Aastra Telecom 67XXI manual Issues Resolved in Release

SIP IP Phone Models 9143i, 9480i, 9480i CT, and 67xxi Series Phones Release Note 2.5.3

Issues Resolved in Release 2.5.3

Issues Resolved in Release 2.5.3

This section describes the issues resolved on the IP Phones in Release 2.5.3. The following table provides the issue number and a brief description of each fix.

Note: Unless specifically indicated, these resolved issues apply to all phone models.

Release 2.5.3

Issue Number	Description of Fix
SIP
CLN19852	The phone was randomly freezing during calls and in the idle state. After a re-subscribe only a
	NOTIFY was sent to the phone - not an OK response. This NOTIFY worked fine but the next NOTIFY
	that was sent caused a freeze on the phone.
	This is now corrected.
DEF17372	When using RTP Control Protocol Extended Report (RTCP-XR) in a network, the Network Packet
	Loss Rate (NLR), Burst/Gap densities & durations were reported incorrectly.
	This is now corrected.
DEF17514	The IP Phones set the VLAN ID according to the Type-Length-Values (TLV) when receiving a civic
	location TLV alone. When ELIN is enabled (an additional location TLV with ELIN info), the phone
	cannot set the VLAN ID according to the network-policy.
	This issue has been corrected.
DEF18682	A REINVITE from G.722 to G.711 codecs resulted in the “Hi-Q” icon staying on the phone’s screen.
	This has now been corrected and the “Hi-Q” icon now correctly goes away.
DEF18707	A REINVITE from G.711 to G.722 codes does not display the Hi-Q icon on the Phone UI.
	This has been corrected and the HI-Q icon now displays as expected.
DEF19258	When the IP Phone uses persistent Transport Layer Security (TLS) with an intermediate certificate
	that has been signed by the root Certificate Authority (CA), the intermediate CA then issues the
	server certificate. However, a TLS session cannot be established. After the TLS Handshake, the
	phone sends a Transmission Control Protocol Finished (TCP FIN).
	This is now corrected. The phone now registers and connects with any Common Name (CN) used for
	the proxy and registrar server name.
DEF19416	If TLS is used on the phone, it uses the SIPS URI scheme for all requests such as REGISTER,
	INVITE, and SUBSCRIBE. However, REFERs are sent using SIP URI scheme. As a result, a call
	transfer may not work properly when using TLS.
	This is now corrected. A SIP REFER is now correctly sent using SIPS URI scheme.

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