Примечания к выпуску для Cisco Cisco Firepower Management Center 2000

In some cases, if you change your system's time zone to a zone east of UTC and add a correlation 
rule with at least one inactive period to a correlation policy, policy apply fails. As a workaround, 
delete the old correlation rule and temporarily set your time zone to UTC. Then recreate the 
correlation rule with the inactive period and apply policy, then reset your time zone and reapply the 
policy. (CSCuu37600)

The system does not include audit log entries for login attempts with 

<script>alert(1)</script>

 

as the user name. (CSCuu39516, CSCuu39521)

In some cases, if your system accumulates large quantities of traffic for an extended period of time, 
Snort may experience latency and you may experience a disruption in traffic. (CSCuu52545)

If you experience an error or a failure while updating an appliance from Version 5.3.1 to Version 
5.3.1.4 or later, contact Support. (CSCuu54653)

In some cases, if your device appears to have unapplied changes on the Device Management page 
(Devices > Device Management) and you Apply Changes, then click the View Changes link from 
the Apply Device Changes pop-up window, the system generates the Intrusion Policy comparison 
viewer when it should not. (CSCuu88332)

In some cases, if you configure a system policy to use remote NTP server to synchronize time to a 
system with a registered ASA 5500-X device, a Series 2 device, or a Series 3 device running a 
version older than Version 5.4 and you experience a leap second, your system may use a high amount 
of CPU. (CSCuv11738)

In some cases, if you create a new task on the Scheduling page (

) and select 

the link provided as the Backup Profile, the web page generates as a 

HTTP Error 500 Internal 

server

 error page. (CSCuv22624)

All new support cases must be opened using the Cisco Technical Assistance Center (TAC) by phone, web 
or email. To open a TAC case online, you must have a 

Cisco.com

 user ID and contract number. If you 

need assistance opening a case, call the Cisco TAC at 800-553-2447.

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