Specifications

Patches Issued Since the CS2/MMS2 Release

Software Superseded by CS3/MMS3 Software Release Notice for 5.0rev1

5-36 CS3 and MMS3

SPECTRUM_5.0rev1.P57

Included in SPECTRUM_5.0rev1.P101

SPECTRUM_5.0rev1.P58

The problem was that the Enterprise Conﬁguration Manager needed

long model name support for both conﬁgurations and templates in

ECM. The maximum length for conﬁgurations or templates was 16

characters. Currently, the only long model name support was for

devices that were created in SPECTRUM (modeled) and viewing them

through ECM.

The resolution was corrected by allowing the user to enter a template/

conﬁguration name greater than 16 characters but less than 1024

characters as given by 'modelNameDisplayLength' setting in the

resource ﬁle. A 24 character width name to be viewed in the main

window and a 48 character width name to be viewed in the template/

conﬁguration window is also allowed. If the name was greater than

any of the values in the respective windows, a message box appeared

listing the name of the template/conﬁguration.

Although there is a limitation to the viewing width, internally ECM

stores a conﬁguration/template with a maximum length of 1024

characters. This can be veriﬁed by setting the CLIMNAMEWIDTH

environment variable in CLI.

The problem is trying to capture a host conﬁg with an ECM template

containing only the host conﬁg for a HubCAT1400 fails. The error

message received is: "Capture Failed" and clicking on the Details

button shows the message, "Cannot ﬁnd error code in ECM_ERROR

ﬁle: 0x200000c". Also, closing the Details button and then clicking on

it again produces a core dump of the ECM. The following is a

customer quoted explanation: "This hardware (the c1400, and its

smaller brother the c1100), are an old design, that Cisco inherited

when they brought Crescendo many years ago. For some reason, these

devices store the conﬁg on module 3. Module 3 is not and actual

module, it is the processor inside the device. The only insertable

modules are the FDDI/CDDI port modules which can go in slots 1 & 2.

You should also be aware that the SwCat1200 operates in the same