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The Cisco VCWare compatibility matrix contains information about Cisco VCWare with Cisco IOS software on the Cisco AS5300 universal access server/Voice Gateway.
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Note Cisco VCWare is not backward compatible and should not be used with earlier Cisco IOS software releases. Each Cisco VCWare release should be used with its compatible Cisco IOS software release. |
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Note The compatibility matrixes below indicate the earliest version of a given Cisco IOS software branch that is compatible with the listed portware. If the indicated version of Cisco IOS software is not available on Cisco Connection Online (CCO) for any reason, any subsequent Cisco IOS software version of the same branch will also work. |
| Cisco VCWare Version | New Feature Description |
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7.xx | Maintenance release. No new features have been introduced |
6.xx | Maintenance release. No new features have been introduced. |
5.xx | PCM switch-over for support of modem/fax. Supports High-Density voice cards (c549-based DSP Modules, p/n AS53-VOXD) and earlier generation c542-based DSP modules. |
4.xx | Support for High-Density voice cards (c549-based DSP Modules, p/n AS53-VOXD) and earlier generation c542-based DSP modules. Also adds new codecs including G.723.1, G.726, and G.728. |
2.xx | Improved comfort noise functionality. For TI c542-based DSP Modules, p/n AS53-6VOX. Also includes E1/R2, MFC/R2 support. |
1.xx | Initial release. Includes T1 CAS support. |
| Cisco VCWare Solution Supported | Cisco VCWare Version | Cisco IOS Software Release | ||
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Cisco VCWare Version 7.16 contains the same functionality as the previous release with the following changes:
| 7.16 with Cisco DSPWare 3.4.27 | 12.1(3)XI | ||
Cisco VCWare Version 6.08 contains the same functionality as the previous release with the following changes:
| 6.08 with Cisco DSPWare 3.3.13 | 12.1(2a)T2 | ||
Cisco VCWare Version 5.12 contains the same functionality as the previous release with the following changes:
| 5.12 with Cisco DSPWare 3.2.18 | 12.0(6)T, 12.0(7)T, 12.1(1), 12.1(1a)T1, 12.1(2a), 12.1(1)AA1, 12.1(2a)AA, 12.1(3), 12.1(3)AA | ||
Cisco VCWare Version 5.09 contains the same functionality as the previous release with the following changes:
| 5.09 with Cisco DSPWare 3.2.17 | 12.0(7)XR2 | ||
Support for High-Density voice cards (c549-based DSP Modules, p/n AS53-VOXD) and earlier generation c542-based DSP modules. Also adds new codecs including G.723.1, G.726, and G.728.
| 4.10 with Cisco DSPWare 3.1.10 | 12.0(4)XH1, 12.0(6)T, 12.0(7)T | ||
Support for c549-based DSP modules and c542-based DSP modules with two separate VCWare images. | 4.04 with Cisco DSPWare 3.1.7 | 12.0(4)XH, 12.0(5)T2, 12.0(7)T | ||
Support for High-Density voice cards (TI c549-based DSP Modules, p/n AS53-VOXD) and adds new codecs, including G.723.1. | 4.04 with Cisco DSPWare 3.1.7 | 12.0(2)XH | ||
Improved comfort noise functionality. For TI c542-based DSP Modules, p/n AS53-6VOX. | 2.52 with Cisco DSPWare 2.3(3) | 11.3(8)NA1 | ||
Includes E1/R2, MFC/R2 support.2 | 2.4 with Cisco DSPWare 2.3(3) | 11.3(6)NA2 through 11.3(10)NA. Do not use with prior releases of 11.3NA. | ||
Includes T1 CAS support. | 1.0 | 11.3(2)NA to 11.3(5)NA |
| 1For more information about codec feature sets, see the Cisco VCWare release notes. 2All follow-on releases include caveat updates, performance improvements, and so on. |
| Cisco VCWare | Product Name | Spare Product Name | Image Name |
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7.16 | VC-SWS-7.0 | VC-SWS-7.0= | vcw-vfc-mz.c542.7.16 |
7.16 | VC-SWA-7.0 | VC-SWA-7.0= | vcw-vfc-mz.c549.hc.7.16 |
7.16 | VC-SWL-7.0 | VC-SWL-7.0= | vcw-vfc-mz.c549.mc.7.16 |
6.08 | VC-SWS-6.0 | VC-SWS-6.0= | vcw-vfc-mz.c542.6.08 |
6.08 | VC-SWA-6.0 | VC-SWA-6.0= | vcw-vfc-mz.c549.hc.6.08 |
6.08 | VC-SWL-6.0 | VC-SWL-6.0= | vcw-vfc-mz.c549.mc.6.08 |
5.12 | VC-SWS-5.1 | VC-SWS-5.1= | vcw-vfc-mz.c542.5.12 |
5.12 | VC-SWA-5.1 | VC-SWA-5.1= | vcw-vfc-mz.c549.hc.5.12 |
5.12 | VC-SWL-5.1 | VC-SWL-5.1= | vcw-vfc-mz.c549.mc.5.12 |
5.09 | VC-SWS-5.0 | VC-SWS-5.0= | vcw-vfc-mz.c542.5.09 |
5.09 | VC-SWA-5.0 | VC-SWA-5.0= | vcw-vfc-mz.c549.hc.5.09 |
5.09 | VC-SWL-5.0 | VC-SWL-5.0= | vcw-vfc-mz.c549.mc.5.09 |
4.10 | VC-SWS-4.10 | VC-SWS-4.10= | vcw-vfc-mz.c542.4.10 |
4.10 | VC-SWQ-4.10 | VC-SWQ-4.10= | vcw-vfc-mz.c549.mc.4.10 |
4.10 | VC-SWA-4.10 | VC-SWA-4.10= | vcw-vfc-mz.c549.hc.4.10 |
2.52 | VC-SW-2.52 | VC-SW-2.52= | vcw-vfc-mz.2.52 |
2.4 | VC-SW-2.4 | VC-SW-2.4= | vcw-vfc-mz.2.4 |
1.0 | VC-SW-1.0 | VC-SW-1.0= | vcw-vfc-mz.1.0 |
For additional Cisco VCWare and Cisco IOS software information, refer to the following links:
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