# What's New in this Release?

## Release 5.0 SP1

Also see: List of topics that have been changed/added for Release 5.0 SP1.

### New Features

- NuPoint 640 Support: NuPoint UM Release 5.0 SP1 software is supported on all platforms including the NuPoint 640 platform. Previously, the NuPoint 640 was limited to Release 4.2 and earlier software.

- Alarm Manager: The document now includes a complete list of alarm messages. In addition, instructions have been added explaining how to configure SNMP on Mitel Standard Linux (MSL).

- Secure Connections to Outgoing SMTP Server: Standard UM can now be configured to connect to the outgoing SMTP mail server using secure port 465. This is helpful if you are connected directly to a hosted service such as Google Apps, which requires the use of a secure port. Since the connection relies on a single email account on the outbound SMTP server, this implementation is subject to usage limitations.

- SIP Communication Port: Effective this release, NuPoint UM on MAS will use port 5058 for SIP Communication. As a result of this change, Mitel 5000 CP integrations must be reconfigured to use port 5058 for SIP communication from NuPoint via MAS. Note that NuPoint UM Standalone will continue to use SIP port 5060.

- Browser Support: The NuPoint UM Web Console and Web View applications now support Google Chrome.

- NuPoint UM as a Trusted Service: From this release onwards, NuPoint UM should be configured as a Trusted Service in MCD (3300 ICP) Release 5.0 SP1 and later. To do this, access the User and Device Configuration form in the MCD System Administration Tool and change the Service Level for the NuPoint DN from "Full" to "Trusted." NuPoint will then authenticate itself to the MCD using SSL certificates and MCD licenses will be freed for other uses. For more information, see the NuPoint UM Technician's Handbook and the MCD System Administration Tool Help. Note: If you do not change the Service Level to "Trusted" in MCD R5.0 SP1 and later, registration will be delayed while NuPoint reverts to being a "Full" service application. This process can take up to three minutes.