Cisco Cisco Email Security Appliance C370D Release Notes
Known Issues
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Release Notes for Cisco IronPort AsyncOS 7.5.2 for Email
OL-25139-02
Table 5
Known Issues in AsyncOS 7.5.1
Defect ID
Description
78019
AsyncOS Upgrades and Service Updates Use Same Update Server
In previous releases, AsyncOS upgrades, PXE Engine updates, and McAfee
Anti-Virus definitions could use a different update server than services such as
IronPort Anti-Spam rules and Feature Key rules. In AsyncOS 7.5, AsyncOS upgrades
use the same update server as all of the service updates, whether it’s an IronPort
update server or a local update server. This will prevent you from using a local server
for AsyncOS upgrades and an IronPort update server for all other service updates
unless you configure the appliance to use a manifest on a local appliance to perform
an AsyncOS upgrade and the re-configure the appliance to use an IronPort update
server for the other services after the upgrade is complete.
Anti-Virus definitions could use a different update server than services such as
IronPort Anti-Spam rules and Feature Key rules. In AsyncOS 7.5, AsyncOS upgrades
use the same update server as all of the service updates, whether it’s an IronPort
update server or a local update server. This will prevent you from using a local server
for AsyncOS upgrades and an IronPort update server for all other service updates
unless you configure the appliance to use a manifest on a local appliance to perform
an AsyncOS upgrade and the re-configure the appliance to use an IronPort update
server for the other services after the upgrade is complete.
67160
Non-Default Administrator Can Reset Configuration Using System Setup
Wizard.
Wizard.
Any user assigned to the administrator user role can run the System Setup Wizard and
reset the appliance’s configuration. Only the admin user is expected to be able to run
the System Setup Wizard.
reset the appliance’s configuration. Only the admin user is expected to be able to run
the System Setup Wizard.
72847
Modifying Certificate Reinitializes All Interfaces.
If you modify the HTTPS certificate on any interface, AsyncOS reinitializes all
existing interfaces on the appliance. During the initialization, which is usually less
than a second, network errors are seen while interfaces reinitialize and alerts are sent.
existing interfaces on the appliance. During the initialization, which is usually less
than a second, network errors are seen while interfaces reinitialize and alerts are sent.
Work around: Cisco IronPort recommends suspending listeners and delivery on the
appliance before modifying the HTTPS certificate on an interface, then resuming
listeners and delivery.
appliance before modifying the HTTPS certificate on an interface, then resuming
listeners and delivery.
75458, 48023
AsyncOS Does Not Log Out RADIUS User After Access Rights Change in CLI.
If a RADIUS external user changes the role mapped to their RADIUS group using the
userconfig
command in the CLI, AsyncOS does not forcibly log the user out or
change their access rights during their session. The user continues to have the same
access rights until they log out of the CLI.
access rights until they log out of the CLI.