- Release 21.14/6.8 Features and Changes Quick Reference
- Feature Defaults Quick Reference
- Bulk Statistics Changes Quick Reference
- SNMP MIB Changes in StarOS 21.14 and USP 6.8
- Adding Discrete eNB IDs to eNB Group in MME
- Auto-Recovery of AutoDeploy and AutoIT Instances
- Availability Zone and Host Placement Support for VPC on UEM
- Buffer Usage Reduction on TCP Slow Start
- Cisco Ultra Traffic Optimization
- Cisco Ultra Traffic Optimization Library Version Upgrade
- Co-Located SPGW Selection for Emergency Bearer
- Collision Handling of Last PDN Disconnect Connection Establishment
- Collision Handling for Path Update during Bearer Creation
- ConfD Upgrade Support
- Dedicated Core Networks on MME
- Deprecation of Manual Scaling
- Dynamic and Static Proxy Changes for IPv6 Flow Label
- Enhanced Password Security
- ERAB Setup Retry Handling
- IPv6 Address Support for TACACS+ Server
- GMLC Interworking Support
- Implicit Update Location to HSS
- MME Clear Subscriber Enhancement
- MME Double Counting Statistics of DECOR Rerouted Attach Accept
- MME-MEF Interface
- Monitoring and Reporting of Stonith Service Failures
- Monitor Protocol Support for DCNR
- NB-IOT EDRX Supported values in ATTACH/TAU Accept
- NR UE Security Capability IE for 5G Security Support on MME
- P-GW Buffering Mechanism
- Sender FTEID IE in Modify Bearer Request Message
- SGSN Clear Subscriber Enhancement
- UEM as CF Active/Standby Arbitrator
- UEM Interworking with Generic VNFM
- Unique Virtual Router ID for All UEM Deployments
Release Change Reference, StarOS Release 21.14/Ultra Services Platform Release 6.8
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- July 14, 2020
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