Cisco Cisco Web Security Appliance S390
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I R O N P O R T A S Y N C O S 6 . 3 . 7 F O R W E B R E L E A S E N O T E S
Fixed: An application fault occurs in the web interface on the Web Security Manager >
Access Policies page after upgrading
Access Policies page after upgrading
Previously, an application fault occurred in the web interface on the Web Security Manager >
Access Policies page after upgrading to AsyncOS for Web 5.6.2. This no longer occurs.
[Defect ID: 47365]
Access Policies page after upgrading to AsyncOS for Web 5.6.2. This no longer occurs.
[Defect ID: 47365]
Fixed: Access logs do not log policies correctly when using custom URL categories in
some cases
some cases
Previously, the access logs showed the wrong policy names when two custom URL categories
existed with the same URL in each, and two identities existed using each custom URL
category. This no longer occurs. Now, the access logs show the correct identity and custom
URL category for each transaction. [Defect ID: 41992]
existed with the same URL in each, and two identities existed using each custom URL
category. This no longer occurs. Now, the access logs show the correct identity and custom
URL category for each transaction. [Defect ID: 41992]
Fixed: Upgrading loses language setting for end-user notification pages
Previously, when you upgraded to the latest version of AsyncOS, the language setting for
end-user notification pages defaulted to English depending on the previous version of
AsyncOS. This no longer occurs. [Defect ID: 44433]
end-user notification pages defaulted to English depending on the previous version of
AsyncOS. This no longer occurs. [Defect ID: 44433]
Fixed: Access policy application settings erroneously list HTTPS as a blocked protocol
when HTTPS scanning is enabled in some cases
when HTTPS scanning is enabled in some cases
Access policy application settings erroneously listed HTTPS as a blocked protocol when
HTTPS scanning was enabled in some cases. This no longer occurs. [Defect ID: 43009]
HTTPS scanning was enabled in some cases. This no longer occurs. [Defect ID: 43009]
Fixed: CLI allows you to create multiple duplicate access log subscriptions
Previously, the command line interface (CLI) allowed you to create multiple access log
subscriptions even though each one was identical to the others. The web interface only
allowed you to create one access log subscription. This no longer occurs. Now, you can
create multiple access logs in the CLI and the web interface. However, IronPort recommends
creating only one access log subscriptions for performance reasons. [Defect ID: 43123]
subscriptions even though each one was identical to the others. The web interface only
allowed you to create one access log subscription. This no longer occurs. Now, you can
create multiple access logs in the CLI and the web interface. However, IronPort recommends
creating only one access log subscriptions for performance reasons. [Defect ID: 43123]
Fixed: Web Proxy spoofs client IP address for explicit forward requests when deployed in
transparent mode
transparent mode
Previously, when the Web Security appliance was deployed in transparent mode with IP
spoofing enabled and a client explicitly forwarded a request to the appliance, the Web Proxy
always used the client source IP address for the request instead of using the appliance IP
address. This no longer occurs. Now you can configure whether or not to spoof the client
source IP address for explicitly forwarded connections. By default, the Web Proxy spoofs the
client source IP address for transparent connections only. [Defect ID: 38637, 30914]
spoofing enabled and a client explicitly forwarded a request to the appliance, the Web Proxy
always used the client source IP address for the request instead of using the appliance IP
address. This no longer occurs. Now you can configure whether or not to spoof the client
source IP address for explicitly forwarded connections. By default, the Web Proxy spoofs the
client source IP address for transparent connections only. [Defect ID: 38637, 30914]