SLM) navigation tree in the Services UI previously generated identical dashboard URLs for similarly named nodes in different tree branches, causing confusion and navigation issues. This issue has been fixed. Now, the SLM navigation tree includes the full path in the link to the dashboard, ensuring that each node’s URL uniquely reflects its position in the hierarchy. |
| 38934212 | Previously, when a user belonged to multiple subgroups, the Filters and Filter Groups UIs displayed the user’s subgroups as [HIDDEN], so that you could only select the primary group as the group owner. This issue has been fixed. |
| 39096436 | After updating to 6.1.1.5.0, the Filter Groups UI did not display assigned filters as expected. This issue has been fixed. |
| 39101610 | Previously, MySQLReplImporterd could stop inserting data into OpenSearch due to JSON parse errors, while continuing to update the DatabaseReplicationClientPosition table in the Event database. This caused gaps in data collection after a service restart, because new inserts would begin after the last read, not the last successfully written record. This issue has been fixed. Now, MySQLReplImporterd logs all rejected JSON records at the WARN level for visibility and provides a SQL script to update the Event.Details field in the Event database, replacing invalid or empty JSON key fields. This makes the data acceptable to OpenSearch and allows you to reinsert affected records, preventing data gaps. |
| 39150332 | Previously, RCAConnectord failed to start when ShardID was set to 0. This issue has been fixed. Now, RCAConnectord starts successfully with ShardID set to 0 and correctly reads from all shards. |
Internal Fixes and Enhancements in 7.0.0.1.0
Release 7.0.0.1.0 includes the following additional internally-reported bug fixes and enhancements:
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Version Updates:
- Java has been updated to 21.0.11.
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The Microservice Workloads UI previously failed to load data when expanding namespaces, often showing "Contact your admin" or "No data available" errors. This issue has been fixed.
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Previously, double-clicking a central node in the Topology Graph dashboard with nested interfaces did not expand to show the interface nodes when viewing multiple hops, even though the badge indicated interfaces were present. This issue has been fixed. Now, double-clicking a node with nested interfaces properly expands and displays all associated interface nodes in the topology graph, regardless of the number of hops selected.
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The NPM [Metric OPS] Availability Dashboard has been retitled to [Metric OPS] Device Availability Dashboard.
Known Issues
The 7.0.0.0.0 and 7.0.0.1.0 releases contain the following known issue:
- When upgrading from version 6.1.1.5.0 or 6.1.1.6.0 to version 7, running SetupWizard with the --Upgrade option does not remove the previous microservice cluster before upgrading as documented in Upgrading Unified Assurance in Unified Assurance Installation Guide. To work around this issue, you must manually run clusterctl delete before upgrading your system from version 6.1.1.5.0 or 6.1.1.6.0.
7.0.0.0.0 - April 16, 2026
Release 7.0.0.0.0 is the initial stable release of Unified Assurance v7. This release includes new features, enhancements, bug fixes, and documentation updates.
This release also includes all previous content up to version 6.1.1.5.0. See Unified Assurance Release Notes for version 6.1.1 on Oracle Help Center for information about previous content.
Note:
The 6.1.1 document will not be updated after 6.1.1.5.0.
New Features in 7.0.0.0.0
This section describes the new features for release 7.0.0.0.0.
Network Performance Management
This release introduces Network Performance Management (NPM), an integrated, service-centric approach to monitoring network performance and availability. This solution consolidates data across your enterprise, letting you correlate network behavior with business service delivery, improving visibility, responsiveness, and strategic decision-making. NPM includes report packs with dashboards designed to meet the needs of distinct user roles within your organization. Each report pack delivers targeted insights that support operational efficiency, service quality, and business alignment.
