Release Notes

Release Notes for Cisco CDA Visual Quality Experience Application Release 3.10

Limitations and Restrictions

Performing a Date and Time Change with the Linux date Command

When performing a time/date change with the Linux date command only, perform the following

commands:

Step 1 Log in as root.

Step 2 Stop the VQE-S services by issuing the following command:

[root@system]# service vqes stop

Step 3 If needed, set the time zone with the vqe_cfgtool command’s -config option. Use the Configuration

Tool’s System Parameters menu and the Timezone choice.

Step 4 Set the system date and time by issuing the following command:

date -s “d

ate_time_string”

For example:

[root@system]# date -s “16:55:30 July 7, 2008"

Step 5 Synchronize the hardware clock by issuing the following command:

[root@system]# /sbin/hwclock --systohc

Step 6 Reboot the VQE-S server by issuing the following command:

[root@system]# init 6

Performing Login message change

There are 3 files to enable login messages. The use of these files and the time when their contents are

displayed is given below.

Files Description

/etc/issue.net Content in this file is shown to users who connect

from

the network, before a login screen.

/etc/issue Content in this file is presented to local users, and

to n

etwork users if issue.net isn't present.

/etc/motd Content in this file is printed after a successful

ogin, but before a prompt is shown.

During installation, these files are put with common place holder message shown below.