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Contents
About This Release, page 1 New Features in Release 5.6.10, page 2 Firmware Images, page 4 Upgrading from an Earlier VXSM Release, page 5 Interrupted Procedure Recovery, page 6 Feature Clarifications, page 6 Call Rate Performance Support, page 6 Online Diagnostics Feature as Applied to VXSM, page 6 DSP Resources Under Mixed Codec Conditions, page 7 VXSM Management Information Base, page 7 Service Module Support by Platform, page 8 Compatibility, page 8 Caveats for VXSM Release 5.6.10, page 9 Related Documentation, page 12 Obtaining Documentation, Obtaining Support, and Security Guidelines, page 13

About This Release

The VXSM Release 5.6.10 follows VXSM Release 5.6.00. The resolved caveats for VXSM Release 5.6.10 are listed in Table 4 on page 10.

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New Features in Release 5.6.10

The Voice Switch Service Module (VXSM) product is supported by the MGX 8880 Media Gateway and the MGX 8850 Multiservice Switch. Refer to their respective release notes for platform and version level support guidelines.

Note

To verify that you have the latest version of Cisco IOS required to support the new features included in this release, please check Cisco IOS availability status at Cisco.com. The VXSM software release notes are supported by Cisco Voice Switch Services (VXSM) Configuration Guide, Release 5.6.10 and Cisco Voice Switch Services (VXSM) Command Reference, Release 5.6.10, both of which are available on cisco.com.

New Features in Release 5.6.10

Release 5.6.10 is a maintenance release with several major new software features over Release 5.6.00. The new software features include:

Multiple Bearer IP Pool Support for Alternative Codec String Hold Tone During Warm Transfer Increased Announcement IDs on VXSM Ignoring Unsupported Parameters in SDP Preference for Codec Negotiation

Multiple Bearer IP Pool

The Multiple Bearer IP Pool feature allows interworking between two or more gateways residing on different private networks. VXSM acts as an interconnect gateway and provides different set of IP addresses for each private network based on a pre-defined rule on the call agent (PGW). Release 5.6.10 and later releases support this feature.

Usage Guidelines
Follow these guidelines when you configure a multiple bearer IP pool on VXSM:

Supported on all codec templates for the H248 protocol. Supports all card types such as T1, E1, OC3, and so on. Supports a maximum eight of bearer pools. Supports minimum zero and a maximum of eight bearer IPs in each pool. VXSM shall support two new packages vpnd and evpnd while creating pdn termination. Pools can be shared across different Virtual Media Gateways (VMG). The default pool name is networkA.

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For Multiple Bearer IP Pool feature, the following commands were added:
addBearerPool cnfBearerPool delBearerPool dspBearerPools cnfBearerIPPool dspBearerIPPools

Adds bearer pools. Configures the bearer pools. Deletes a bearer pool. Displays all the bearer pools added on a gateway. Configures the IPs in a bearer pool. Displays all the IPs configured under a bearer pool.

Support for Alternative Codec String

Release 5.6.10 introduces support for alternate strings for existing codecs. Presently VXSM supports only standard codec strings such as PCMU, G.711u, and so on. This feature enables VXSM to use the alternate strings in addition to the existing standard strings. The following call control protocols support this feature:

H.248 MGCP TGW and Wireline: Supports G.711, G.723, G.723.1a, G.726, G.729, G.729A, and Clear Channel. Cable: Supports G.711 and iLBC. TGW2: Supports G.711, G.726, G.729A, iLBC, and Clear Channel. FMC: Supports G.711, G.726, G.729A, AMR-NB, GSM-EFR, and Clear Channel.

The feature supports these codec templates:

For the Support for Alternative Codec String feature, the following commands were added:
cnfcodecstring dspcodecstring

Specifies the alternate codec strings for VXSM. Displays the alternate codec strings for a specific adaptation type and codec.

Hold Tone During Warm Transfer

This enhancement introduces a new type of hold tone during a warm transfer. The new tone is played during the warm transfer period. Only MGCP protocol supports this enhancement. For the Hold Tone During Warm Transfer feature, the following commands were modified:
cnfvifccode dspvifccode dspvifccodes

Configures a specific country code in a voice interface. Displays country code configured for a specified Voice Interface. Displays country code configured for all the Voice Interface.