NPM provides an end-to-end framework that includes microservices, UIs, and APIs, including:
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Guided UI workflows to set up device discovery and threshold monitoring
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Microservice pipelines to collect metric data and insert it into the Observability Analytics database for monitoring and threshold alerting
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Dynamic dashboards in the Observability Analytics database to visualize and analyze the data in real time at many levels of granularity
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Scheduled reports based on the dashboards
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Advanced multitenancy configuration, allowing you to host data from multiple tenants on the same Observability Analytics database and isolating access to the data according to each tenancy. Tenant users will see only the data relevant to their tenancy in the NPM dashboards.
Note:
To use NPM, you must purchase separate licenses for the report packs, in addition to your Unified Assurance license.
See About Network Performance Management in the new Unified Assurance Network Performance Management Reporting Guide for complete information.
Audit Logging in Observability Analytics
You can use the new Audit Log Replication Data Importer service to import the audit log of UI and API activity into Observability Analytics for review. See Monitoring Unified Assurance User Activity in Unified Assurance Security Guide and Audit Log Replication Data Importer in Unified Assurance Implementation Guide for details.
Microservice Updates
This release includes new microservices and updates to existing microservices.
New Microservices
This release introduces the following new microservices:
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Integrations:
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To support NPM:
Metric Sink Can Insert to the Observability Analytics Database
The Metric Sink microservice has been updated to support inserting metrics into the Observability Analytics database for NPM. You control which database is used by setting the input stream to the appropriate Pulsar topic. For Observability Analytics, this is persistent://assure1/metric/sinkos. Pollers and collectors can publish to this topic.
Prometheus also collects new Observability Analytics-related metrics for this microservice that you can use for autoscaling thresholds.
See Metric Sink in Unified Assurance Implementation Guide and Understanding the Metric Pipeline in Unified Assurance Concepts for details.
Migration from Coherence to Valkey
This release replaces Oracle Coherence with Valkey as the in-memory data cache for microservices. You do not need to perform any migration tasks other than deploying the new Valkey microservice. When you upgrade to version 7, your existing microservice clusters are deleted, and you will need to recreate them and redeploy your microservices.
Valkey provides thread-safe, distributed caching that supports scalability, high availability through replication and clustering, and secure communication via TLS/SSL.
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Unlike Coherence, Valkey supports full text search in cache lookups in FCOM overrides.
Enhanced Support for Sonus and Frequentis Devices
The RCA Availability Engine and SNMP Poller microservices have been enhanced to natively support Frequentis hardware interface instances using the ACOM framework. In earlier releases, Frequentis hardware interfaces were treated as standard network interfaces, requiring workarounds such as disabling pruning in the Topology Gather Network Inventory job.
With these updates, Unified Assurance now supports additional instance types beyond standard interfaces, providing accurate availability monitoring and streamlined device modeling for both Sonus and Frequentis devices through their respective ACOM files. See About Supporting Vendor Devices for more information.
CORBA Collector Pulls Events
The CORBA Collector Microservice can now optionally pull in events from external Element Management Systems (EMS) or Network Management Systems (NMS) by periodically querying the TMF814-compliant getAllEMSAndMEActiveAlarms API.
This enhancement helps handle scenarios like missed events during downtime. You can optionally exclude events with specified probable causes or severities.
See CORBA Collector in Unified Assurance Implementation Guide for details.
Discovery Service Supports New Endpoints
The Discovery Service microservice has been updated to support new discovery endpoints for NPM, and automatically perform the operation for translating the discovery results into the format expected for adding the devices to the inventory.
See Discovery Service in Unified Assurance Implementation Guide and Understanding the Discovery Pipeline in Unified Assurance Concepts for details.
Kafka Bridge Supports Additional Message Formats
The Kafka Bridge microservice now supports additional message formats (JSON, XML, or plaintext) for messages flowing from Kafka to Pulsar.
See Kafka Bridge in Unified Assurance Implementation Guide for details.
Webhook Collector Supports New Security Mechanisms
The Webhook Collector microservice now supports JWT security mechanisms, in addition to previously-supported SSL and basic authentication. See Webhook Collector in Unified Assurance Implementation Guide for details.
