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Cisco Catalyst 8000V Edge Software Overview
About Cisco Catalyst 8000V
Cisco Catalyst 8000V Edge Software or Cisco Catalyst 8000V is a software-based, virtual router that combines the functionalities of Cisco Cloud Services Router (Cisco CSR1000V) and Cisco Integrated Services Virtual Router (Cisco ISRv) into a single image that is intended for deployment in cloud and virtual data centers.
Cisco Catalyst 8000V supports NIM modules, runs on any x86 platform, and is supported on ESXi, KVM, NFVIS hypervisors. Further, you can deploy this router on public cloud providers such as Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud Platform (GCP), and Alibaba Cloud.
When you deploy Cisco Catalyst 8000V on a VM, the Cisco IOS XE software functions as if it were deployed on a traditional Cisco hardware platform. You can configure different features depending on the Cisco IOS XE software image.
Features
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Hardware independence: The Cisco Catalyst 8000V router uses the benefits of virtualization in the cloud to provide hardware independence. Since the Cisco Catalyst 8000V runs on a virtual machine, you can use this router on any x86 hardware that the virtualization platform supports.
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Sharing of resources: The resources used by Cisco Catalyst 8000V are managed by the hypervisor, and these resources can be shared among the VMs. You can regulate the amount of hardware resources that the VM server allocates to a specific VM. You can reallocate resources to another VM on the server.
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Flexibility in deployment: You can easily move a VM from one server to another. Thus, you can move a Cisco Catalyst 8000V instance from a server in one physical location to a server in another physical location without moving any hardware resources.
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Enhanced software security - Secure Object Store: In Cisco Catalyst 8000V, storage partitions for NVRAM, licensing, and other data are created as Object stores. The individual Object stores are encrypted to ensure data security, and this product is Cisco Secure Development life cycle (CSDL) compliant. Further, Cisco Catalyst 8000V supports a 16G disk cycle profile.
Hardware Requirements
For hardware requirements and installation instructions, see the Cisco Catalyst 8000V Edge Software Installation And Configuration Guide.
Software Images and Licenses
The following sections describe the licensing and software images for Cisco Catalyst 8000V.
Cisco Catalyst 8000V Software Licenses
The Cisco Catalyst 8000V is licensed based on throughput, feature-set, and the licensing term. This product supports Cisco Smart Licensing Usage Policy as well as Cisco DNA Licensing. Based on whether you want to go for purchased licenses that go with the Cisco Catalyst 8000V instance, or a subscription-based license, choose one of the following options:
Subscription-Based Licensing via Cisco DNA
You can purchase a subscription license for Cisco Catalyst 8000V through the following three licenses that are available via Cisco DNA:
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Cisco Catalyst 8000V - Network-Premier
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Cisco Catalyst 8000V - Network-Advantage
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Cisco Catalyst 8000V - Network-Essentials
For more information on Cisco Catalyst 8000V DNA licensing, see Cisco DNA Software Routing Subscription Guide.
Bring-Your-Own-Licensing
You also have an option to purchase and use licenses with Cisco Catalyst 8000V as a Bring-Your-Own-License (BYOL) instance or as a Pay-As-You-Go (PAYG) instance.
To use a Cisco Catalyst 8000V - BYOL license, see Licenses and Licensing Models to know to how install and configure your license.
If you have upgraded to Cisco Catalyst 8000V from a Cisco CSR 1000V or a Cisco ISRV, you must use Smart Licensing Using Policy (SLP). Traditional licenses do not work after the upgrade.
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Starting from Cisco IOS XE 17.4.1, with the introduction of Smart Licensing Using Policy, even if you configure a hostname for a product instance or device, only the Unique Device Identifier (UDI) is displayed. This change in the display can be observed in all licensing utilities and user interfaces where the hostname was displayed in earlier releases. It does not affect any licensing functionality. There is no workaround for this limitation. The licensing utilities and user interfaces that are affected by this limitation include only the following:
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Pay-As-You-Go Licensing
Cisco Catalyst 8000V supports the PAYG Licensing model with Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Microsoft Azure Marketplace. Cisco Catalyst 8000V hourly-billed AMI or Pay As You Go licensing model allows you to consume an instance for a defined period of time. In this licensing model, you can directly launch the instance from the AWS or Azure Marketplace and start using the instances. The licenses are embedded in the image.
