Cisco Cisco Email Security Appliance C160

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Release Notes for Cisco IronPort AsyncOS 7.3.1 for Email
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  Known Issues
Table 4
Known Issues in AsyncOS 7.3
Defect ID
Description
72144
Connection Not Redirecting to HTTPS After Initialization.
Some SSH clients and web browsers automatically lose the SSH or HTTPS 
connection when the HSM initializes or when the wrong password is entered three 
times. If a user enters the wrong password three times via SSH, attempting to log back 
into the appliance via HTTP will result in an error message because the connection 
will not redirect to HTTPS. In these cases, the administrator must manually reboot the 
appliance by powering it off and on. 
79296
Appliance May Become Unresponsive 
A C660, C670, X1060, or X1070 appliance may become unresponsive after 
processing a high amount of message traffic with large attachments over an extended 
period of time. This issue requires the work queue, scanning engines, and other 
AsyncOS features to be handling a constant high level of traffic in order to create the 
excessive memory usage that causes the appliance to become unresponsive.
71994
Host Key Cannot Be Updated For Individual Logs via the GUI.
Instead of updating the SSH host key for SCP push for an individual log, manually 
entering an SSH host key using a log subscription’s GUI page actually updates the 
host key for all logs which are configured to SCP push to the given host. 
71712
CLI Displays Host Key Error Messages During Cluster Creation.
When creating a cluster of appliances running AsyncOS 7.3, the CLI displays error 
messages stating that the 
/etc/ssh/ssh_host_key.pub
 and 
/etc/ssh/ssh_host_dsa_key.pub
 system host keys cannot be opened. These host 
keys listed do not exist on the appliance. Cisco IronPort advises you to ignore these 
error messages.
68368
Reconnect Link in GUI Does Not Reconnect Machines.
The “reconnect” link in the GUI does not reconnect machines that were disconnected 
from a cluster unless the machines were disconnected from the cluster individually. 
Workaround: Use the 
clusterconfig -> reconnect
 command in the CLI to 
reconnect the machines.
71610, 38606
Critical LDAP Alert Sent After Creating an LDAP Profile.
The Email Security appliance sometimes sends a critical alert after the user creates an 
LDAP profile using a configuration file. There is no loss in functionality when this 
occurs.