Microservice Clusters Can Use a Cluster FQDN for Load Balancing
You can now specify a cluster-level FQDN when creating microservice clusters. The cluster FQDN is associated with a virtual IP (VIP) that is initially attached to one of the cluster nodes. If that node becomes unavailable, the load balancer automatically reassigns the VIP to another healthy node. The cluster uses MetalLB for load balancing.
See Setting Up Cluster FQDN and Installing MetalLB for Load Balancing in Unified Assurance Implementation Guide for more information.
New Device Support
This release introduces support for new devices and fault MIBs. See Unified Assurance Device Support Overview.
Fixed Issues in 7.0.0.0.0
This table describes the externally reported bugs fixed in release 7.0.0.0.0.
| Bug Number | Description |
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| 35787943 | Previously, when you added a URL to the dashboard URL Panel, you could only use full URLs beginning with https://. This prevented you from using relative URLs that start with /, which are especially useful in environments without a single WebFQDN, such as primary and backup installations. This issue has been fixed. Now, you can use relative URLs in the dashboard URL Panel. |
| 38300801 | Previously, Report Runner ran at minute 59 of every hour instead of at minute 0, causing scheduled reports not to run as expected when using standard presets from the Reports UI. This required manual intervention or non-standard configuration to ensure reports were processed on schedule. This issue has been fixed. Now, Report Runner runs at minute 0 of every hour by default, aligning with standard report schedules so that scheduled reports are processed automatically and logs correctly reflect the configured processing times. |
| 37608585 | Kafka log files were being rotated but not deleted, causing the directory to grow indefinitely and consume excessive disk space. This issue has been fixed. Now logs are cleaned up automatically based on a configurable setting, preventing excessive disk usage. |
| 36506585 | When the DefaultLink was set for a user group, a duplicate navigation tool bar appeared on the left side of the screen after logging in. The issue has been fixed. |
| 37628313 | Previously, creating a custom Application Config Type with Metric Value Types (combo), Metric Functions (combo), or Comparison Operators (combo) caused the Jobs or Services UI to not display the expected dropdown options. This issue has been fixed. Now, the Metric Value Types (combo) option has been removed. Existing configurations with this type are set to String, and field names for Metric Functions (combo) and Comparison Operators (combo) have been updated to match the current data stores. |
| 37811640 | When you tried to group by the Grouping field in the Failover Service States UI, a "column not found" error occurred, preventing the operation. This issue has been fixed. |
| 38237677 | Metrics readForSelect queries were taking an extremely long time to complete, which degraded database performance. This issue has been fixed. Now, readForSelect queries are configured to time out in a reasonable amount of time, preventing negative impact on database performance. |
| 38332104 | DNS lookup failures to Prometheus were previously logged at the ERROR level, which could cause unnecessary alerting for expected behavior. This has been changed. Now, DNS lookup failures to Prometheus are logged at the WARN level, reflecting that these occurrences are informational and not critical errors. |
| 38426535 | Previously, when a custom event field named Description was present, the built-in Description field from the Meta Events UI would overwrite the value of the custom field in events created from that Meta Event. This issue has been fixed. Now, Unified Assurance treats the Meta Event Description and the custom event field Description as separate fields. |
| 38453030 | The Supervised Event Correlator microservice was failing to connect to the MySQL database on the primary presentation server, resulting in errors during startup. This issue has been fixed. |
| 38462928 | The WebHook Aggregator previously did not parse JSON payloads when the content-type header included additional parameters, such as "application/json; charset=utf-8". This issue has been fixed. Now, the WebHook Aggregator correctly parses JSON payloads regardless of additional content-type parameters. |
| 38479996 | Built-in variables such as NodeID, NodeName, ProcessFlag, and NextNodeID in CAPE Node rules were previously set to undef at runtime, making them unavailable for use as documented. This issue has been fixed. |
| 38498258 | The Versions drop-down in the Servers UI previously timed out or failed to display available versions, even when packages existed in the local depot. This issue has been fixed. |
