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About Cisco Catalyst Cellular Gateways
Cisco Catalyst Cellular Gateways combine the latest in cellular technology with deployment flexibility and ease of management. Cisco Catalyst Cellular Gateways connect your users and devices to trusted cloud and enterprise applications using 5G and 4G LTE Advanced Pro technologies. These gateways enable secure, scalable cellular deployments from any location using your existing infrastructure for primary or failover connectivity.
The Cisco Catalyst Cellular Gateways is deployed on the new lightweight Cisco IOS CG software. This software is customizable making it more flexible for any complex performance or functionality improvements. It offers a modular system where each module is independent and complete.
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Cisco Catalyst Cellular Gateways have transitioned from Cisco IOS XE software to Cisco IOS CG software beginning with Cisco IOS CG 17.6.x release. Cisco IOS XE 17.5.x is the last version of Cisco IOS XE software that can be used with Cisco Catalyst Cellular Gateways. All subsequent releases for Cisco Catalyst Cellular Gateways will be based on the Cisco IOS CG software. |
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Cisco Catalyst Cellular Gateway Platforms
The Cisco Catalyst Cellular Gateways platform includes the following models:
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CG418-E (CAT18 LTE Advanced Pro)
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CG522-E (5G Sub-6 GHz)
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Cisco Catalyst Cellular Gateways do not support IPv6 addresses in the Cisco IOS CG 17.6.x release. Support for IPv6 addresses will be planned in a future release of Cisco IOS CG. Before you deploy Cisco Catalyst Cellular Gateways, it is mandatory to check if there is a requirement to support IPv6 addresses in the customer network and the service provider network. If you need IPv6 support on the device, the recommended software versions are the following:
If you require use of vManage, any given vManage version will support up to 3 prior releases of Cisco IOS XE or Cisco IOS CG. Therefore, any given version of Cisco IOS XE or Cisco IOS CG will be supported by up to 3 following versions of vManage. For example, Cisco IOS XE 17.5.x is supported by vManage version 20.5.x, as well as by vManage versions 20.6.x, 20.7.x, and 20.8.x. |
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Cisco Catalyst Cellular Gateways do not support Local WebUI in the Cisco IOS CG 17.6.x release. Support for Local WebUI will be planned in a future release of Cisco IOS CG. If you need Local WebUI support on the device, the recommended software versions are the following:
If you require use of vManage, any given vManage version will support up to 3 prior releases of Cisco IOS XE or Cisco IOS CG. Therefore, any given version of Cisco IOS XE or Cisco IOS CG will be supported by up to 3 following versions of vManage. For example, Cisco IOS XE 17.5.x is supported by vManage version 20.5.x, as well as by vManage versions 20.6.x, 20.7.x, and 20.8.x. |
Resolved Bugs in Cisco IOS CG 17.6.8a
There are no resolved bugs for this release.
Open Bugs in Cisco IOS CG 17.6.8a
There are no open bugs for this release.
Resolved Bugs in Cisco IOS CG 17.6.7
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Device requires AP806 WDT to allow reboot. |
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cwand/tuning/vdeamon crash while trying to rotate log files. |
Open Bugs in Cisco IOS CG 17.6.7
There are no open bugs for this release.
Resolved Bugs in Cisco IOS CG 17.6.6
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CG522-E device lost certificate after each reload. |
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Unable to downgrade the CG device through vManage UI. |
Open Bugs in Cisco IOS CG 17.6.6
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Description |
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cwand/turing/vdeamon crash while trying to rotate log files. |
Resolved Bugs in Cisco IOS CG 17.6.5
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Bug ID |
Description |
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IPReassembler element strips last 20 bytes of the last fragment. |
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CG522-E status on gateway and device is not synchronized. Device is not showing the cellular stats. |
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NTP synchronization does not work on CG522-E. |
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Template attach fails when profile template is present. |
Open Bugs in Cisco IOS CG 17.6.5
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Bug ID |
Description |
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cwan crash while trying to rotate log files. |
Resolved Bugs in Cisco IOS CG 17.6.4
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Bug ID |
Description |
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Resetting the CG522-E through the reset button, not successful after the upgrade. |
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CG418-E|CG522-E cellular gateway mtu issues with fragmented packets. |
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Template attach fails when using authentication type none for profile. |
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CG522-E stops forwarding IPSec traffic. |
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CG522-E crashes after APN is changed. |
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Possible Radio reset loop when bootup. |
Open Bugs in Cisco IOS CG 17.6.4
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Bug ID |
Description |
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CG522-E constant TxDrops seen on the Cellular interface |
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Tunnel services cannot be changed of Cellular Gateways. |
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CG522-E status on gateway and device is not synchronized. |
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Packets getting reassembled and are forwarded as it is to the Gigabit interface. |
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CG522-E: Cannot transfer files. |
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Template attach fails when profile template is present. |
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cwan crash while trying to rotate log files. |
Resolved Bugs in Cisco IOS CG 17.6.3
There are no resolved bugs for this release.
Open Bugs in Cisco IOS CG 17.6.3
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Bug ID |
Description |
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Resetting the CG522-E through the reset button, not successful after the upgrade. |
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CG522-E status on gateway. |
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Packets getting reassembled and are forwarded as it is to the Gigabit interface. |
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Template attach fails when using authentication type none for profile. |
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Tunnel services cannot be changed of Cellular Gateways. |
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CG522-E: Cannot transfer files. |
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CG522-E constant TxDrops seen on the Cellular interface. |
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CG418-E||CG522-E cellular gateways mtu issues with fragmented packets. |
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CG522-E stops forwarding IPSec traffic. |
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CG522-E crashes after APN is changed. |
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Possible radio reset loop when bootup. |
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cwan crash while trying to rotate log files. |
Resolved Bugs in Cisco IOS CG 17.6.2
There are no bugs for this release.
Open Bugs in Cisco IOS CG 17.6.2
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Bug ID |
Description |
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CG522-E status on gateway is not synchronized. |
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Packets getting reassembled and are forwarded as it is to the Gigabit interface. |
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Template attach fails when using authentication type none for profile. |
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Tunnel services cannot be changed of Cellular Gateways. |
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CG522: Cannot transfer files. |
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CG522-E constant TxDrops seen on the Cellular interface. |
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CG418-E||CG522-E cellular gateway mtu issues with fragmented packets. |
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CG522E stops forwarding IPSec traffic. |
Resolved Bugs in Cisco IOS CG 17.6.1a
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Bug ID |
Description |
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Device 5G light is blue when 4G LTE is in use. |
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cwand crash on show cell 1 antenna. |
Open Bugs in Cisco IOS CG 17.6.1a
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Bug ID |
Description |
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CG522-E status on gateway is not synchronized. |
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Packets getting reassembled and are forwarded as it is to the Gigabit interface. |
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CG418-E||CG522-E cellular gateway mtu issues with fragmented packets. |
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Tunnel services cannot be changed of Cellular Gateways. |
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CG522: Cannot transfer files. |
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CG522-E constant TxDrops seen on the Cellular interface. |
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CG522E stops forwarding IPSec traffic. |
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