R81.20 Jumbo Hotfix Take 166
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This Take contains all fixes from all earlier Takes.
Take 166
Released on 09 September 2026
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Product |
Description |
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Take 166 - New Functionality |
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PRJ-70075, PMTR-129515 |
Security Management |
NEW:Introducing the "show-ad-content" Management API, which enables the retrieval of users, groups, and machines from Active Directory. |
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Take 166 - Improvements and Resolved Issues |
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PRJ-71614, ODU-4598, PRJ-71130, ODU-4470 |
Automatic Updates - Web SmartConsole |
UPDATE: New features and improvements are released in Take 177 and Take 178 of Web SmartConsole. Refer to sk170314. |
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PRJ-71255, ODU-4492 |
Automatic Updates - HCP |
UPDATE: Added Take 95 of HealthCheck Point (HCP) Release Updates. Refer to sk171436. |
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PRJ-68590, PMTR-127145 |
Automatic Updates - HCP |
UPDATE: The HCP configuration sync verifier (the |
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PRJ-71382, ODU-4591, PRJ-71259, ODU-4477 |
Automatic Updates - Policy Insights |
UPDATE: Added Take 97 and Take 98 of Policy Insights Release Updates. Refer to sk183421. |
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PRJ-71266, ODU-4463 |
Automatic Updates - CloudGuard Network |
UPDATE: Added Take 38 of CloudGuard Controller Release Updates. Refer to sk181842. |
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PRJ-71264, ODU-4484 |
Automatic Updates - CloudGuard Network |
UPDATE: Added Take 325 of CME (Cloud Management Extension) Release Updates. Refer to sk157492. |
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PRJ-60266, PRHF-38897 |
Gaia OS |
UPDATE: Gaia Cloning Group synchronization (port 1129) now uses updated and more secure SSL/TLS versions for internal communication. Refer to sk182091. |
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PRJ-69074, PRHF-45246 |
Gaia OS |
UPDATE: Added support for passwords containing the ampersand "&" character, which previously caused failures in scheduled backup operations. |
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PRJ-62162, PRHF-40230 |
VPN |
UPDATE: Added support for treating trusted CA certificates with non-compliant attributes as valid. This includes certificates with incorrect Key Usage settings or missing Basic Constraints, based on customer-defined configurations. Refer to sk183800. |
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PRJ-71486, PMTR-131442 |
VPN |
UPDATE: Resolved CVE-2026-85102 - Authentication Bypass and Remote Code Execution in Remote Access and Site-to-Site VPN. Refer to sk1000117. |
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PRJ-71552, PMTR-131527 |
VPN |
UPDATE: Resolved CVE-2026-85103 - ASN.1 decoding heap overflow leading to a remote code execution. Refer to sk1000118. |
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PRJ-70386, PMTR-129271 |
Security Management |
SmartConsole may display a "No communication" error message caused by a file descriptor leak in the FWMHA process after prolonged uptime. |
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PRJ-67754, PRHF-44852 |
Security Management |
Policy installation may fail when custom authentication *.ttm files are not included during policy package preparation, resulting in a "No such file or directory" error message. |
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PRJ-67494, PRHF-44700 |
Security Management |
In rare scenarios, the accumulation of large API request-status files could cause Security Management Server slowness. |
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PRJ-58526, PRHF-37141 |
Security Management |
In some scenarios, policy state directories are synced between active and standby Security Management Servers causing high disk space utilization. |
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PRJ-63510, PRHF-41422 |
Security Management |
The " |
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PRJ-67852, PRHF-45034 |
Security Management |
In rare scenarios, login to SmartConsole may fail due to a timeout. |
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PRJ-67759, PRHF-44799 |
Security Management |
Improved debug logging in the $FWDIR/log/cpm.elg file during upgrades of a Multi-Domain Security Management Server. |
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PRJ-62522, PRHF-40980 |
Security Management |
On a Multi-Domain Security Management Server, the " |
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PRJ-66785, PRHF-43884 |
Security Management |