| 38499612 | Clicking the Details tab in the Performance Graph within the Devices UI previously resulted in a PHP error when instance names contained special characters, such as '/', '%', or '#', as well as for certain custom display instance names. This issue has been fixed. |
| 38549772 | The assure1/tmp/par and assure1/tmp/pdk directories were not cleaned up on application exit, causing them to grow over time and consume significant disk space. This issue has been fixed. Now, these directories are automatically cleaned up when an application exits. |
| 38884238 | When you opened an embedded link through the Search functionality in the Links UI, the page loaded without the standard UI container, such as the left navigation menu and header. This created an inconsistent user experience compared to opening the embedded link through the Links navigation tree. This issue has been fixed. |
| 38884969 | Fluentd was intermittently switching from using the hostname to the IP address when connecting to OpenSearch after running for some time, which caused SSL certificate validation to fail and resulting in missing logs in the OpenSearch Discover UI. This issue has been fixed. |
| 38909184 | The clusterctl application handled master and worker roles inconsistently when roles were pre-installed before cluster creation. This could result in unsupported cluster topologies, misleading error messages, or blocked valid configurations, sometimes requiring cluster deletion and recreation to recover. This issue has been fixed. Now, installing Cluster.Master or Cluster.Worker roles does not automatically imply cluster membership; cluster membership is determined solely by the clusterctl create and clusterctl add host commands, ensuring consistent and supported cluster configurations. |
| 38936128 | The left-side navigation menu was not appearing when accessing Grafana dashboards. This issue has been fixed. |
| 38497658 | InfluxDB was repeatedly crashing. This issue affected InfluxDB version 1.8. Unified Assurance version 7.0.0.0.0 upgrades to InfluxDB version 1.12.2, which resolves this issue. |
| 39073967 | The $v2 varbind was not being set correctly in the default CISCO-SYSLOG-MIB-FCOM. This issue has been fixed. |
Externally Requested Enhancements in 7.0.0.0.0
This table describes the externally requested enhancements in release 7.0.0.0.0.
| Bug Number | Description |
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| 38320204 | Previously, tools in topology and event menus were organized by menus for a user's group and subgroup, and any tools that appeared in multiple menus were duplicated. Now, tools from a user's primary group appear first, and tools from their subgroup appear after a separator. Any duplicate tools are omitted. Additionally, the behavior for default menus when no restrictive property is set is now more consistent. See Context Menus with Multi-Group Users and Restrictive Menus Access in Unified Assurance Security Guide for more information. |
| 38522708 | You can now use the Reports UI and APIs to generate reports for OpenSearch dashboards. See Reports in Unified Assurance User's Guide for more information. |
| 34606196 | You can now search for devices by Serial Number and System Location in the Devices UI. |
| 35707534 | In the Event list, you can now select multiple severity filters at a time to view events matching any of the selected severities. |
| 34606410 | You can now directly access logs from the Jobs and Services UI using the View Log link. This makes it easier to review relevant log entries directly from where you manage jobs and services. |
| 37680989 | When you used the Abnormal Threshold Engine with metrics collected on a delayed schedule, such as bandwidth metrics inserted with an offset, the engine could not find the expected data point because it did not account for the delay in metric availability. This issue has been fixed. Now, the Abnormal Threshold Engine includes an offset option, enabling it to align threshold calculations with the timing of incoming metric data. |
| 34779778 | The Grafana dashboards for Neo4j now include Consumer Lead and Consumer Lag panels to show replication lag. |
| 36282716 | Previously, verified SNMP devices were not using their associated SNMP profiles, and discovered SNMP devices did not include DeviceSystemInfo. These issues have been fixed. |
Internal Fixes and Enhancements in 7.0.0.0.0
Release 7.0.0.0.0 includes the following additional internally-reported bug fixes and enhancements:
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Broker services:
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The MySQL Replication Data Importer service now loads any rule sets and configuration when prompted by a Reload Config command. This means the service configuration and any rule sets can be updated and validated before the changes are implemented and without requiring a restart of the service.