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For demo or evaluation licenses, contact your Cisco Account Team if you have a direct purchase agreement with Cisco, or your Cisco Partner or Reseller. |
For a more detailed overview on Cisco Licensing, go to https://cisco.com/go/licensingguide.
Software Image Nomenclature for Installation Files
The Cisco Catalyst 8000V installation file nomenclature indicates properties supported by the router in a given release.
For example, these are filename examples for the Cisco IOS XE Bengaluru 17.4.1a release:
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c8000v-universalk9.17.04.01a.ova
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c8000v-universalk9.17.04.01a.iso
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c8000v-universalk9.17.04.01a.qcow2
The following table lists the filename attributes along with its properties:
Filename Attribute |
Properties |
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universalk9 |
Specifies the package that you are installing. |
17.04.01a |
Indicates that the software image is mapped to the Cisco IOS XE Bengaluru 17.4.1a release. |
New and Enhanced Features for Cisco IOS XE Bengaluru 17.6.x
New and Enhanced Features for Cisco IOS XE Bengaluru 17.6.x
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Cisco IOS XE Bengaluru 17.6.1a is the first release for Cisco Catalyst 8000V in the Cisco IOS XE Bengaluru 17.6.1 release series. |
The following are the new Cisco Catalyst 8000V software features for Cisco IOS XE Bengaluru Release 17.6.x:
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Earlier, when you deployed Cisco Catalyst 8000V on Amazon Web Services, only version 1 or V1 was applicable for the Metadata Accessible field. Starting from Cisco IOS XE Release 17.6.1a, metadata version 2 or V2 is also supported. Now, you can either select the V1 and V2 (token optional) option or the V2 (token required) option. When you select either of these options, the instance uses session-oriented requests by creating tokens. The tokens are then used to fetch all the required metadata for your instances. |
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Automatic Mapping of Cisco CSR 1000V or Cisco ISRv Licenses to DNA Tier Licenses |
The Cisco Smart Software Manager (CSSM) manages licenses of all the Cisco devices including Cisco CSR 1000V and Cisco ISRv, which have an end-of-life milestone of year 2022. To continue to keep your Smart Account active, it is mandatory to move to Cisco DNA tier-based licenses. After you activate your Cisco DNA license, CSSM automatically maps the device licenses (CSR 1000V or Cisco ISRv) to your Cisco DNA tier license. |
Support for ESXi 7.0 |
Cisco Catalyst 8000V supports ESXi 7.0 and 6.7 from Cisco IOS XE 17.6.1a. Note that support for ESXi 6.5 has been deprecated. |
The Zone-Based Firewall (ZBFW) Policy Reclassification feature is an enhancement to the Zone-Based Firewall feature. With this enhancement, any changes you make to the policy configuration on an existing firewall session is immediately enforced. |
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This feature allows you to manage or change the lease renewal. It provides options to force renewal of lease and also detects when the lease is nearing the expiry date. |
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Upgrade to pyang version 2.x |
The updated pyang plugin version 2.x fixes existing issues such as XPATH validation and upstream pyang issues. Additionally, this version reports all errors in the YANG models to the users and enforces a strict model validation. |
From Cisco IOS XE Bengaluru 17.6.1, CUBE can use WebSockets to handle media forking in a Cisco Unified Contact Center Enterprise (UCCE) solution deployment with Cloud Speech Services. WebSockets transport multiple media streams over a single reliable TLS connection that may traverse firewalls without the need for special policies. WebSocket traffic is also compatible with HTTP load balancers and proxies. |
