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Crosswork Assurance Module Dock 25.07.4 Release Notes

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These release notes cover the requirements, new features, changes, addressed issues, and known limitations for the Cisco® Assurance Module Dock version 25.07.4. Read all release notes before installing this firmware version.

Note: The Module Dock is never forward compatible towards new/future Cisco® Crosswork Assurance Sensor Control (formerly Skylight sensor: control) and Cisco® Assurance Module (formerly Accedian Skylight Sensor Modules) releases. If you intend to use the Module Dock with Cisco Assurance Modules that are a newer release than the Module Dock, this is not supported and may damage your Module. Additionally, if you upgrade Modules to a newer release than the Module Dock, this is not supported and may damage your Module. Make sure the Module Dock release level is always equal to or higher than that of the Modules you connect it to.

Requirements

This firmware version applies to the Module Dock.

Software files are available from the Cisco Software Download page. You must sign in with valid customer credentials to access the page.

Product Name Software Version Build Number Software Files
Module Dock 25.07.4 AMD_25.07.4_122587 AMD_25.07.4_122587.afl

New Features

This Module Dock release introduces the following new features and enhancements.

Cisco Provider Connectivity Assurance Module Dock 25.07.4

The Cisco Provider Connectivity Assurance Module Dock 25.07.4 can be used to configure firmware suite versions 24.09, 24.11, 24.11.1, 25.07, 25.07.2, and 25.07.4.

Module Dock USB Driver Update

The Module Dock USB driver has been updated to remove mass storage capabilities. As a result, the Module Dock no longer provides storage for user manuals or release notes.

Because mass storage is no longer available to retrieve the IP address, the Module Dock IP address can typically be determined from the host interface IP address by subtracting 1 from the last octet. For example, if the host interface IP address is 192.168.7.2, the Module Dock IP address is 192.168.7.1.

Corrected Issues

None

MIB Changes

None

Release 25.07.4 Lifecycle

This section lists the planned lifecycle dates for this release.

Milestone Description Date
General Availability Date where the product is available for general field deployment for both new installations and upgrades. 2026-08-31
End of Security Support Date where security patches will no longer be delivered for this release. Any correctives for security defects required after this date will be delivered using the next major release of the software. Next Major Release
Last Time Buy / Last Time Ship Date where this release can no longer be purchased. 2028-08-31
End of Product Support Date where functional patches will no longer be delivered for this release. Any correctives for functional defects required after this date will be delivered using the next major release of the software. 2028-08-31
End of Technical Support Date where technical assistance is no longer available from the Technical Assistance Center for this release. 2031-08-31

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