Cisco Cisco MediaSense Release 9.0(1) Notas de publicación
Audio Recording of Video Calls
Audio Recording of Video Calls enables Cisco MediaSense to record audio tracks of video conversation calls
that are routed to each other through Cisco Unified Border Element (CUBE).
that are routed to each other through Cisco Unified Border Element (CUBE).
Specification-based Virtualization
Specification-based Virtualization enables Cisco MediaSense to run on Cisco Unified Computing System
(UCS) servers that are also running other virtual machines. Specification-based Virtualization also enables
Cisco MediaSense to run on select IBM servers and HP servers.
(UCS) servers that are also running other virtual machines. Specification-based Virtualization also enables
Cisco MediaSense to run on select IBM servers and HP servers.
For more information, see the Solution Reference Network Design for Cisco MediaSense, Release 9.0(1).
Open Virtualization Archive Virtual Machine Template
A new Open Virtualization Archive Virtual Machine template enables Cisco MediaSense to simplify the
deployment of virtual machines in new installations. This template has deployment options for Services Ready
Engines, primary servers, secondary servers, and expansion servers.
deployment of virtual machines in new installations. This template has deployment options for Services Ready
Engines, primary servers, secondary servers, and expansion servers.
Upgrade considerations
Supported upgrades
Cisco MediaSense can be upgraded from Release 8.5(4) to Release 9.0(1). Direct upgrades to 9.0(1) from
releases earlier than 8.5(4) are not supported.
releases earlier than 8.5(4) are not supported.
Choose to upgrade or do a fresh installation
If you have stored a large number of recorded sessions on one or more nodes in the cluster and you do not
want to keep these stored sessions, you may want to fresh-install Release 9.0(1) on the cluster rather than to
upgrade the cluster to Release 9.0(1).
want to keep these stored sessions, you may want to fresh-install Release 9.0(1) on the cluster rather than to
upgrade the cluster to Release 9.0(1).
As a general rule, the upgrade time per node increases by about 90 minutes per 100,000 stored sessions on
that node. Doing a fresh-installation on a cluster may be faster than doing an upgrade on the cluster. However,
you consider that you lose the stored sessions when you do a fresh-installation.
that node. Doing a fresh-installation on a cluster may be faster than doing an upgrade on the cluster. However,
you consider that you lose the stored sessions when you do a fresh-installation.
For more information, see the Solution Reference Network Design for Cisco MediaSense, Release 9.0(1).
Open and resolved defects
Open defects are those that Cisco plans to fix in a future product release. Because there were no open defects
after the last Cisco MediaSense release, there were no open defects to resolve in this release.
after the last Cisco MediaSense release, there were no open defects to resolve in this release.
Cisco's defect management tracking tools classify defects by the following severity levels:
• Severity 1: Catastrophic
• Severity 2: Severe
Release Notes for Cisco MediaSense, Release 9.0(1)
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Release Notes
Audio Recording of Video Calls