In SmartConsole, a network object that is no longer referenced by any policy may fail to be deleted with an "object is being used" error message. |
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PRJ-67762, PRHF-44772 |
Security Management |
In rare scenarios, deleting a Secondary Security Management Server fails because it references objects that no longer exist. |
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PRJ-69863, PRHF-45625 |
Security Management |
When one administrator installs a policy, other logged-in administrators may see an "Error retrieving results" message in the Tasks window instead of the policy installation progress. |
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PRJ-69860, PRHF-46038 |
Security Management |
Administrators logging into SmartConsole with certificate authentication at the MDS level using the " |
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PRJ-70232, PRHF-45998 |
Security Management |
In some scenarios, when a Multi-Domain Security Management Server is connected to the Check Point Portal, a connectivity failure warning for the Global SmartEvent server may appear, even though Global SmartEvent servers are not supported in the Check Point Portal. |
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PRJ-67612, PRHF-44583 |
Security Management |
In a Management High Availability environment, the statuses of clusters and cluster members may be displayed incorrectly on the secondary Security Management Server. |
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PRJ-67413, PMTR-125556 |
Security Management |
The Management Rest API show-global-properties fails when there is a database inconsistency for the 'keep-hit-count-data-up-to' field. |
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PRJ-67811, PMTR-126383 |
Security Management |
Disk space on the Security Management Server may become depleted due to the excessive growth of internal PostgreSQL database tables. |
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PRJ-69441, PRHF-45656 |
Security Management |
Accelerated policy installation may be skipped if Compliance generates a high number of audit log entries between sessions. |
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PRJ-67775, PMTR-126316 |
Security Management |
Snort IPS protections are not downloaded to the local domain during Global Policy Assignment. |
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PRJ-69186, PRHF-45542 |
Security Management |
When generating a Show Changes PDF report for a workflow or session, the report could include internal system changes, such as IPS protection changes, that were not performed by the user. |
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PRJ-68286, PRHF-44951 |
Security Management |
Policy objects may fail to open in Web SmartConsole with a "Something went wrong" error message. |
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PRJ-70411, PRHF-46322 |
Security Management |
In an environment with multiple Multi-Domain Security Management (MDS) Servers, High Availability synchronization between MDSs may intermittently fail with the "NGM failed to import data" error message because of missing VSEC license objects in the secondary MDS database. |
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PRJ-60815, PRHF-39436 |
Multi-Domain Management |
When logging in to SmartUpdate on a Multi-Domain Security Management Server, domain licenses may not appear in the Domain Licenses view. |
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PRJ-68525, PRHF-45066 |
SmartProvisioning |
When running the |
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PRJ-58114, PMTR-129439 |
Logging |
UPDATE: Added support for displaying the Member ID field in the Logs view through Edit Profile > Columns Profiles. |
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PRJ-67344, PRHF-44310 |
Logging |
In rare scenarios, the LOG_INDEXER process may crash unexpectedly due to improper memory handling. |
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PRJ-69985, PRHF-46185 |
Logging |
When viewing logs in the Check Point Portal, a "Query failed" error message may intermittently appear for several minutes. |
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PRJ-68883, PRHF-45417 |
Logging |
Exporting logs that contain "ampersand" in their fields to a CSV file via SmartView web application may fail with a "Failed to export" error message. |
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PRJ-57166, PRHF-36102 |
Logging |
When viewing Forensics Reports in SmartView through the Check Point Portal, non-ASCII characters may appear distorted. |
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PRJ-69245, PRHF-45525 |
Logging |
When right-clicking the "*_interface" field in the SmartView Logs web view and selecting Add as Filter, the query may fail, resulting in no logs being displayed. |
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PRJ-61606, PRHF-40126 |
