Cisco Cisco Unified Service Monitor 8.0 Release Notes

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Release Notes for Cisco Unified Service Monitor 8.0
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  Known Problems
Known Problems
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 describes problems known to exist in this release.
Resolved Problems
 describes problems that were fixed in this release.
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Table 4
Known Problems in Service Monitor 2.3
Bug ID
Summary
Explanation
CSCtj05318 Launching 
Service 
Monitor using Internet 
Explorer 8.0 on the local 
server opens a blank 
page.
When launching Service Monitor on the local server (the system where Service 
Monitor is installed) using Internet Explorer 8.0, a blank page appears.
This occurs because a proxy is configured.
Workaround:
Disable the proxy , and Service Monitor will open correctly.
Monitored phone count 
can lag device discovery
There might be a lag of up to one minute between the time that Service Monitor 
discovers devices and the time when the monitored phone count is updated.
Workaround: None.
Table 5
Problems Resolved in Service Monitor 
Bug ID
Summary
Explanation
CSCtd63665
Data exported from sensor report 
differed from what was displayed.
This occurred when you viewed a trap on the Operations Manager 
Service Quality Alerts display, launched a Service Monitor sensor report 
for the trap, and exported a range of rows from the sensor report. 
The CSV file contained data that did not match what was displayed in 
the sensor report.
This has been fixed. The data is the same.
CSCsy01378
Apache error on local machine 
occurred.
When you logged in to the Windows system where Service Monitor was 
installed, you would see a few dialog boxes that showed Apache errors. 
This no longer occurs.