Introduction to cm-locale-ru_RU-7.1.2.3000-1.cop.sgn
This Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM) locale package enables Russian language support for Cisco collaboration environments. Designed for CUCM 12.5(1) systems, it provides translated user interfaces, localized voice prompts, and regional formatting rules for IP phones and administrative portals.
The software follows Cisco’s standardized naming convention:
- cm-locale: Indicates Unified Communications Manager localization component
- ru_RU: Specifies Russian language (ru) for Russia (RU) region
- 7.1.2.3000-1: Version identifier aligning with CUCM 12.5(1) compatibility requirements.
Key Features and Technical Enhancements
1. Comprehensive Localization Framework
- Cyrillic character support for 79xx/88xx IP phone displays
- Dual-tone multi-frequency (DTMF) mapping for Russian telephone networks
- Localized date/time formats (DD.MM.YYYY) and currency symbols.
2. Security Compliance
- Signed package validation through Cisco’s Cryptographic Image Verification process
- Compatibility with FIPS 140-2 Mode 1 and 2 operations.
3. Administrative Improvements
- Simplified bulk deployment through CLI/API integration
- Reduced reboot dependencies compared to legacy locale versions.
Compatibility and System Requirements
| Component | Supported Versions |
|---|---|
| CUCM | 12.5(1) SU1 or later |
| IM & Presence Service | 12.5(1) |
| Supported Hardware | Cisco UCS C220 M6/M7 |
| Virtualization Platform | VMware ESXi 6.7 U3+/7.0 U2+ |
Critical Notes:
- Requires sequential installation across cluster nodes (Publisher → Subscribers)
- Incompatible with CUCM 14.x Cloud Connected deployments.
Verified Download Source
For authorized access to cm-locale-ru_RU-7.1.2.3000-1.cop.sgn, visit:
https://www.ioshub.net
Cisco Partners and licensed customers may contact TAC through the Cisco Software Central portal for direct download access.
This technical overview synthesizes information from Cisco Unified Communications Manager 12.5(1) release documentation and locale deployment guidelines. Always verify compatibility against your specific environment configuration before implementation.