Security Gateway |
Custom trap for BGP isn't working on MDPS when BGP is configured in data plane. |
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PRJ-47870, PRHF-29668 |
Security Gateway |
In rare scenarios, when processing TLS traffic and attempting to return an error page, the FWK process may crash. |
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PRJ-66834, PRHF-43754 |
Security Gateway |
In some scenarios, CPView may display an incorrect value for CPU user time. Refer to sk184722. |
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PRJ-67914, PRHF-41891 |
Security Gateway |
In some scenarios, the Security Gateway may not close connections properly when a device stops responding during an active download, leading to a gradual memory leak over time. |
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PRJ-67800, PRHF-45012 |
Security Gateway |
When a user configures NAT to convert a connection's destination IP address from unicast to multicast, the Security Gateway may transmit packets with an incorrect MAC address when SecureXL is enabled. |
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PRJ-69499, PRHF-40443 |
Security Gateway |
In some cases, an ICAP server closing the connection to an ICAP client with an RST may cause an FWK process crash. |
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PRJ-58566, PRHF-26696 |
Security Gateway |
In some cases, the Captive Portal fails to authenticate users when SAML authentication is enabled. |
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PRJ-64877, SMBGWY-16234 |
Security Gateway |
Improved connectivity for LSV peer traffic after an ISP failover. |
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PRJ-62559, PRHF-40560 |
Security Gateway |
Enhanced stability when manual edits to the fwkern.conf file result in a malformed configuration. To manage the file, it is recommended to use the Refer to sk184081. |
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PRJ-66264, PRHF-43044 |
Security Gateway |
The FWK process may restart unexpectedly due to improper handling of a connection. |
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PRJ-69101, PRHF-45611 |
Security Gateway |
The RAD daemon may unexpectedly exit on VSX Gateways. |
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PRJ-66555, PRHF-43835 |
Security Gateway |
In rare scenarios, a Security Gateway may crash when LSP (Link State Propagation) is enabled. |
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PRJ-66298, PRHF-43833 |
Security Gateway |
The FWK process may unexpectedly restart because of an incorrect integration with CPView. |
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PRJ-67538, PRHF-44757 |
Security Gateway |
In some scenarios, multicast traffic and a race condition during route lookup may lead to a crash in the Security Gateway. |
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PRJ-65676, SWSCFG-654 |
Security Gateway |
The PDPD daemon may encounter high CPU utilization when Nested Groups query method 5 (query by SIDs) is in use. Refer to sk183748. |
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PRJ-67416, PMTR-124725 |
Security Gateway |
In some scenarios, the ICAP Server may crash because of memory issues. |
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PRJ-71457, PRHF-47521 |
Security Gateway |
In some scenarios, users can connect to Mobile Access/SSL Network Extender, but do not have access to internal resources after upgrading. Refer to sk185260. |
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PRJ-69204, PRHF-45101 |
Security Gateway |
In some scenarios, Spike Detective file descriptors may remain undeleted. |
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PRJ-70510, PMTR-130005 |
Threat Prevention |
In certain scenarios, the Security Gateway may fail to apply a new GeoIP database update. |
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PRJ-69947, PRHF-46128 |
Threat Prevention |
The Anti-Virus may fail to load external IOC feeds that contain URL-type observables. |
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PRJ-65679, PRHF-43309 |
Threat Emulation |
Files without extensions were receiving a Scan Pass verdict from the ICAP server. As a result, malicious files without extensions were also assigned a Scan Pass verdict, which ultimately led to a Benign classification. |
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PRJ-55782, PRHF-34201 |
Identity Awareness |
In some scenarios, errors in rule number calculation prevented packet tagging from working. |
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PRJ-69215, PRHF-39546 |
Identity Awareness |
Improved handling of duplicate Identity Collector events on the PDP Security Gateway. |
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PRJ-65132, PRHF-42745 |
URL Filtering |