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Increased Announcement IDs on VXSM

Release 5.6.10 increases the announcement identifiers on the VXSM from 1024 to 9924. Only H.248 protocol supports this enhancement. For the Increased Announcement IDs on VXSM feature, the following commands were modified:
cnfannfile dspannfile dspannfiles

Configures Announcement File. Displays the configuration parameters for a specified announcement file. Displays the configuration parameters for a all the announcement files.

Ignoring Unsupported Parameters in SDP

Effective this release, when VXSM receives any unsupported parameters in a Session Description Protocol (SDP) for a codec, it ignores the unsupported attributes and does not consider that particular codec for negotiation. This prevents VXSM from rejecting the whole SDP. If a single codec is received in the m-line, and the SDP validation fails, the VXSM does not acknowledge that request. Only H.248 protocol supports this enhancement. Also note that when VXSM receives multiple SDPs in the local descriptor with the first one with media type as VIDEO and subsequent one with media type as AUDIO, VXSM will ignore the first SDP and process the second SDP instead of returning any error, because VXSM does not support media type VIDEO. This will also apply if a single SDP is received with multiple m lines, with first one with media type as Video and subsequent one with media type as Audio. Here also, VXSM will ignore the m lines with media type VIDEO and process the first m line found with media type as AUDIO.

Preference for Codec Negotiation

This enhancement allows a user to specify the codec negotiation preference to either remote or local code. Only H.248 protocol supports this enhancement. For Preference for Codec Negotiation feature, the following commands were added:
cnfCodecNegoPreference dspCodecNegoPreference

Sets the codec negotiation preference. Displays the codec negotiation preference.

Firmware Images
For each VXSM card type (OC-3/STM-1, T1/E1, or T3), two firmware images are available, namely, Non-CALEA and CALEA. When placing an order, the user must specify whether a Non-CALEA or CALEA image is required. Both CALEA and Non-CALEA images supports three Media Gateway Control protocols, namely, H.248, MGCP, and TGCP. However, VXSM supports only one protocol at a time. The user must choose between the H.248, MGCP, and TGCP protocols when the image is first loaded from the PXM using the setrev command.

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Upgrading from an Earlier VXSM Release

The CALEA image supports LI based on SII architecture for H.248, TGCP and MGCP protocols. The PktCable CALEA is supported only with MGCP and TGCP protocols. VXSM supports four different Codec templates; Tandem Gateway (TGW), Tandem Gateway 2, Fixed Mobile Convergence (FMC), and Cable. The Cable template can be used only in conjunction with TGCP.

Upgrading from an Earlier VXSM Release

VXSM can be gracefully upgraded (configuration is preserved) from VXSM Release 5.5.00 or later.
Note

VXSM supports upgrade of non-CALEA to CALEA firmware. But upgrade from CALEA to non-CALEA is not supported. When loading or upgrading a boot or runtime image to a VXSM card, users must observe the following caution:

Caution

If an H.248 association is active with SrvChgProfile (used in service change message) as BT_TGW in 5.3.x.x release, after graceful upgrade to 5.6.10, the association will continue to use BT_TGW, but new association(s) cannot be added with SrvChgProfile as BT_TGW. From the 5.4.00 release onward, the BT_TGW SrvChgProfile is no longer available. All new associations must be added using either etsi_tgw or CISCO_TGW. Prior to upgrade, user should confirm that additional termtypes (other than the defaults) have not been configured for VXSM in H.248.

Warning

Many of the commands involved in loading or upgrading boot and runtime images can take several minutes to execute completely. If the user resets or otherwise disturbs the VXSM card during a loading or upgrading process, the card can easily be damaged even to the extent that it must be returned to the factory for repair. In particular: Do not reset VXSM or PXM cards manually or through commands such as resetcd or resetsys Do not save all MGX configurations with commands such as saveallcnfs. Do not toggle primary/secondary cards through commands such as switchredcd, delred Do not change the name of software image before or during the upgrade Do not change any configuration of active primary card during the upgrade THE REAPPEARANCE OF THE COMMAND PROMPT AFTER A COMMAND IS ENTERED DOES NOT INDICATE THAT THE IMAGE LOAD OR UPGRADE HAS BEEN COMPLETED. After the execution of the burnboot, clrsmcnf, loadrev, or setrev commands, the user must execute either a dspcds or dsprev command periodically to verify that the state of the VXSM card being loaded or upgraded is either Active, Standby, or Failed. ONLY WHEN THE CARD IS DISPLAYED TO BE IN ONE OF THESE STATES IS IT SAFE TO GO TO THE NEXT STEP.