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Previously, running Config Helper caused services to restart every time, regardless of whether the configuration files had changed. This issue has been fixed. Now, services are only restarted when their configuration files are modified, improving efficiency and reducing unnecessary restarts.
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MIB object names now use valid ASN.1 syntax, ensuring consistency across MIBs, FCOM JSONs, FoundationRules, and test scripts. This enhancement standardizes object naming and improves compatibility with the Event Trap Aggregator service.
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Kafka was previously logging to /var/log/messages on multi-server installations, resulting in unnecessary system log growth. Now, Kafka logs are limited to $Basedir/logs/kafka, ensuring that all Kafka-related logs are stored in the designated directory and do not clutter the system log files.
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Devices:
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Metric performance graphs on the Devices UI now show maintenance windows with a highlighted bar between the maintenance window start and end times. When you hover over the highlighted area, a tooltip displays the name or description of the maintenance window, helping you identify and understand maintenance periods on your performance graphs.
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Previously, when creating a virtual device in the Devices UI, the form and API always required an IP address, which was not appropriate for all device types. In some cases, providing only an IPv6 address would still prompt for IPv4, and using deprecated API variables could result in errors or devices with missing address information. This issue has been fixed. Now, devices can be created using either DNS Name, IPv4, or IPv6 as appropriate, and validation for virtual devices no longer requires an IP address. The API has also been updated to handle both current and deprecated IP address variables properly, returning clear validation errors when needed.
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Metrics:
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Incorrect validation errors appeared when you created or updated metrics, metric display instances, metric instances, TL1 gateways, and CAPE nodes. This issue has been fixed.
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Previously, when you switched between Metric Widgets in a diagram, the Metric Instance field would appear empty, even if an instance had been selected. This issue has been fixed.
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Microservices:
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FCOM Processor:
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The FCOM Processor microservice previously required the SHARD_ID configuration parameter for FCOM lookups in the Event database. This parameter has been removed. The lookup is now automatically performed on shard 1.
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The FCOM Processor now supports JSON path expressions with spaces in field names.
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The FCOM Processor now correctly handles string quotations in trap varbinds, supporting both escaped single quotes and double quotes.
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Deploying the Graph Sink microservice was repeatedly failing and continually attempting to restart due to a missing edge type in the database schema. This issue has been fixed.
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The Metric Sink microservice was repeatedly restarting and failing to become operational after an upgrade, which blocked Device Discovery. This issue has been fixed.
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The TMF688 Event Processor microservice was not shutting down cleanly due to SVN connection and Prometheus errors. This issue has been fixed.
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Previously, the DOM Processor microservice handled the logic for IP lookups for Cisco Meraki devices. To align with the updated architecture and other microservices, this lookup logic has been moved to the Discovery Service microservice.
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The clusterctl add host command previously allowed you to create a cluster with two master nodes, which is an invalid architecture. Only deployments with one or three master nodes are supported. This issue has been fixed. Now, the command properly enforces cluster topology rules.
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Observability Analytics:
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When the DefaultLink user preference for a user was an OpenSearch dashboard in kiosk mode, they would see multiple navigation panels - one for Unified Assurance, another for OpenSearch, and sometimes more if there were login issues. This issue has been fixed. Now, links to OpenSearch dashboards in kiosk mode only include a single navigation panel.
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Fluentbit was excluding certain logs with long entries, such as DeviceAutoDiscovery. This issue has been fixed.