An HTTPS Inspection rule that contains a custom application whose name includes spaces or certain unsupported characters does not match during policy enforcement. Refer to sk184773. |
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PRJ-64167, PMTR-118916 |
IPS |
Enforced compliance with the HTTP RFC by requiring a "/" in the request path for non-proxy HTTP connections, except for the CONNECT and OPTIONS methods. Traffic that does not meet this requirement will be dropped if "Non-Compliant HTTP" is set to "Drop" and "Strict Request Parsing" is enabled. |
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PRJ-67473, PRHF-44623 |
SSL Inspection |
In some scenarios, a memory leak may occur in the WSTLSD process when it fails to decode a certificate. |
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PRJ-67476, PRHF-44630 |
SSL Inspection |
Certificate validation may fail for certificates containing an ASN.1 NumericString in the X.509 Subject attribute. |
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PRJ-66072, PRHF-43570 |
SecureXL |
In rare scenarios, a performance issue may occur when a policy is installed on multiple Virtual Systems simultaneously. Refer to sk184585. |
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PRJ-55338, PRHF-33964 |
SecureXL |
In some scenarios, the Security Gateway may not properly remove closed TCP connections, processed through Active Streaming, from its accelerated connections table if a new security policy was installed beforehand. |
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PRJ-67116, PMTR-120253 |
SecureXL |
In some scenarios, the VSX Gateway may experience significant latency when passing traffic between Virtual Systems through a Virtual Router. |
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PRJ-67268, PMTR-125173 |
SecureXL |
In some scenarios, the Security Gateway may restart unexpectedly when passing traffic through LightSpeed hardware acceleration interfaces with SecureXL User Mode enabled. |
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PRJ-70357, PMTR-127257 |
SecureXL |
In some scenarios, the VSX Gateway may not properly assign CPUs to a Firewall instance or SND after booting up when SecureXL User Mode is enabled. |
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PRJ-70343, PRHF-46357 |
SecureXL |
In some scenarios, VLAN tags are stripped and MAC addresses become malformed after traffic passes through the bridge. Refer to sk185101. |
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PRJ-67771, PMTR-119674 |
SecureXL |
In some scenarios, the VSX Gateway may experience poor performance when passing traffic between Virtual Systems through a Virtual Switch with SecureXL User Mode enabled. |
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PRJ-70927, PRHF-46835 |
SecureXL |
In certain scenarios, the VSX Gateway may transmit packets with incorrect MAC addresses for cleartext connections when SecureXL is enabled, specifically when these packets are sent through a Virtual Router or Virtual Switch. |
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PRJ-66860, PMTR-124252 |
SecureXL |
In some scenarios, the VSX Gateway may unexpectedly restart when passing traffic through a Virtual Switch with SecureXL User Mode enabled. |
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PRJ-58856, PMTR-110610 |
SecureXL |
Multicast routes may not update or respond correctly to changes in the network. |
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PRJ-69942, PMTR-127433 |
SecureXL |
In some scenarios, VPN packets are dropped in User Mode (UPPAK) during encryption when QoS is active. |
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PRJ-70273, PRHF-45730 |
SecureXL |
A rare scenario handling Jumbo Frames of specific sizes on Intel-based NICs may trigger a driver internal protection (MDD) error, potentially impacting performance or connectivity. |
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PRJ-69551, PRHF-45732 |
Gaia OS |
Performance improvements have been made to the VSX interface configuration process. |
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PRJ-70122, PRHF-45729 |
Gaia OS |
When syslog messages are forwarded to the Security Management Server using the |
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PRJ-69253, PMTR-126101 |
Gaia OS |
In some scenarios, the Security Gateway may fail to access interface data correctly when SecureXL User Mode is enabled. |
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PRJ-66701, PRHF-43888 |
Gaia OS |
Duplicate interface configuration entries appear in the |
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PRJ-66894, PRHF-44101 |
Gaia OS |
In some scenarios, duplicate interface entries appear in the output of the |
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PRJ-68604, PRHF-44741 |
Gaia OS |
In rare scenarios, the Security Gateway may unexpectedly crash due to timer corruption. |