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Feature Clarifications

If the upgrade procedure is interrupted for reasons outside the control of the user (for example, a power outage), see Interrupted Procedure Recovery below for instructions.

Interrupted Procedure Recovery

In the event that a VXSM software upgrade procedure is interrupted (for example, power outage), and both Primary and Secondary are stuck in 'Failed-U' state, perform the following procedure:
Step 1

Execute the abortrev command: abortrev <PrimarySlot> <NewImageRevision> If the primary VXSM becomes Failed/Active (out of Failed-U/Active), then execute the resetcd command resetcd <PrimarySlot> If the secondary VXSM becomes Failed/Active (out of Failed-U/Active), then execute the resetcd command: resetcd <SecondarySlot> Both primary and secondary VXSM cards should now have their original SW image and original DB

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Feature Clarifications
Call Rate Performance Support
VXSM OC3 Card supports the following call rates:

In MGCP, the maximum CPS supported is 60 (without signaling). If signaling (M3UA/IUA/RUDP) is configured, then the maximum supported CPS is 50. In H.248, the maximum CPS supported is 85 (without signaling). If signaling (M3UA/IUA) is configured, then the maximum supported CPS is 50.

Online Diagnostics Feature as Applied to VXSM

The online diagnostics feature as implemented on the PXM45 card is supported on VXSM. When enabled, using the PXM45 cnfdiag command, this feature performs non-intrusive diagnostics tests that use four of the VXSM G711 DSP resources. If the user executes the VXSM dspdspcodecpools command, the resulting display shows the four G711 DSP resources being used (for diagnostics) and subtracts them from the remaining available Codecs (see example below).
mgx.3.VXSM.a > dspdspcodecpools ===================================================================== DSP codec capacity usage ===================================================================== Codec pool Current utilized Current available

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========== G711 family/HDLC G729/G726/T.38 family G723 family

capacity (#DSP chans) ===================== 179 0 0

capacity (#DSP chans) ===================== 7885 3919 2911

In this example, 175 G711 calls have been established along with four G711 resources used for diagnostics. The online diagnostics feature does not reduce the maximum number of 8064 G711 DSP resources available for calls on the VXSM card. If the number of call requests on the VXSM is sufficiently high, the online diagnostic feature is disabled automatically and the four Codecs are made available for active calls.

DSP Resources Under Mixed Codec Conditions

When the same Codec is used to setup calls on the gateway the available DSP resources will be fully utilized. However when different Codecs are used to setup calls the amount of utilizable DSP resources may be limited in certain cases due to resource fragmentation. Fragmentation is said to have occurred when the available capacities on two different DSP resources have enough available capacity to support a call of a particular Codec type but cannot support that Codec type individually. Consider two DSP resources whose available capacity is 1 unit each making the total available capacity 2 units. However a Codec that requires 2 units cannot be supported in the system because the available capacities have been fragmented across the individual DSP resources. The DSP allocation algorithm on VXSM does make an attempt to smooth the effects of fragmentation. Fragmentation can happen because the pattern of future calls cannot be predicted beforehand.

VXSM Management Information Base

The VXSM Management Information Base (MIB) Version 5.6.10 is available to users with CCO accounts who can access the MIB and VXSM software on-line at: http://www.cisco.com/public/sw-center/index.shtml
Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 Step 5 Step 6 Step 7 Step 8

Log on to http://www.cisco.com/public/sw-center/index.shtml Locate the VXSM platform (either VXSM 8880 or VXSM 8850) and click the down arrow to expand the Select Release Level drop down menu. Select the desired MIB release level (for example, Release 5500) to display a list of downloadable files. Click on the desired file (for example, mgx8850-fw-5500.tar). Read the license agreement and, if approved, click Accept. In the Software Download dialog box, click on Download: filename (where filename is the name of the file selected for download). This step starts the download procedure. Follow the normal file download procedure for your computer. When the file has been downloaded, untar or unzip the downloaded file. The MIB file is included in the downloaded file and is listed as a tar file (for example mgx8850rel5500mib.tar).

