3.1.146.32

What's new in 3.1.146.32

Hardware transcoding units are not yet compatible with SRTP calls. - TB-3147
- Hardware transcoding units are now compatible with both SRTP to SRTP calls, and RTP to SRTP calls.Also fixed RTP Events packets that could have a bad checksum in some situations.

tbrouter should be more resilient to changing NICs. - TB-3659
- When a NIC with a previously used MAC address is added back to the system, it is now correctly identified, and its PCI ID is updated accordingly.

Tracking 26121 - tbsigtrace not functional on TMGs that are licensed for both IUA and V5UA. - TB-3960
- tbsigtrace no longer erroneously requests the links for V5UA at the same time as requesting the links for IUA, if the TMG in question was licensed for both IUA and V5UA.

Huge snmpd.log file in some environments - TB-4582
- A Tmedia or ProSBC systems whose SNMP service is exposed to the Internet could lead to a quick size increase of the snmpd.log file, eventually causing a denial of service.To prevent this, the SNMP logs are now disabled by default.A new “SNMP Enable Logging” parameter has been added under the SNMP service to re-enable the logs. If the SNMP logs are ever required, strict ACL rules should be put in place to prevent unwanted public traffic to the SNMP service.

Crashes in TBSip should be easier to troubleshoot - TB-4590
- Crashes in the tbsip application are now producing useful debugging information for analysis by TelcoBridges support.