06-23-2009 02:06 PM - edited 03-18-2019 10:24 AM
Hi,
I've CSCso81531 Bug present on a cluster of 2x CCM 6.1(2), and it says is fixed on 6.1(3.1000.16).
But there are later versions than that, but Bug details doesn't mention them. So it will be solved if I upgrades to another 6.1(3x) or 6.1(4) version?
Please let me know.
Andres Pasten
Adexus S.A.
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06-24-2009 06:49 PM
Hi Andres,
In the bug Fixed-in section, it said it is fixed in version 6.1(2.1108.1), 6.1(2.9901.111), 6.1(2.95), 6.1(3.1000.16), 6.1(3.9999.1) and CUCM 7.x. Let's said version 6.1(2.9901.111), it can be an engineering special image or maintenance release for the 6.1(2).
I said it is fixed in 6.1(4), since it listed fixed in 6.1(3.1000.16) and 6.1(3.9999.1), where these two releases can be engineering special or maintenance release. Where it bug fixed in 6.1(3) should be incorporated in 6.1(4).
Also in verion 6.1(4)'s open caveats section, this bug is not listed. You can argue that you cannot find this off any other version of the 6.1's release note, however since it is not a new bug, and 6.1(4) is released on Jun 17, 2009, and this is another reason I said it is fixed in 6.1(4).
Just another general guideline we follow for any new software release, you should test it in a lab environment before deploying it through out your network.
HTH,
jerry
06-23-2009 02:53 PM
Hi Andres,
It will be fixed in CCM version 6.1(4).
HTH,
jerry
06-24-2009 06:15 AM
Hi Jerry,
OK, but that information will be confirmed on bug details? or I must understand that if it is fixed on 6.1(3) it must be fixed on 6.1(4) too? On release notes of 6.1(4) it is not mentioned.
The servers are in different cities so if I need to make an upgrade, it must be only one.
Thanks for your support.
Andres
06-24-2009 06:49 PM
Hi Andres,
In the bug Fixed-in section, it said it is fixed in version 6.1(2.1108.1), 6.1(2.9901.111), 6.1(2.95), 6.1(3.1000.16), 6.1(3.9999.1) and CUCM 7.x. Let's said version 6.1(2.9901.111), it can be an engineering special image or maintenance release for the 6.1(2).
I said it is fixed in 6.1(4), since it listed fixed in 6.1(3.1000.16) and 6.1(3.9999.1), where these two releases can be engineering special or maintenance release. Where it bug fixed in 6.1(3) should be incorporated in 6.1(4).
Also in verion 6.1(4)'s open caveats section, this bug is not listed. You can argue that you cannot find this off any other version of the 6.1's release note, however since it is not a new bug, and 6.1(4) is released on Jun 17, 2009, and this is another reason I said it is fixed in 6.1(4).
Just another general guideline we follow for any new software release, you should test it in a lab environment before deploying it through out your network.
HTH,
jerry
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