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Step 9

Untar the MIB file to display its contents.

Service Module Support by Platform

Service Module MGX-RPM-XF-512 MGX-RPM-PR-512 VISM-PR-8T1 VISM-PR-8E1 AXSM-1-2488/B AXSM-16-T3/E3/B AXSM-16-155-XG AXSM-8-622-XG MGX-VXSM-155 MGX-VXSM-T1E1 MGX-VXSM-T3 MPSM-T3E3-155 MPSM-16-T1E1 RCON-1TO5-8850 MGX8880 PXM45/C Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes PXM1 MGX8850 PXM45/B Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No No No Yes Yes PXM45/C Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes PXM1E No Yes Yes Yes

Compatibility
Note

VXSM Release 5.6.10 is supported only with PXM-45/B and 45/C. VXSM software interoperability with the MGX 8880 Media Gateway or the Cisco MGX 8850 (PXM45) Multiservice Switch platform software is listed in Table 1.
Table 1 VXSM Software Interoperability

Product PXM45 MGX-RPM-XF-512 CWM CTM VISM-PR

Latest Firmware 5.6.10 12.4(15)T14 12.4(24)T5 NA 9.2 patch 460 3.3.35.203

Min. Firmware 5.5.0 12.4(15)T9 NA 9.2 patch 460 3.3.25

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VXSM Software Interoperability (continued)

Product AXSM-16-T3/E3/B AXSM-16-155-XG AXSM-8-622-XG MPSM-16-T1E1 MPSM-T3E3-155 (8850 only) BTS PGW Cisco 2600 Series Routers Cisco 2600 for use as an IP Transfer Point Cisco 3700 Series Routers Cisco ATA 188 Linksys PAP2 Phone Adapter Linksys RT31 Router Sipura 2100 ATA

Latest Firmware 5.6.00 5.6.01 5.6.01 5.6.00 5.6.00 6.0 9.8(1)S12P12 c2600-ipvoice-mz.123-9.14.T c2600-itp-mz.122-21.SW bin c3725-ipvoice-mz,123-9.14.T 3.2.0 for SIP/MGCP/H323 Version 2.0.6 (LS) Version 1.27.01 Version 3.2.3

Min. Firmware 5.4.30 5.4.30 5.4.30 5.4.30 5.4.30 6.0 9.8 c2600-ipvoice-mz.123-9.14.T c2600-itp-mz.122-21.SW bin c3725-ipvoice-mz,123-9.14.T 3.2.0 for SIP/MGCP/H323 Version 2.0.6 (LS) Version 1.27.01 Version 3.2.3

Table 2 describes the software images available for Release 5.6.10 for VXSM.
Table 2 Software Images for Release 5.6.10 for VXSM

Board Pair MGX-VXSM-155, CALEA MGX-VXSM-155, Non-CALEA MGX-VXSM-T1E1, CALEA MGX-VXSM-T1E1, Non-CALEA MGX-VXSM-T3, CALEA MGX-VXSM-T3, Non-CALEA

Latest Boot Code Version vxsm_005.006.010.200_bt.fw vxsm_005.006.010.200_bt.fw vxsm_005.006.010.200_bt.fw vxsm_005.006.010.200_bt.fw vxsm_005.006.010.200_bt.fw vxsm_005.006.010.200_bt.fw

Minimum Boot Code Version vxsm_005.005.000.200_bt.fw vxsm_005.005.000.200_bt.fw vxsm_005.005.000.200_bt.fw vxsm_005.005.000.200_bt.fw vxsm_005.005.000.200_bt.fw vxsm_005.005.000.200_bt.fw

Firmware vxsm_005.056.010.200.fw vxsm_005.006.010.200.fw vxsm_005.056.010.200.fw vxsm_005.006.010.200.fw vxsm_005.056.010.200.fw vxsm_005.006.010.200.fw

Caveats for VXSM Release 5.6.10

This section describes software caveats for Release 5.6.10.

