This release includes added functionality on the Cisco UCM dashlet and the Cisco IM & Presence dashlet, and a new Ribbon System Health Summary dashlet.
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New Ribbon Summary dashlet
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Ribbon System Health Summary dashlet
As well as the health dashlets for individual has been introduced for Ribbon Session Border Controllers, there is now a new Ribbon System Health Summary dashlet. - released into production as a preview in R152 but not in release notesIt provides a view of all your Ribbon SBC's in one place.
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Cisco IM & Presence dashlet extended
The Cisco IM & Presence dashlet has been extended to now show the Database Summary information.
To see this, go to Settings on the dashboard and select the required tick boxes on the dashlet Layout.
Cisco UCM Dashlet extended
The Cisco Unified Communication Manager (UCM) dashlet has also been extended and you can now view the
Database Summary, Call Rate and SIP Calls information. To see these, go to Settings on the dashboard and select the required tick boxes on the dashlet Layout.
Bug Fixes
When adding a new threshold at customer logon level, the Threshold drop down boxes were not populating . This has now been fixed.
When adding equipment for a Microsoft server, the site name did not save when saving the equipment. Now when saving equipment, the site name also saves.
On the Ribbon SBC Edge dashlet the 'Not Answered' calls in the Global Call Counter pane was returning a negative number. This has now been fixed.
For Ribbon equipment, when SNMP was configured there was an alert notification advising that it was not configured. Now unconfigured alert notification is correct for SNMP.
Some customers could not add another User to an SNMP trap. This was because there was a limitation set to 10. The limit has been increased to 20 and users will now get a message to notify that the maximum is reached - which makes not being able to add new users less mysterious and unexplained.
Alarms were being received for Windows Servers that had services down but the Windows System Health dashlet was showing all services Up. The dashlet was incorrect. This has been fixed so that services that are down are now showing as down, on the Windows Health Summary dashlet.