Cisco Cisco Internet Streamer Application Release Notes
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Release Notes for Cisco Internet Streamer CDS 2.5.7
OL-20688-02
Resolved Caveats
URL Manager
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CSCte42043
Symptom:
Windows Media request fails in particular scenario.
Condition:
When a badly formed URL request is sent for Windows Media content.
Workaround:
None. Do not use badly formed URLs in client requests.
Acquisition and Distribution
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CSCtf67983
Symptom:
Content with a bad MD-5 sum does not get removed and reingested on one of the SEs. It replicated
fine to all other SEs, except the one SE where the content was not removed.
fine to all other SEs, except the one SE where the content was not removed.
Condition:
In Release 2.4.3, an SE gets a bad copy of content and the MD-5 sum fails. The bad copy is not
removed, so MD-5 sum is repeated in acquisition and distribution logs.
removed, so MD-5 sum is repeated in acquisition and distribution logs.
Workaround:
Delete the asset from the SE, wait for the replication to run again without errors, reingest the
content, then have the replication run again.
content, then have the replication run again.
Resolved Caveats
The following caveats have been resolved since Cisco Internet Streamer CDS Release 2.5.3 Not all the
resolved issues are mentioned here. The following list highlights the resolved caveats associated with
customer deployment scenarios.
resolved issues are mentioned here. The following list highlights the resolved caveats associated with
customer deployment scenarios.
Platform
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CSCtd16093
Symptom:
CDS-IS software does not currently support the lowering of SMART alarms. Should an event which
triggers a SMART alarm clear, the SMART alarm will remain raised until the CDS-IS system has
been reloaded.
triggers a SMART alarm clear, the SMART alarm will remain raised until the CDS-IS system has
been reloaded.
For a CDS-IS system, the typical SMART alarm pertains to drive failure prediction, and will be
raised whenever a hard drive predicts its own imminent failure. The nature of this type of alarm is
persistent. Once the prediction is made, it will not be cleared. Once more, because CDS-IS only
supports replacing failed drives across reboot, the consequence of not lowering the alarm will go
largely unnoticed.
raised whenever a hard drive predicts its own imminent failure. The nature of this type of alarm is
persistent. Once the prediction is made, it will not be cleared. Once more, because CDS-IS only
supports replacing failed drives across reboot, the consequence of not lowering the alarm will go
largely unnoticed.