08-26-2008 03:35 AM - edited 03-15-2019 12:50 PM
Hi!
I have a CCM 4.3 (upgrade from 3.3). I have a very strange problem - I can't register any MGCP device. When I try to configure installed module (E1 card in slot 0, for example), I got erron on CCM's page (on the bottom of explorer page):
Script error
Line: 1499
Char: 4
Error: 'gclear' is undefined
Code:0
This error happend with any MGCP router that I try to add, It doesn't matter, exist it or not, and what slot I try to configure. I try lates patch (18 august) - problem still exist. H323 isn't option for me. Can someone tell me, how to fix this CCM bug?
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08-26-2008 04:44 AM
Hi Alexander,
Looks like you are hitting this bug that requires an Engineering special from TAC;
Bug Details - CSCsq41401
Details:
error when configuring mgcp E1 endpoints
Symptom:
When trying to insert/configure an MGCP E1 endpoint, the insert fails and webpage returns an error message seen by the icon on the bottom left hand corner of IE. The error is as follows:
Error contains the following message:
"Line: 1499
Char:4
Error: 'gclear' is undefined
Code:0
URL: https:///CCMAdmin/gatewayconfig.asp?Action=New&iMGCP={EF3DD7A2-AF13-4B21-911E-07BB251243F6}&Type=55&Protocol=1&EndPoint=S0/SU0/DS1-1@&Slot=0&SubUnit=0&Port=0"
Conditions:
This was seen on OS 2003.1.2a.SR9 and also when upgrading to SR10.
Also seen on both 4.3(2) and 4.3(2)es2
Last working versions were 4.3(1)sr1a and 4.3(1)es22. It appears the 4.3(1) train did not have the issue. Only when upgrading to 4.3(2) did the issue come up.
Seems that this is happening for all types of MGCP gateway models and any combination of slot devices and subunit devices as long as the endpoint is of E1 type.
MGCP T1 types work fine as well as H323 gateways.
Workaround:
not known.
Further Problem Description:
Problem was noticed after upgrade from 4.3(1) to 4.3(2)
Steps to reproduce:
1) in CCMadmin, gateway config
2) add new gateway, select model (3825 used for testing), select MGCP as type
3) pick a module, doesn't matter which slot. (slot0 used for testing)
4) pick subunit (any E1 type card)
5) update and click the link to the endpoint identifier.
6) select a device pool and click insert.
7) at this point, an error at the bottom left hand corner will appear.
1st Found-In
4.3(2)
Fixed-In
4.3(2.39)
4.3(2)ES3
Hope this helps!
Rob
08-26-2008 04:44 AM
Hi Alexander,
Looks like you are hitting this bug that requires an Engineering special from TAC;
Bug Details - CSCsq41401
Details:
error when configuring mgcp E1 endpoints
Symptom:
When trying to insert/configure an MGCP E1 endpoint, the insert fails and webpage returns an error message seen by the icon on the bottom left hand corner of IE. The error is as follows:
Error contains the following message:
"Line: 1499
Char:4
Error: 'gclear' is undefined
Code:0
URL: https:///CCMAdmin/gatewayconfig.asp?Action=New&iMGCP={EF3DD7A2-AF13-4B21-911E-07BB251243F6}&Type=55&Protocol=1&EndPoint=S0/SU0/DS1-1@&Slot=0&SubUnit=0&Port=0"
Conditions:
This was seen on OS 2003.1.2a.SR9 and also when upgrading to SR10.
Also seen on both 4.3(2) and 4.3(2)es2
Last working versions were 4.3(1)sr1a and 4.3(1)es22. It appears the 4.3(1) train did not have the issue. Only when upgrading to 4.3(2) did the issue come up.
Seems that this is happening for all types of MGCP gateway models and any combination of slot devices and subunit devices as long as the endpoint is of E1 type.
MGCP T1 types work fine as well as H323 gateways.
Workaround:
not known.
Further Problem Description:
Problem was noticed after upgrade from 4.3(1) to 4.3(2)
Steps to reproduce:
1) in CCMadmin, gateway config
2) add new gateway, select model (3825 used for testing), select MGCP as type
3) pick a module, doesn't matter which slot. (slot0 used for testing)
4) pick subunit (any E1 type card)
5) update and click the link to the endpoint identifier.
6) select a device pool and click insert.
7) at this point, an error at the bottom left hand corner will appear.
1st Found-In
4.3(2)
Fixed-In
4.3(2.39)
4.3(2)ES3
Hope this helps!
Rob
08-26-2008 05:08 AM
Hi Rob, well done with finding the bug ID (some points for you), hopefully it'll fix Alexander's issue.
One hell of a bug to run into though!
08-26-2008 05:14 AM
Hey Darren,
Thanks buddy! Yeah, I'm suprised that this bug is only rated a Severity Level 2. Just a tad service effecting I would say (yikes!)
Loading up the ES shouldn't take too long and hopefully Alexander will be good to go :)
Take care and keep up the great work here!
Cheers!
Rob
08-26-2008 10:53 PM
Hi Rob! Great thanks for your help! You erned maximun points! =)
08-27-2008 04:42 AM
Hi Alexandr,
You are most welcome my friend! This is a very weird Bug for sure, best of luck for a quick resolution.
Take care,
Rob
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