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PIC 9.0.3 Release Notice Oracle® Communications Performance Intelligence Center Release Notice Release 9.0.3 February 2014 Oracle Communications Performance Intelligence Center Release Notice, Release 9.0.3 Copyright © 2003, 2014, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. This software and related documentation are provided under a license agreement containing restrictions on use and disclosure and are protected by intellectual property laws. Except as expressly permitted in your license agreement or allowed by law, you may not use, copy, reproduce, translate, broadcast, modify, license, transmit, distribute, exhibit, perform, publish, or display any part, in any form, or by any means. Reverse engineering, disassembly, or decompilation of this software, unless required by law for interoperability, is prohibited. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice and is not warranted to be error-free. 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AMD, Opteron, the AMD logo, and the AMD Opteron logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of Advanced Micro Devices. UNIX is a registered trademark of The Open Group. This software or hardware and documentation may provide access to or information on content, products, and services from third parties. Oracle Corporation and its affiliates are not responsible for and expressly disclaim all warranties of any kind with respect to third-party content, products, and services. Oracle Corporation and its affiliates will not be responsible for any loss, costs, or damages incurred due to your access to or use of third-party content, products, or services. Release Notice PIC 9.0.3 Release Notice Release Notice PIC 9.0.3 Release Notice Release notices are distributed to customers with each new release of software. This release notice identifies the new features delivered with this release. It also lists the PRs that have been Resolved/Verified and PRs that are Ready-to-Test. o Introduction ............................................................................................................................. 4 o PIC 9.0 Load Lineup for the Baseline Release ....................................................................... 5 architecture versus product ..................................................................................................... 6 Legacy & Analytics interoperability ....................................................................................... 6 Upgrade Path ........................................................................................................................... 7 o PIC 9.0.x Installation and Upgrade Documentation ............................................................... 7 o PIC / Eagle5 Compatibility Matrix ......................................................................................... 7 o NSP Workstation H/W Description ........................................................................................ 9 o PIC 9.0 Feature Content Summary ......................................................................................... 9 PMF 10GE interface ................................................................................................................... 9 Gb over E1 to GboIP converter .................................................................................................. 9 xDR data warehousing DWS-64 ................................................................................................. 9 ProTrace PCAP export ................................................................................................................ 9 PMF optimization ..................................................................................................................... 10 New xDR Builders ................................................................................................................... 10 MAP & INAP Compact xDR Builders .............................................................................. 10 Datafeed .................................................................................................................................... 10 Automated Static Enrichment Update ...................................................................................... 10 o PR Severity Definitions ........................................................................................................ 11 o Resolved PRs – PIC 9.0x Resolved PR’s ............................................................................ 12 o PIC ISO can be burn on DVD’s ............................................................................................ 18 Appendix A: Supported Protocols – PIC ............................................................................. 19 NOTE: The information in this Release Notice reflects the latest data available as of its date of publication and is subject to change. 3 910-6618-01 Revision E Release Notice PIC 9.0.3 Release Notice o Introduction The following document describes the PIC 9.0.3 Release Notice. PIC 9.0.3 is a build stream that provides major and minor content releases for new features. It also contains PR fixes to address issues found in the deployment of previous PIC releases. The most current build stream is PIC 9.0.3 and PN’s for that stream are included in this Release Notice. The information in this document reflects the latest data available as of its date of publication. 4 910-6618-01 Revision E Release Notice PIC 9.0.3 Release Notice o PIC 9.0.3 Load Lineup for the Baseline Release The builds released for PIC 9.0.3 Load Lineup consists of the following software components and versions. This table also identifies compatible SW versions of existing applications and components that were not changed by PIC 9.0.3 development activities. Customers with installed versions previous to PIC 9.0.3 ordering expansions may request the expansion to be shipped with their current SW version PIC 9.0.3 PIC 9.0.3 – 7.1.0 Software ESWD Kit PN Media/Iso Version PN All Servers IXP (32bits) 9.0.3-5.2.0 895-1576-404 872-2537-104 DWS (64bits) 9.0.3-5.2.0 895-1576-404 872-2539-104 Oracle 10 NSP (32bits) 10.2.0.2 895-1576-404 872-2252-102 Oracle 11 (64bits) for DWS 24/25 disk 11.2.0.3 895-1576-404 config (fresh) 872-2540-101 NSP (32bits) 9.0.3-5.4.0 895-1576-404 872-2536-105 Weblogic (32bits) 10.3.5-2.2.0 895-1576-404 872-2423-102 IMF for HP & Tek2& Tek3 (32bits) 9.0.3- 5.3.0 895-1576-404 872-2541-105 PMF for HP G5 / G6 (32bits) 9.0.3- 5.3.0 895-1576-404 872-2541-105 PMF for HP Gen8 (64bits) 9.0.3- 5.3.0 895-1576-404 872-2562-105 xDR Builder (32bits) 9.0.3- 5.1.0 895-1576-404 872-2543-104 Tadapt(32bits) 9.0.2-1.1.0 895-1576-404 872-2684-101 TPD Versions TPD Linux HP &TEK2 &TEK 3 (32bits) 5.1.2-73.6.0 895-1576-404 872-2565-103 TPD Linux HP (Gen8) (64bits) 5.1.2-73.6.0 895-1576-404 872-2509-103 Firmware HP SOLUTIONS FIRMWARE Min 2.2.4 latest available Last available PM&C PM&C 5.0.2-50.16.1 895-1451-409 872-2441-109 TVOE 2.0.1-80.32.0 895-1509-408 872-2442-109 TPD & PM&C media 875-1163-203 : TPD Linux 32 bits 875-1155-203: TPD Linux 64 bits 875-1088-209: PM&C 5 910-6618-01 Revision E Release Notice PIC 9.0.3 Release Notice TPD media TPD Linux HP (&TEK 3 (32bits) : 875-1163-201 TPD Linux HP (Gen8) (64bits) : 875-1155-201 TPD Linux XMF TEK2 : 875-0771-107 architecture versus product o IMF always 32bits o PMF . Gen8 64bits . All other H/W 32bits o IXP . Base / PDU always 32bits . DWS Fresh install 64bits o NSP always 32 bits Legacy & Analytics interoperability All Servers Report Server 9.0.1-2.1.0 895-1576-402 872-2637-101 PPS 9.0.1-2.1.0 895-1576-402 872-2636-101 MSW 9.1.5-2.0.0 N/A 872-2112-101 ATM 155 N/A 872-1389-01 SM – used with MSW 1.5.1-0.0.0
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