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From Cisco IOS XE 17.6.1 onwards, CUBE can transcode Opus encoded media streams. Because Opus codecs perform very well over the Internet, this feature is particularly beneficial when routing calls between the PSTN and Cloud calling services. See also https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/ios-xml/ios/voice/cube/ios-xe/config/ios-xe-book/m_transcoding.html. |
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YANG models were developed for the following CLIs as part of the Class of Restriction configuration:
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Snapshots for PAK Licenses |
The library that manages product activation key (PAK) licenses is being deprecated from the software image. To continue supporting and honouring any existing PAK licenses you may have, the system automatically takes a snapshot of the PAK license and triggers a Device-Led Conversion process, to convert the PAK license to a Smart License. For the system to take the snapshot, the software version running on your device must be one of the required releases. For information about the releases in which the system can take a snapshot, and the options that are available with respect to the device and the license, see Snapshots for PAK Licenses. |
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From Cisco IOS XE Bengaluru 17.6.x, configuring a weak crypto algorithm generates a warning. But this warning can be safely ignored and does not impact the working of the crypto algorithms. For more information on weak crypto algorithms, see Supported Standards. |
Resolved and Open Bugs for Cisco IOS XE Bengaluru 17.6.x
Resolved Bugs - Cisco IOS XE 17.6.5
Bug ID | Headline |
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CSCwd47123 | ISG uses identifier mac-address 0000.0000.0000 when DHCP LQ does not reply |
CSCvz93612 | %HW_FLOWDB-3-HW_FLOWDB_DBLDEL_FEATOBJ: FlowDB featobj cannot be deleted twice |
CSCvy60839 | CSDL Compliance: Added a new command to disable weak crypto checking in future releases. |
CSCwc82140 | QFP Crash When ZBFW configuration features "log dropped-packets" configuration |
CSCwc99823 | fman crash seen in SGACL@ fman_sgacl_calloc |
CSCwc78021 | Standby WLC crash @ fman_acl_remove_default_ace |
CSCvz92994 | Lack of MAC address in the Inform Event message. |
CSCwc89328 | Device might reboot when supporting explicit IV joins the SD-WAN network |
CSCwb52324 | C8000V unexpectedly reloads due to QFP ucode crash |
CSCwd71584 | DSPware 58.5.2 release targeting v176_throttle |
CSCwd61255 | Data Plane Crash on the device when Making QOS configuration changes |
CSCwb04815 | NHRP process takes more CPU because of FlexVPN event trace |
CSCwc22314 | RTSP Traffic not being rewritten by NAT |
CSCwd30578 | Wired guest client stuck at IP_LEARN with dhcp packets not forwarded out of the foreign to anchor |
CSCwd56131 | LTE modem doesn't show GSM bands |
CSCwb73395 | Need CLI option to disable ALG |
CSCwc54463 | Device LAN module is down when high CPU noticed |
CSCwc72923 | ERROR info: Router configuration failed:interface Serial0/1/0:23 isdn switch-type primary-ntt |
CSCwc84967 | Intermittent double DTMF due to changing timestamp on a DTMF event |
CSCwb08057 | Number of lite sessions conversion in progress counter not decrementing on failed account-logon |
CSCwc29629 | Crashes when Virtual-Access tries to bring-up/bring-down OSPFv3 IPsec crypto session authentication |
CSCwc77981 | C8000V crashed - track the fman-fp's memory leak caused by cond-debug |
CSCwb32635 | Device vdaemon file is incomplete when running admin-tech |
CSCwd72312 | GETVPN : Traffic drops seen on GM after rekey installing policies |
Open Bugs - Cisco IOS XE 17.6.5
Bug ID | Headline |
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CSCwd79089 | Device controller crash when sending full line rate of traffic with >5 Intel AX210 stations |
CSCwd90168 | Unexpected reload after running 'show voice dsp' command while an ISDN call disconnects |
CSCvq81894 | Check nexthop reachability before installing route for a prefix |
CSCwb99084 | OMP routes carrying prepended AS_PATH incorrectly imported into BGP at remote site |
CSCwb89958 | Unified Policy HSL does not send NBAR application information properly |
CSCwd07580 | Azure: C8000V QFP uCode crash due to MLX4 driver |
CSCwd92344 | C8000V crash observed in Azure due to Segmentation Fault with MLX5 drivers |