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Topology:
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Previously, when setting RestrictiveTopologyMenuID, you could only select a specific default menu or the Default Topology Tools menu, if no restriction was set. Now this setting works similarly to RestrictiveEventMenuID; when RestrictiveTopologyMenuID is set, the system uses that menu. If it is not set, the system looks for a menu that matches the user group name. If no matching menu exists, then the default menu is used.
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The Menus UI for topology now also matches the layout of the Menus UI for events, and includes a Default Menu checkbox. Additionally, the User Group option has been removed from the Menus UI for diagrams, as it was not used.
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The timestamp of the topology start node in the Dashboards UI now updates accurately when you select a different time zone, similar to other UI areas with timestamps.
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Users:
- When setting Forced Password Change to At Next Login for a user account in the Users UI, the UI previously locked the account from further edits and disabled the submit button for any subsequent changes. This issue has been fixed.
Version Updates in 7.0.0.0.0
This release includes the following version updates:
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MediaWiki has been updated to 1.45.1.
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MySQL has been updated to version 8.4.8.
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MySQL Connector/Python has been updated to version 9.6.0.
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MySQL Connector/J has been updated to version 9.6.0.
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Java has been updated to 21.0.10.
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Helidon MP has been updated to 4.3.2.
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Neo4j has been updated to 5.26.20.
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Ogma has been updated to 5.3.11.
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Source Guardian has been updated to 16.0.0.
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ElastiFlow has been updated to 7.15.0.
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PHP has been updated to 8.4.17.
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Go has been updated to 1.25.5.
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Apache HTTP Server has been updated to 2.4.66.
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Kafka has been updated to 4.1.1.
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Pulsar has been updated to 4.0.8.
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RabbitMQ has been updated to 4.2.1.
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Docker Registry has been updated to 3.0.0.
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Erlang/OTP has been updated to 27.3.4.6.
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FreeTDS has been updated to 1.5.10.
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Helm has been updated to 4.1.1.
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InfluxDB has been updated to 1.12.2.
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Node.js has been updated to 24.13.1.
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Puppeteer has been updated to 24.33.0.
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Subversion has been updated to 1.14.5.
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Telegraf has been updated to 1.37.2.
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ChartMuseum has been updated to 0.16.4.
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Oracle OpenSearch has been updated to 3.2.
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Oracle OpenSearch Dashboards has been updated to 3.2.
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Fluent Bit has been updated to 4.2.3.1.
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RKE has been upgraded to RKE2 (v1.34.3+rke2r1).
The following new third party components have been added:
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Valkey 9.0.3
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ValkeyJSON 1.0.2
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ValkeySearch 1.1.0
REST API Updates in 7.0.0.0.0
The following updates have been made to the Unified Assurance REST APIs:
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New endpoints for discovery and rediscovery have been added to the Microservices REST API. These endpoints support the new Guided Discovery UI flow. See REST API for Unified Assurance Microservices for more information.
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The Core REST API has been updated as follows:
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You can now use the Reports endpoints to manage reports for OpenSearch dashboards, and a new Get OpenSearch Dashboards for Combo Boxes and Item Selectors endpoint is available. The existing Creating a Report endpoint now requires the Source parameter, and, if Source is set to OpenSearch, the DashboardUUID and TimeRange parameters are also required. See the Reports endpoints in REST API for Unified Assurance Core for more information.
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The Create a Device endpoint includes new required parameters for physical or virtual devices, and the IPv4 and IPv6 parameters are deprecated. You use the IPAddress or IPv6 parameters instead.
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The Create a Diagram Menu endpoint no longer requires the UserGroupID parameter.
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The Description parameter on the Meta Events payloads has been modified to MetaEventDescription to clarify the distinction between this and other types of description.
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The Users endpoints now expect PasswordExpiration and AccountExpiration in either YYYY-MM-DD HH-MM-SS or YYYY-MM-DD format, or with the value set to 0 to indicate that the password or account never expires.
