- Release 21.20/N6.14 Features and Changes Quick Reference
- Feature Defaults Quick Reference
- Bulk Statisctics Quick Reference
- SNMP MIB Changes in StarOS 21.20 and USP 6.14
- Configuring UE Radio Capability IE Size
- Cisco Ultra Traffic Optimization
- Connection Release when UE in Idle Mode
- Counter Enhancements on TAC and LAC Levels
- Deprecation of Manual Scaling
- Determining GUTI Type using Earlier GUTI Type IE
- Diameter Route Table Entries Display Limit and Filtration Enhancement
- Dynamic TAI List
- Emergency Call Support on the ePDG and P-GW
- External-Id Support from S6b Interface
- Extended MBR AVP Support within Override Control
- Handling Core Dump
- HSS and AuC Interworking Configuration Enhancement
- ICMPv6 Response for Fragmented Packets
- IPv4/IPv6 Address Encoding Change in Flow-Description AVP for APPLICATION-START Event Trigger from P-GW
- Inner Fragmentation with VPP Non-CUPS Deployment
- Ignoring SAI, RAI, or CGI in Change Notification Request Messages
- MME Bearer Request Message During Handover Process
- Multiple Customized PCO Support
- 5GS Interworking using N26 Interface Support
- Online Charging Support without Waiting for Credit Control Answer
- Overcoming VoLTE Call Failure
- Prevention of Randomization of Well-Known Ports
- Printing APN Field in EDR Record
- Revised Marking for Subscriber Traffic
- Roaming Support for Monitoring Events
- RedHat Software Version Update
- Secondary RAT Usage Report in CDR Records
- Supporting Larger Source to Target Container IE in Handover
- Show Fabric Status
- Short Message Service
- show ip vrf CLI Syntax Changes
- show port npu counter Ouput Command Changes
- Support for Presence Reporting Area and Extended QOS on Offline Charging Interface for P-GW and SAEGW
- Suppressing CCR-U Quota with Validity Timer
- Support for Tariff-Time-Change in Fast Path
- TCP Reset with Invalid Sequence Number should not Trigger Connection Close
- Writing Rf Charging Records to P-GW Hard Disk
Release Change Reference, StarOS Release 21.20/Ultra Services Platform Release 6.14
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- Updated:
- June 28, 2021
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