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Open Caveats in Release 5.6.10

Table 3 describes the open caveats in VXSM Release 5.6.10.
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Open Software Caveats for VXSM Release 5.6.10

DDTS Issue CSCtn73173

Description Headline: VXSM shows incorrect "Current utilized capacity (#DSP chans)" in the dspdspc output. Symptoms: V23 mode enabled and transcoding call scenario. Conditions: With long duration midcall codec change load(from G.729a to G.726). Workaround: None.

Resolved Caveats in Release 5.6.10

Table 4 describes the caveats resolved in VXSM Release 5.6.10.
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Table 4

Resolved Software Caveats for VXSM Release 5.6.10

DDTS Issue CSCti46140 CSCti46266 CSCti52290 CSCti57042 CSCti58826 CSCti62044 CSCti67373 CSCti69720 CSCti90324 CSCtj21642 CSCtj32836 CSCtj58789 CSCtj58902 CSCtj59192 CSCtj61504 CSCtj64019 CSCtj70175 CSCtj72749 CSCtj74349 CSCtj74841 CSCtj81968

Description VXSM gives preference to L list over Remote list in Codec negotiation. Context ID is not present while returning error 433 term id alredy in C. Multhom: Exception observed on a specific multihoming scenario. Multhom: SW Error observed at vxsm on vxsm switch-over in specific scenario. HungCcbs are observed on IUA-Mix load. Multhom: PGW subtract some termination after PGW switch over. VXSM does not shows Active MGC in dsph248assoc when assoc is "inservice". Unknown emergency calls on VXSM lines. Upgrade fails on VXSM calea from 5.53 to 5.55.11. VXSM: Echo heard in the call due to difference in input and output Sign. RTP-MUX: MUX not getting disabled after running specific call. H248: Memory leaks observed under a particular call flow. SDP-Nego: Discrepancy in dspcodecnegoprefrence and cnfcodecnegoprefrence. Context ID is not present while returning error 433 in hairpin call. Cannot add more than 9927 announcement files. RTP-MUX: printf statement observed on enabling MUX. SDPnego: dspcoedcnego and cnfcodecnego should display the same options. Jitter values changing after mid-call codec change during modem upspeed. Getting Printf (xlat_tlv_to_shadow()) M3UA Load. dspquerydspstats CLI is not working with termId option. VXSM reboots on loading the image.

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Resolved Software Caveats for VXSM Release 5.6.10

DDTS Issue CSCtj82161 CSCtj94721 CSCtk00201 CSCtk02646 CSCtk15444 CSCtk18117 CSCtk18791 CSCtk31785 CSCtk34226 CSCtk34417 CSCtk35807 CSCtk54104 CSCtk54105 CSCtk56346 CSCtk61885 CSCtk62201 CSCtk95018 CSCtl01267 CSCtl03807 CSCtl08078 CSCtl19980 CSCtl21935 CSCtl22673 CSCtl22897 CSCtl41969 CSCtl44489 CSCtl48520 CSCtl50182 CSCtl52274 CSCtl52635 CSCtl55013 CSCtl55836 CSCtl57547 CSCtl57864 CSCtl70378 CSCtl72173

Description 904 termination malfunctioning observed on transcoding gateway. VAD is getting enabled after mid-call codec change during modem upspeed. 904 observed when fallback is done to voice codec. "Instruction Bound Exception" occurred on VXSM. MGCP: GW notifies with operation complete after core kill if RAS enabled. MGCP: CodecStr:GW returns wrong sequence if multiple strings given in LCO. CAS DS0 stuck in Remotely Blocked State. Add is not nacked if vrfname and local IP mismatch. Call is not getting downspeeded once upspeeded on detecting CNG/CED tone. Standby vxsm reboots on adding bearerconip. MGCP: discrepancy in default value configuration with dspcasgencfg. Insufficient resources observed while sending Add after reset. H248: Exception observed with invalid vrf_name on mdcx. StandBy VXSM goes to FAILED/ACTIVE state. Card reboot due to modify subtract came with 1 ms. MGCP: GW does not allow ecan modification after downspeed. dspcodecnego gives wrong default value after upgrade from 5.6(0.200). Missing O and S lines from OGW's SDP. Resource dealloc error observed on switchover of transcoding GW. H248: CDBs are not being freed which results in command failures. MPSM reset: Card reset on LowLayerDown. Standby VXSM goes to failed or active state with change in DNS entry. Enabling Stats while configuring or adding new connection is not working. Exception occur on transcoding gateway. MUX not getting disabled after call forwarding. Incorrect logs on PXM when switchside link comes up before timer expiry. ECAN mismatch after downspeed when Ecan:off is sent during upspeed. RTP MUX gets enabled in FMC template. Hung ccb observed after giving invalid port. GW reject modify when Fax is passing with upspeed codec as none. Fmtp line dropped in running specific call flow. Error not received if unsupported value (any-amit) given for mode. Periodic false dtmf detection. clrchancnt cli does not work after enabling stats for UBR connection. VXSM nacks the add command when video line is sent with v=0 delimiter. Large ANI causes CAS state machine to hang.