CSCwd89338 | Clear ISG existing lite-session upon reception of DHCP packet for same client |
CSCwd71458 | Outgoing number of bytes decrease in router' interface |
CSCwd97676 | VMware C8000V 'show interfaces' counters are incorrect and display extremely large values |
CSCwd49177 | ISG: L2-connected subscriber: IPv6 prefix delegation is not reachable when packets are switched |
Bash core observed on C8000V in the idle state. |
Resolved Bugs - Cisco IOS XE 17.6.4
Bug ID | Headline |
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CSCwb95559 | Packet Sanity failed for Resolution Reply on Spoke due to missing SMEF capability |
CSCvz93712 | VFR is enabled by feature NAT but there is no NAT configured on the interface |
CSCwa84919 | "Revocation-check crl none" does not failover to NONE DNAC-CA |
CSCvz63684 | EWC HA pair experiencing IOS tracebacks followed by KEYMAN Crash |
CSCwb25137 | [XE NAT] Source address translation for multicast traffic fails with route-map |
CSCwb02142 | Traceback: fman_fp_image core after clearing packet-trace conditions |
CSCwc33311 | cEdge crash @ imgr_n2_ipsec_sa_ctx_register |
CSCwa33174 | Azure C8000V: 'show interfaces' counters are incorrect and display extremely large values |
CSCwc06967 | IOS PKI client uses incorrect search filter for CRL retrieval using LDAPv3 |
CSCwc37320 | RP Switchover Causes Linecard NFS mount Failure Resulting in Memory Leak |
CSCwb05743 | Crash seen with umbrella config during soak run |
CSCvz83016 | BFD tunnel uptime does not show correct values post upgrade |
CSCwb43605 | OMPd crash during RIB-out attribute aspath/community processing |
CSCwc13013 | IPSec Key Engine process holding memory continuously and not freeing up |
CSCwb34625 | C8000V auto mode: static ip from bootstrap config overwritten by dhcp on fresh install |
CSCwb73511 | Device is not able to bring up SIG tunnels after reboot |
CSCwb91729 | Fix mishandling of policy sequence programming failures and notify with syslog/notification |
CSCwa67886 | UDP based DNS resolution doesn't work with IS-IS EMCP on IOX-XE |
CSCwb85046 | Device reloads when group-range is configured under an interface Group-Async |
CSCwc39881 | C8000V generated from hardware cEdge contains "/" in Common Name |
CSCvz23982 | IOS sending UP Event for the sub interface which is in down state |
CSCvx93283 | Service Chain is not created when Tracking is disabled |
CSCvz99832 | Per class BFD - echo response pkts |
CSCwb08636 | IPSEC-3-HMAC_ERROR: IPSec SA receives HMAC error seen for TLOCExt setup after upgrade |
CSCvx74917 | DNS packets are not redirected to configured custom DNS after Umbrella template edit |
CSCwa72273 | ZBFW dropping return packets from tunnel post upgrade |
CSCwb32934 | Device does not use QAT when malloc failure |
CSCwa08378 | C8000V Day0 ZTP ignores crypto configuration before licensing |
CSCwa64955 | Device loses control connections after installing new enterprise hardware wan edge cert |
CSCwa92137 | Device is changing ICMP ID in ICMP echo, replies intermittently |
CSCwa81471 | AOM pending objects with loopbacks binded to tloc-extended interfaces |
CSCwb49857 | Memory leaks on keyman process when key is not found |
CSCwb76866 | CSDL failure: Use of MD5 by IPSEC key engine is denied |
CSCwb55683 | Large number of IPSec tunnel flapping occurs when underlay is restored |
CSCwa80826 | IOS-XE: Devices running crypto ipsec policy experience installation failure |
CSCwb83376 | Device endpoint-tracker cannot be configured on a 100G interface |
CSCwc13304 | Per-tunnel QoS counters and shapers not working for some bfd tunnel with stale 'nh_overlay' objects |
CSCwa67398 | NAT translations do not work for FTP traffic in device |
CSCwb78173 | CSDL failure: IPSec QM Use of DES by encrypt proc is denied |
CSCwb76170 | IPsec SIG auto tunnels are not coming up |
CSCwb41907 | CPP uCode crash due to ipc congestion from dp to cp |
CSCvy54048 | CPP Unexpected reboot occurs while freeing CVLA chunk |
CSCwa30857 | Internet SpeedTest with loopback binding mode doesn't work with implicit ACL drop for return traffic |
CSCwb14020 | Serial interface stuck in "line protocol is down" state after it went down and is recovered |
