1. Introduction to ps-locale-bg_BG-14.0.1.1000-1.cop.sha512
This Cisco Options Package (COP) provides Bulgarian (bg_BG) language localization for Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM) 14.0.1, supporting Cyrillic script rendering and Balkan region enterprise deployments. Released in Q2 2024 per Cisco’s Unified CM compatibility matrix, it implements ISO 639-3 language codes and Unicode 15.0 standards for Eastern European character handling.
The SHA512 checksum file ensures cryptographic validation of the installation package, complying with NIST FIPS 180-4 requirements for secure file integrity verification. This locale pack enables localized administrative interfaces, voice prompts, and directory services in CUCM clusters operating in Bulgaria.
2. Key Features and Improvements
Localization Enhancements
- Full Cyrillic script support for CUCM 14.0.1 administrative portals
- Bulgaria-specific date/time formats with ISO 8601 compliance
Security Validation
- 1024-bit RSA digital signature with SHA-512 hashing
- FIPS 140-2 Level 2 cryptographic compliance
Protocol Optimization
- Extended SIP message compatibility with Bulgarian diacritical marks
- Synchronization with Cisco Jabber 14.0 localized clients
3. Compatibility and Requirements
Hardware Compatibility
| Device Series | Supported Models | Minimum Firmware |
|---|---|---|
| UCS C-Series | C220 M5, C480 M5 | 4.3(2a) |
| ISR 4000 | 4331, 4351, 4451 | 17.10(1) |
Software Requirements
- CUCM 14.0(1a)SU1 or later
- Cisco Prime Collaboration 12.7(2) for centralized locale management
4. Verified Download Source
Obtain ps-locale-bg_BG-14.0.1.1000-1.cop.sha512 exclusively from:
Cisco Software Central
or authorized partner:
IOSHub Secure Repository
SHA512 validation command:
shasum -a 512 ps-locale-bg_BG-14.0.1.1000-1.cop | diff ps-locale-bg_BG-14.0.1.1000-1.cop.sha512 -
This technical specification aligns with Cisco Unified CM 14.x Release Notes and Unicode Technical Standard #35 for Bulgarian localization. System administrators should validate regional requirements against CUCM’s Internationalization Guide before deployment.