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Table 4

Resolved Software Caveats for VXSM Release 5.6.10

DDTS Issue CSCtl73108 CSCtl73358 CSCtl82868 CSCtl88987 CSCtl96780 CSCtl99506 CSCtl99904 CSCtn02351 CSCtn10334 CSCtn10942 CSCtn11185 CSCtn18915 CSCtn22634 CSCtn25514 CSCtn25683 CSCtn31671 CSCtn31836 CSCtn39108 CSCtn45629 CSCtn48953 CSCtn48982 CSCtn49165 CSCtn52065 CSCtn70605 CSCtn89776 CSCtn89277 CSCtn77016 CSCtn80574 CSCtn49598 CSCtn64618 CSCtn67231

Description VXSM nacks Add Request in a particular call flow. VXSM does not nack the add with single codec having unsupported parameter. E911:GW generates error in logs if sending digits more than ANI length. Abandoned call scenario produces call failures. Internal gateway error observed when dd/std event is played. Standby card reboots when modify of upspeed codecs is sent. CDB not getting freed in a mdfy with unsupported codec after T38 modify. Permanent announcement files are not being downloaded after switchover. Dynamic memory leak in H.248. Wrong error message generate on multiple signal played in RQNT. Payload negotiation not happening in a particular scenario. On adding more than 2 RTP terminations to a context gateway returns 510. Exception occurred when tty is configured during transcoding calls FIPC-5-EPHNDLRFAIL error comes after addred in MGCP &TGCP. Printfs are getting generated when call is established in G.723 H. H248 codec negotiation feature clis are visible and configurable in MGCP. Wrong error message while sending unsupported parameter in fmtp line. Standby VXSM resets on RPM switchover. BearerPool: Invalid ip address returned for ConfigIpAddress in trap 62013. VXSM card resets after 10 hrs with mid-call codec change load. VXSM resets with RTP-MUX load when onlinediag is enabled. Codec negotiation not happening when multiple SDPs are given in Remote. Text Over IP MIBS are missing in Config Upload File. Bearer IP does not change in T.38 modify in active card after switchover. VXSM is replying with 515 instead of 510 when no DSP resources are left. Able to add textrelayprofile with duplicate payload type. VXSM card resets with midcall codec change load when V23 is enabled. Standby VXSM reboots after runrev from 5.6(0.200)-5.6(8.110)A in RTP-MUX. SNMP error messages are not understandable for 5.6 and 5.6.10 features. Wrong default value for CodecNegotiationPreference in VXSM OC3/T1E1. Default leading space for alternate Codec String.

Related Documentation
The following documents contains information that may be useful to software Release 5.6.10 for VXSM:

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Cisco MGX 8850 (PXM1E/PXM45), Cisco MGX 8950, and Cisco MGX 8830 Hardware Installation Guide, Releases 2 Through 5.3 Cisco ATM Services (AXSM) Configuration Guide and Command Reference for MGX Switches, Release 5.2 Cisco MGX Route Processor Module (RPM-XF) Installation and Configuration Guide, Release 5.5 Cisco MGX 8880 Media Gateway, Release 5.5: A Guide to User Documentation. Release Notes for Cisco MGX 8850 (PXM1E/PXM45), Cisco MGX 8950, and Cisco MGX 8830 Switches, Release 5.6.10

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