CSCwa98545 | Checks of route leaks creates memory corruption |
CSCwb46649 | NAT translation does not show (or use) correct timeout value for an established TCP session |
CSCwa08847 | ZBFW policy stops working after modifying the zone pair |
CSCwb58468 | Sig Autotunnels:tunnel 409 response received |
CSCwa26599 | FN980 new signed Telit modem firmware FN980M_38.02.X92 upgrade failed |
CSCwb12647 | Device crash for stuck threads in cpp on packet processing |
CSCwc04688 | Device crash observed after enabling NWPI trace with IPv6 traffic |
CSCwb76988 | IKEv2 fragmentation causes wrong message ID to be used for EAP authentication |
CSCvw50622 | Nhrp network resolution not working with link-local ipv6 address |
CSCwa57873 | Incorrect reload reason - Last reload reason: LocalSoft for Netconf Initiated request |
CSCvz37340 | The [service timestamps log datetime msec localtime] command cannot be pushed via CLI Addon template |
CSCwb99793 | CRL verification failure results in 400 Bad Request with DigiCert |
CSCwb90470 | Device crashed with last reload reason 'Critical process cxpd fault' |
CSCwb32059 | Cellular interface tracker down but NAT route persists in the Service VPN Routing Table |
CSCwb51595 | Missing IOS config (voice translation rule) on upgrade |
CSCwb40575 | After upgrade, umbrella dns config set to NONE in show umbrella config |
CSCwb18315 | Umbrella DNS security policy doesn't work with Cloud onRamp with SIG tunnels |
CSCwb13850 | License boot level not detected with Day0 after C8000V boots on NFVIS platforms |
CSCwc04289 | Inconsistency between Path MTU Discovery result and Tunnel MTU |
Open Bugs - Cisco IOS XE 17.6.4
Bug ID | Headline |
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CSCwc29629 | Crashes when Virtual-Access tries to bring-up/bring-down OSPFv3 ipsec crypto session authentication |
CSCwc23077 | Firewall drop seen stating FirewallL4 |
CSCvz92994 | Lack of MAC address in Inform Event message. |
CSCwc50477 | Device crashed in ipv4_nat_create_out2in_session_entry |
CSCwc55260 | Memory leak due to FTMd process |
CSCwb99084 | OMP routes carrying prepended AS_PATH incorrectly imported into BGP at remote site |
CSCwb89958 | Unified Policy HSL not sending proper NBAR application information. |
CSCwc59598 | Statistics collection causes service-side BFD to flap on every collection interval |
CSCwc22314 | RTSP Traffic not being rewritten by NAT |
CSCwb83236 | Traceback: QFP core after pushing data policy with IPv6 interface |
CSCwc67465 | Router cannot be upgraded |
CSCwc63563 | Unable to set specific speed and duplex values on SFP ports on IOS-XE routing platforms |
CSCwc43973 | DLC is not completing after upgrading to Smart licensing from CSL |
CSCwc30050 | UTD: Exception in utd_logger.py due to missing extra-data in AMP alert |
CSCwc27208 | BFD sessions not coming up because of ANTI-REPLAY-FAILURES |
NIM-LTE-EA No Data - Requires subslot reload to recover |
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Ping fail to VRRP virtual IP address. |
Resolved Bugs - Cisco IOS XE 17.6.3a
Bug ID | Headline |
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CSCvy63924 | Telemetry: IOS-XE Controller crashes after using 'show telemetry ietf subscription all' command. |
CSCwa13553 | C8000V QFP core due to NAT scaling issue |
CSCvx40516 | 17.5 ZBFW + NAT: Traffic flow In2Out scenario failed |
CSCwa26509 | Shut/no shut of endpoint-tracker attached tunnel, doesn't create probe again on 17.6.2 |
CSCvz98373 | ZBFW : FirewallPolicy drops seen with RTSP traffic in steady state |
CSCvz71436 | Call Placing issue from SCCP phones |
CSCvy69846 | Guestshell:.py files stored under /home/guestshell are lost after reboot on 1ng device |
CSCvz86591 | VRF-aware static NAT with route-map and reversible not working |
CSCwa30988 | CoS preservation not working for the services EVPL and EPL tunnel |
CSCwa36699 | Prefetch CRL Download Fails |
CSCvv82985 | dhcpv6_relay:dhcp-client on branch not receive ipv6 address |
CSCwa76260 | IKEv2 Deprecated Ciphers denied by Crypto Engine CDSL - Cicso PSB Security Compliance |
CSCvt66541 | Crypto PKI-CRL-IO process crash when PKI trustpoint is being deleted |
CSCwa11150 | E1 configurations (under Serial interface) lost after reload. |
