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X8.5.n Feature support history
Cisco TelePresence Video Communication Server Software Release Notes (X8.5.1)
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X8.5.n Feature support history
Feature / change
X8.5.1
X8.5
Multiple Presence Domains via MRA
Preview
Not supported
Supported; SAML signing
algorithm changed
algorithm changed
Preview
Supported
Not supported
Cisco DX Series endpoints over MRA
Preview
Preview
Cisco IP Phone 7800/8800 Series over MRA
Preview
Preview
Supported
Supported
Supported
Supported
Supported
Supported
Supported
Supported
Supported
Supported
Supported
Supported
Supported
Supported
Supported
Supported
Supported
Supported
Table 1: Feature history by release number
Changes in X8.5.1
since the previous release.
This maintenance release also builds on features introduced in the X8.5 release, as follows:
SSO over MRA
Single Sign-On over MRA is released with X8.5.1; this feature was previewed in X8.5. The Features in
X8.5.n section has been updated with information about SSO over MRA.
X8.5.n section has been updated with information about SSO over MRA.
The VCS Control now defaults to SHA-256 for signing SSO requests it gives to clients, and you can change
it to use SHA-1 if required. In version X8.5, when the SSO feature was previewed, the VCS Control defaulted
to SHA-1 and there was no way to select a different algorithm.
it to use SHA-1 if required. In version X8.5, when the SSO feature was previewed, the VCS Control defaulted
to SHA-1 and there was no way to select a different algorithm.
Note: If you were using the SSO feature with X8.5, this change may cause it to stop working after upgrade to
X8.5.1. You have two options to resolve this: leave the new default on the VCS Control, and you may need to
reconfigure the IdP to expect requests to be signed with SHA-256 (recommended for better security); the
other option is to revert the VCS Control's signing algorithm to SHA-1 for your IdP (go to
X8.5.1. You have two options to resolve this: leave the new default on the VCS Control, and you may need to
reconfigure the IdP to expect requests to be signed with SHA-256 (recommended for better security); the
other option is to revert the VCS Control's signing algorithm to SHA-1 for your IdP (go to
Configuration
> Unified Communications > Identity Providers (IdP)
, locate your IdP row, then in
Actions
column click
Configure Digest).