Cisco Cisco Web Security Appliance S690 Notas de publicación

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Previously, when you used the 

logconfig

 CLI command to change the Log Rollover Interval 

to a value greater than 12 days, such as 13 days (“13d”), it returned a misleading error 
message saying the value cannot exceed “1,000,000.” This no longer occurs. Now, the error 
message very clearly states what values are allowed and not allowed. The Log Rollover 
Interval still cannot exceed 12 days. [Defect ID: 47488] 

Previously, FTP transfers failed when the FTP transfer type was included in the URL. This no 
longer occurs. [Defect ID: 40265] 

Previously, when a user opened a web page from a buggy web server using the Authorization 
header and then navigated to a different website using the same browser session, the other 
website did not open. This no longer occurs. [Defect ID: 45584] 

Previously, end-user notification pages did not display correctly because they did not contain 
UTF-8 encoding information. Some non-7-bit ASCII characters did not display. This no longer 
occurs. [Defect ID: 32009] 

Previously, the 

webcache

 CLI command allowed users to enter duplicate entries. This no 

longer occurs. [Defect ID: 34493] 

Previously, range requests used too much bandwidth when the request was served from the 
destination server instead of the web cache. This happened because the Web Proxy 
downloaded more bytes from the server than was specified in the range request. This no 
longer occurs. [Defect ID: 39944] 

Previously, after you upgraded to the latest version of AsyncOS, the SNMP service was 
disabled if it was enabled before upgrading. This no longer occurs. [Defect ID: 41927]

Previously, an incorrect large negative value was shown for the “Bandwidth Used” field in 
some reports. This no longer occurs. [Defect ID: 42431]