CSCvz65545 | ISIS reports encode error when NSF cisco if configured for GRE tunnel number greater than 65535 |
CSCvz41647 | Partial multicast drops are seen after a failover event in a site with two cedges |
CSCvz76277 | Hostname not allowed beginning with numbers |
CSCvz34668 | Static mapping for the hub lost on one of the spokes |
CSCvz84437 | Unexpected reload due IPV6 UDP fragment header in VxLAN |
CSCwa15085 | Router Crash due to Stuck Thread with appnav-xe dual controller mode. |
CSCvx28426 | Router may crash due to Crypto IKMP process |
CSCwa18177 | Flapping bidirectional/unidirectional packet capture option with ipv4 filter for long time failed |
Multiple qfp-ucode crash when making a blind transfer from an outside SIP service |
Open Bugs - Cisco IOS XE 17.6.3a
Bug ID | Headline |
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CSCvz93712 | VFR is enabled by feature NAT but there is no NAT configured on the interface |
CSCvy72970 | Active ftp not working with UTD+HTX for security and Unified policy. |
CSCvz05814 | Cwand issue observed ..potential crash |
CSCwb25913 | After configuring match input-interface on class-map, router goes into a reboot loop |
CSCwb03455 | Inter-vrf route leaking not working and packet drop seen due to Ipv4 Unclassified |
CSCwb32934 | QAT is not used during malloc failure |
CSCwa08378 | C8000V Day0 ZTP ignores crypto configuration before licensing |
CSCwb13820 | C8Kv crashed at high scale with IPSEC and heavy features configured |
CSCwb08186 | E1 R2 - dnis-digits cli not working |
CSCwb26741 | ZBFW performance variance observed with 17.6 images on 8v CPU due to rx_miss errors |
CSCwa81471 | AOM pending objects with loopbacks binded to tloc-extended interfaces |
CSCwa68471 | Traceback: CPP ucode core generated after HSRP priority change |
CSCvz28950 | DMVPN phase 2 connectivity issue between two spokes |
CSCwb18223 | SNMP v2 community name encryption problem |
CSCvy54048 | CPP Unexpected Reboot While Freeing CVLA Chunk |
CSCwa98545 | Checks of route leaks creates memory corruption. |
CSCwa76875 | After configuring match input-interface on class-map, router goes into a reboot loop |
CSCwa08847 | ZBFW policy stops working after modifying the zone pair |
CSCwa29964 | SCEP fails if AAAA DNS repy is received and source interface has no IPv6 address |
CSCvz55275 | Show DMVPN command displays incorrect state |
CSCwa74499 | ZBFW seeing the SIP ALG incorrectly dropping traffic and resetting connection |
CSCvz74322 | "Shutdown" command visible in running config after reload of instance |
Resolved Bugs - Cisco IOS XE 17.6.2
Caveat ID Number |
Description |
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Cat8kv - Incorrect static route for primary interface during deployment resulting in unreachability |
Open Bugs - Cisco IOS XE 17.6.2
There are no open bugs for this release.
Resolved Bugs - Cisco IOS XE 17.6.1a
Caveat ID Number |
Description |
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AWS:C8000V crashed and reboots if shut/no shut an interface a number of times. |
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CSR1000V/C8000V: Console Port Access change CLI does not work in the CONTROLLER mode. |
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ovf-template should give option for DNA essentials, advantage, premier on C8kv deployment in vcenter |
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C8000v WebUI is not accessible by user. |
Open Bugs - Cisco IOS XE 17.6.1a
Caveat ID Number |
Description |
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C8000V crashes after oce_lookup_one_adj_id_handle while reading emu_mem. |
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With crl schedule download, stuck Failed to send the request. There is another request in progress. |
Related Documentation
Cisco Catalyst 8000V Edge Software Product Page
Cisco Catalyst 8000V Edge Software Data Sheet
Cisco Catalyst 8000V Edge Software Installation And Configuration Guide
Cisco Catalyst 8000V Edge Software High Availability Configuration Guide
Troubleshooting Guide for Cisco Catalyst 8000V Edge Software
Smart Licensing Using Policy for Cisco Enterprise Routing Platforms
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