Software Increment Release Notes
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Increment ID:   I31A1730
Date created:   09/19/01
CSR number:     50361047


Title:
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Image robustness; Prevent trap on telemetry


Effect on Traffic:
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There is no effect on service when the increment is applied.


Detailed Description of Increment:  
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This increment does the following :

1) Fixes a trap (stack overflow) on telemetry specific actions sequence

2) Prevents field images from retaining node specific commissioning data

3) Prevents field images from retaining node specific admin password


System Configuration / Shelf Type Requirements:
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This increment is applicable to all AccessNode configurations,
shelf types, and interfaces.



Prerequisite Increments Required:
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Increments I01A1730 through I30A1730 must be successfully applied prior
to application of this increment.


Loads Affected:
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APU : ACCL17AS


Special Instructions:
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NONE


Installation Instructions:
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Please refer to the Incremental Software Delivery Users Guide for general
installation instructions.  This document may be obtained from either the 
AccessWeb ISD web site (https://www23.nortelnetworks.com/ACCESS_OPTICAL/esd/),
where the AccessNode increments are located, or you may order it through your 
Nortel Account Manager or Order Manager.  The document number for the 
Incremental Software Delivery Users Guide is P0934362.



Test Instructions:
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- Operate a parallel telemetry output point, and edit the variables

    - Ensure that no trap occurs during telemetry point editing

- Dump an image from the ISD tool.

   - Ensure that any new system booted using this image has its own 
     configuration data (e.g. nodetype), rather than the configuration data 
     of the system from which the image was dumped.

   - Ensure that any new system booted using this image has the default 
     passwords set for admin and opreator, rather than the passwords of
     the system from which the image was dumped.

Note : "new" system here refers to any system brought up without a 
       database (e.g. autoproved system, newly-commissioned system)