Available DGW Firmware Versions
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1 Firmware Pack
The firmware pack is a ZIP file that contains the modules and the features to install on your Mediatrix unit when a new release is available.
When unzipping the firmware pack, the content is extracted according to a pre-defined tree architecture. This creates a directory that contains the files required for the Mediatrix unit to properly upgrade its firmware.
2 New Functionalities
| Incident # | CR # | Synopsis | Applies To |
|---|---|---|---|
| Description | |||
| --- | DGW-9643 | Support SIP MESSAGE handling to forward a text message on POTS phone display. | FXS, SIP |
On the reception of plain/text content within a SIP MESSAGE, the matching SIP username will receive the text message on the display, along with a "splash" ring. This feature is only available with FXS interfaces. Two new parameters were created to support SIP Message Support:
Under DGW/POTS/FXS Configuration
Under DGW/SIP/Misc
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| --- | DGW-9533 | SipEp service must support TLS and TCP protocols as well as fail back on error 500 only for endpoint gateways. | SipEp |
The endpoint gateway feature in the SipEp service can now be used with the TCP and TLS protocols. The Sip.DefaultSipFailoverConditions parameter can now be configured with "500OnRegistration". An empty value for the Sip.DefaultSipFailoverConditions parameter now disables the fail back on registration error instead of having the same behaviour than "5xxOnRegistration". | |||
| --- | DGW-9508 | Add stutter tone after certain star codes. | all |
A second dial tone in the DTMF allowed digit map configuration table can be added using the pre-defined character 'S'. When digits are dialed, if they match the digit map containing the S character, the stutter tone will be played and the digit collection will continue. Transformation is only applied to the suffix part of the DTMF map (digits after the S). The called number is the concatenation of the prefix and the suffix part of the dialed digits (digits before and after the S). EpServ | |||
| --- | DGW-9373 | Support MCID request to forward malicious call identification notification to PSTN side. | ISDN, SIP |
On the reception of a SIP INFO containing the proprietary header "P-Call-Info: malicious", the associated PSTN call will now receive an ISDN FACILITY message indicating that this call is tagged as malicious. This feature is only available with ISDN interfaces enabling the DSS1 protocol. To enable this feature the new Isdn.SignalingChannelMcidEnable parameter was added. It is available via the DGW Web pages under ISDN/Services. | |||
| --- | DGW-9371 | Allow the VNC to be disabled on the virtual machine. | all |
The VNC can be now be disabled on the virtual machine of the Vm service by setting the value of the Vm.Vm.VncDisplayId parameter to -1. | |||
| --- | DGW-6558 | Change in DGW MIBs for BRI ports on MX4400 products. | BRI |
The BriPorts and BriPortsStatus tables were moved from "MbXgw" to "Hardware". | |||
3 Modified Features, Functionalities and Interface Modifications
| Incident # | CR # | Synopsis | Applies To |
|---|---|---|---|
| Description | |||
| --- | DGW-9533 | SipEp service must support TLS and TCP protocols as well as fail back on error 500 only for endpoint gateways. | SipEp |
The default value of the Sip.DefaultSipFailoverConditions parameter has been changed for "5xxOnRegistration" to keep the same default behavior after an upgrade. | |||
| --- | DGW-9373 | Support MCID request to forward malicious call identification notification to PSTN side. | ISDN, SIP |
To enable/disable the Malicious Call Indentifaction (MCID) the new Isdn.SignalingChannelMcidEnable:= {Enable, Disable}(Disable by default) parameter was added. It is available via the DGW Web pages under ISDN/Services. | |||
| --- | DGW-9371 | Allow the VNC to be disabled on the virtual machine. | all |
The range of the accepted value for Vm.Vm.VncDisplayId parameter have changed from 0 - 99 to -1 - 99 and the type from unsigned integer to signed integer. | |||
| --- | DGW-6558 | Change in DGW MIBs for BRI ports on MX4400 products. | BRI |
The MbXgw configuration object (through CLI and SNMP) was removed. The parameters of the MbXgw.BriPorts[Name=xxxx] table are now in Hardware.BriPorts[Port=xxxx] table. When upgrading or restoring a backup or configuration script, the configuration will be automatically migrated to the new settings. However, if you use SNMP to manage Power Feeding on BRI ports (44xx+ units only), you will need to use the new MIBs. | |||
| --- | DGW-9643 | Support SIP MESSAGE handling to forward a text message on POTS phone display. | FXS, SIP |
Two new parameters were created to support SIP Message Support:
Under DGW/POTS/FXS Configuration
Under DGW/SIP/Misc
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4 Issues Fixed
| Incident # | CR # | Synopsis | Applies To |
|---|---|---|---|
| Description | |||
IN-13430 | DGW-9601 | Unable to connect to the DGW Web page with Firefox. | Web |
It is now possible to connect to the DGW Web page with Firefox. | |||
| --- | DGW-9592 | CWMP TLS does not validate the server certificate Subject Alternative Name when the Common Name does not match. | CWMP |
The Cwmp service now also validates the Subject Alternative Name on https connection. | |||
| --- | DGW-9493 | Some DGW Web pages present a vulnerability to cross-site scripting using POST requests on a logged-in user. | Web |
DGW Web pages are no longer vulnerable to cross-site scripting (XSS vulnerability) using POST requests. | |||
IN-13829 | DGW-9489 | Files with invalid characters in their file name cannot be deleted from the Web interface. | Files |
Files with invalid characters in their file name can now be deleted from the Web interface. | |||
5 Known Issues
| Incident # | CR # | Synopsis | Applies To |
|---|---|---|---|
| --- | DGW-9927 | Unable to view the Virtual Machine Configuration table in DGW after a Rollback. | VM |
After a rollback of a configuration with a virtual machine that has a VNC ID of -1, the Virtual Machine Configuration table in DGW is no longer available. To temporarily solve the problem, the customer has to manually change the VNC ID in the configuration file of the VM. | |||
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