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Release Notes for Cisco IPCC/ICM Enterprise & Hosted Editions Release 7.0(0) Installer Update C November 24, 2008
New IPCC/ICM 7.0(0) Installer Update C Discs
With few exceptions, the defects resolved by IPCC/ICM 7.0(0) Installer Update C are relevant only at
install or upgrade time. There is no need to immediately install IPCC/ICM 7.0(0) Installer Update C if
you are already successfully running Release 7.0. However, in all cases (affected or not) you should
replace your existing ICM software 7.0(0) discs with new ICM software 7.0(0) Installer Update C discs;
this will help to prevent problems when the discs are used for future ICM upgrades or modifications to
your installation.
install or upgrade time. There is no need to immediately install IPCC/ICM 7.0(0) Installer Update C if
you are already successfully running Release 7.0. However, in all cases (affected or not) you should
replace your existing ICM software 7.0(0) discs with new ICM software 7.0(0) Installer Update C discs;
this will help to prevent problems when the discs are used for future ICM upgrades or modifications to
your installation.
Note
Once you have installed Release 7.0(0) Installer Update C, check the registry key
[HKLM]\SOFTWARE\Cisco Systems, Inc.\ICM\SystemSettings\InstallUpdateVersion
The value of the key will be 7.0(0)_IU_C where IU means Installer Update and C is the
version of the Installer built on 7.0(0).
version of the Installer built on 7.0(0).
You can request new discs online:
Note
An updated version of the Staging Guide for Cisco ICM/IPCC Enterprise & Hosted
Editions will be available on cisco.com. The updated guide can be recognized by an
October, 2006 publication date on the cover page. Customers planning to install or upgrade
to IPCC/ICM 7.0(0) are urged to read the updated Staging Guide before attempting to
install or upgrade. This updated document contains new guidelines related to Active
Directory. In particular, the updated Staging Guide warns that customers should use a
single forest for the IPCC/ICM domain topology. Customers currently using multiple
forests should migrate their IPCC/ICM servers to a single forest before deployment of
7.0(0), then continue use of this deployment with any future versions of ICM. Please refer
to the updated Staging Guide for additional information.
Editions will be available on cisco.com. The updated guide can be recognized by an
October, 2006 publication date on the cover page. Customers planning to install or upgrade
to IPCC/ICM 7.0(0) are urged to read the updated Staging Guide before attempting to
install or upgrade. This updated document contains new guidelines related to Active
Directory. In particular, the updated Staging Guide warns that customers should use a
single forest for the IPCC/ICM domain topology. Customers currently using multiple
forests should migrate their IPCC/ICM servers to a single forest before deployment of
7.0(0), then continue use of this deployment with any future versions of ICM. Please refer
to the updated Staging Guide for additional information.
Setup Change in IPCC/ICM 7.0(0) Installer Update C
Prior to IPCC/ICM 7.0(0) Installer Update C, the following could occur on a server running multiple
IPCC instances, with multiple users having privileges on various instances.
IPCC instances, with multiple users having privileges on various instances.
A user, who did not have Setup rights on all the instances, could use Upgrade All. Upgrade All would
then only upgrade the instances for which the user had setup permission.
then only upgrade the instances for which the user had setup permission.
However, when this happened, the icm\bin and registry would be updated. In instances for which the
user did not have setup permission, files might get deleted, user registries might get updated, but service
accounts would not be updated. This could leave these instances in a poorly defined state.
user did not have setup permission, files might get deleted, user registries might get updated, but service
accounts would not be updated. This could leave these instances in a poorly defined state.
In IPCC/ICM 7.0(0) Installer Update C, when Upgrade All is used, Setup checks that the user has setup
permission on ALL instances on the server. This check is done before any instances are upgraded. If the
user has permission on all instances, then upgrade proceeds. Otherwise, Setup exits with a warning that
the user has inadequate permission.
permission on ALL instances on the server. This check is done before any instances are upgraded. If the
user has permission on all instances, then upgrade proceeds. Otherwise, Setup exits with a warning that
the user has inadequate permission.