- Release 21.12/6.6 Features and Changes Quick Reference
- Feature Defaults Quick Reference
- Bulk Statistics Changes Quick Reference
- SNMP MIB Changes in StarOS 21.12 and USP 6.6
- 5G Capable SPGW Selection by MME
- Access Restriction Support on S6d Interface
- Cell Broadcast Center - SBc Interface
- Collision Handling for Path Update during Bearer Creation
- Configuring UE Radio Capability IE Size
- Counters for Reason 50/51 on MME and TAI Level
- Debug Console Swap
- Delay Value IE Support in MME
- Deprecated IPSec/IKEv2 Algorithms Support
- Deprecation of Manual Scaling
- Discontinuation of ORBEM Configuration Support
- ESC, UEM and VNF Upgrade Support on VMware VCD
- Excluding SGWs During Relocation Procedures
- GB Manager Queue Handling
- ERAB Setup Retry Handling
- Handling of APN Configuration in ISDR from HSS
- Handling Temporary Failure During UBR-MBC Collision
- Handling the TAU and Location update Request/Response
- IPv6 MTU Option Support in RA Message Enhancement
- Mapped-UE-Usage-Type IE Support in MME
- MEC Location Management
- MME Handling of Purge Procedure
- MME-MSC/VLR SGs Disconnect
- MME Manager Status Traps
- MME Support for Service Impacting KPI Bulk Statistics
- Monitor Protocol Support for DCNR
- NB-IOT EDRX Supported values in ATTACH/TAU Accept
- NETCONF Event Notification Support for Auto-scaleout
- Network Access Identifier Field Removal from MSISDN
- NFVO-based Deployment of UGP VNF
- OWM Integra Deployment Automation on VMware VCD
- Paging eDRX H-SFN Changed to 10 Bits Counter
- RAB Release for Attach on the Same IU Connection
- Service Impacting SGSN KPI Bulk Statistics
- SRVCC Delete Bearer Request Handling
- SRVCC HO Timer Configuration for ESM Notification
- Support for Password Expiry Warning
- Target MME Load Balancing During Handover
- Upgrade and Migration of Open SSH to Cisco SSH
Release Change Reference, StarOS Release 21.12/Ultra Services Platform Release 6.6
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- August 3, 2020
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