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The Create a Metric Instance endpoint now accepts DeviceZoneName in addition to DeviceZoneID. However, Oracle recommends using a serialized device name in the DeviceName parameter instead. A serialized device name appends the zone name to the device name. For example, router.example.com;z1. If you use a serialized device name, do not include DeviceZoneName or DeviceZoneID.
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Documentation Updates in 7.0.0.0.0
The documentation has been updated for the new features, enhancements, and issues described above. In addition, the following externally-reported documentation issues have been fixed in this release:
| Bug Number | Description |
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| 38062978 | The documentation for the FCOM Processor did not include the EVENT_DB_SHARD_ID parameter, which appeared in the helmchart. Because the parameter has now been removed from the helmchart, no documentation update is required. |
| 38022311 | The documentation for the Abnormal Thresholding Engine has been updated to include the Cluster failover type, as well as a recommendation to use this type in larger redundant environments. The Standard Thresholding Engine documentation was updated in a similar way in a previous release. |
| 34606026 | Unified Assurance Installation Guide now includes a new section covering RPM dependencies for offline installations. See Package Dependencies for Offline Installations. |
| 36496126 | The steps for backing up and restoring InfluxDB have been updated to support the current version of InfluxDB. See Backing Up and Restoring the InfluxDB Database in Unified Assurance System Administrator's Guide. |
| 38301577 | The documentation about Pulsar has been updated to mention the default indefinite retention for unacknowledged messages in the case of a database outage. See Pulsar Message Bus in Unified Assurance Concepts. |
| 38354731 | Certificate Management in Unified Assurance Security Guide has been updated to include OpenSearch certificates. Outdated commands and information about certificate expiry have also been updated. |
| 38797582 | The command for deploying the Event Canal microservice in Unified Assurance Implementation Guide has been updated to indicate that the Event Canal connects to the appropriate database (redundant or primary) according to the namespace it is deployed to. |
| 38186447 | Unified Assurance Implementation Guide now includes a section about testing failover for microservice clusters. See Testing Cluster Failover. |
| 37767218 | Using Application Clustering now includes a section about changing the cluster for broker services. See Changing the Cluster for Services in Unified Assurance Implementation Guide. |
The following additional documentation updates have been made:
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In REST API for Unified Assurance Core:
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A caution has been added in the Get Metrics for Combo Boxes and Item Selectors advising you to always include filtering and pagination parameters to avoid performance impact.
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In the Users endpoints, the interaction between PasswordExpiration and PasswordChange has been clarified.
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In the Files endpoints, the interaction between the MimeType, FileTypeID, and actual file extension ahs been clarified.
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Ciena MCP Poller has been updated to clarify that events collected by this poller are not processed by the FCOM Processor.
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The following new documents have been added:
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Network Performance Management Reporting Guide describes the NPM feature including overall concepts, setup instructions, and information about the NPM dashboards.
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Performance Test Summary provides results of performance testing in three key areas: event throughput, netflow throughput, and NPM dashboard performance. See Performance Test Summary Overview.
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Enterprise Licensing Information User Manual provides licensing information for the new Unified Assurance Enterprise licenses.
Additionally, both Enterprise Licensing Information User Manual and standard Licensing Information User Manual are available in HTML format rather than as a PDF.
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Unified Assurance Installation Guide has been updated for the 7.0.0.0.0 release. This includes:
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Upgrading Unified Assurance: A single, simple procedure for upgrading from version 6.1.1.5.0 to version 7. Previous procedures for forklift and inplace upgrades have been removed, as well as information about upgrading from version 4 or 5. There is no direct upgrade path from these previous versions to version 7.
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Updating Unified Assurance has been updated to include only tasks required for the current version numbers.
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Post Installation Tasks has been added to provide links to common post installation tasks, including setting up a microservice cluster, installing Vision, installing Observability Analytics, and setting up NPM.
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Unified Assurance Migration Guide has been removed. All customers are expected to have completed migration to OpenSearch. There is no migration path between previous versions of Unified Assurance and version 7.