Hardware, Installation, Up2Date, Licensing 7.503 released

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7.503 released

Scott_Klassen over 15 years ago

7.503 was released today (Astaro Up2Date Announcements), with only a licensing bugfix.

I take it that the accepted feature requests that were slated for inclusion in 7.503 (Astaro Gateway Feature Requests), will now be pushed to 7.504?

Authentication: Proxy.pac Auto-Configure Support/Export
WebSecurity: HTTPS Exceptions
proxy pac is much needed
dhcp option 252
Override global proxy logging by exception list
MailSecurity: SMTP routing with wildcard domain names / include subdomains
WebSecurity: Exceptions by Category Type

Gert may want to consider updating these listings at the feature request site.

Thanks.

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0 BarryG over 15 years ago

A warning:
the 7.503 up2date has apparently crashed my firewall at home... I got the email that the up2date was installed 2.5hours ago, but since then I can't login to webadmin or even ping the firewall.

I'd advise to not do the up2date remotely right now.

Barry
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0 Scott_Klassen over 15 years ago in reply to BarryG

Ouch Barry. Not good. Do you have any sort of out-of-band control to give it a reboot? Maybe a VPN connection through which you can get SSH access.

One bit of kit that I use for similar situations is a PDU with network connectivity. It's saved me a road trip on several occasions.

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0 Comnet over 15 years ago in reply to Scott_Klassen

Updated the unit at my home office with similar results. Was able to access the inside of the firewall, but it wasn't passing any traffic to the outside. Luckily I was onsite and was able to reboot. This would have been a major problem for a remote site.

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0 Comnet over 15 years ago in reply to Scott_Klassen

Updated the unit at my home office with similar results. Was able to access the inside of the firewall, but it wasn't passing any traffic to the outside. Luckily I was onsite and was able to reboot. This would have been a major problem for a remote site.

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0 BrucekConvergent over 15 years ago in reply to Comnet

Hmmm... I installed it on a couple of test systems, the only thing I noticed was a few daemons had to restart, and web connectivity (outbound) was lost temporarily while the IM/P2P daemon, Confd, and HTTP Proxy restarted (the IM/P2P and Confd daemons did not do so gracefully, the self-monitoring daemon restarted them due to non-responsiveness).

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