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PRJ-71372, PRHF-47549 |
Gaia OS |
Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) configurations are now preserved during upgrades to a newer R81.20 Jumbo version. |
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PRJ-68555, PRHF-44964 |
Gaia OS |
Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) initial setup may not be triggered via the Gaia Portal on Scalable Platforms. |
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PRJ-71811, PRJ-71815 |
Gaia OS |
After you install the R81.20 Jumbo Hotfix Accumulator Take 158 or Take 161 on the Maestro Orchestrator:
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PRJ-58308, PRHF-37219 |
Gaia OS |
The lower bottom threshold for the PCH-Vin sensor on Check Point Firewall 9700 appliances was set incorrectly. |
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PRJ-69940, ROUT-2627 |
Routing |
The ROUTED process may crash when more than 250 interfaces are configured and then deleted. |
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PRJ-69977, PRHF-45943 |
Routing |
In some scenarios where the SPT cannot be set on an entry with the Decap bit enabled, the Decap bit is now reset to ensure that incoming Register packets can be processed. |
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PRJ-60408, TPDO-4412 |
Routing |
Certain standard IPv6 addresses may have been incorrectly identified as multicast addresses. |
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PRJ-68693, PRHF-45292 |
Traditional VSX |
In rare scenarios, a crash may occur in Traditional VSX during a call to |
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PRJ-67298, PRHF-44576 |
Mobile Access |
The Mobile Access Blade portal may not function properly with web applications that set HTTP cookies containing the pipe ('|') character in their values. |
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PRJ-65401, PMTR-122348 |
VPN |
Improved stability for Permanent Tunnel functionality when using Tunnel Test UDP/18234 in Maestro environments. |
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PRJ-70688, PRHF-46758 |
VPN |
Capsule Connect / VPN users are unable to log in and receive the error message "Client's configuration is not verified". Refer to sk185144. |
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PRJ-66854, PRHF-44039 |
VPN |
vpnd keeps crashing after downgrading from R81.20 JHF 122 to R81.20 JHF 120 |
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PRJ-69266, PRHF-45001 |
VPN |
In some scenarios, the VPN tunnel flaps every 40 seconds when the in-kernel tunnel test is enabled. |
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PRJ-70125, PMTR-128909 |
VPN |
Added Layer Two Tunneling Protocol (L2TP) stabilization improvement. |
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PRJ-66900, PMTR-123203 |
VPN |
EDPC tunnel establishment failure after MEP failover to a new Security Gateway. |
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PRJ-67858, PRHF-44977 |
VPN |
In rare scenarios between an LSM Central Gateway and an LSM Satellite Gateway, the Route Injection Mechanism (RIM) may not function correctly. |
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PRJ-70104, PMTR-128918 |
VPN |
Improved stability in VPN tunnel monitoring workflows. |
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PRJ-70113, PMTR-128876 |
VPN |
Improved stability and robustness in VPN session message handling during connection flows. |
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PRJ-70045, PMTR-128892 |
VPN |
Enhanced stability and reliability in IKEv2 certificate handling. |
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PRJ-70580, PRHF-46735 |
VPN |
In rare scenarios, the VPND process may crash during Capsule VPN connections that use Mobile Device Management (MDM) compliance and certificate-based authentication. |
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PRJ-70108, PMTR-128831 |
VPN |
Enhanced stability in IKEv2 session establishment. |
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PRJ-70271, PRHF-46350 |
VPN |
In some scenarios with DAIP peers, VPN tunnel tests may fail, causing intermittent disruptions. |
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PRJ-65020, SDWANGW-2726 |
SD-WAN |
In some scenarios, when the Symmetric Packet Return feature is enabled and kernel debug is running, the |
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PRJ-70118, CGNSIS-2240 |
Cloud Firewall |
Nightly distribution may fail when no default license pool is set. The system now automatically promotes an available pool during distribution. |
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PRJ-70061, PMTR-129147 |
Cloud Firewall |
Reinstalling a Cloud Firewall central license with a regenerated signature may create a duplicate entry in the Management Server's license repository, which could prevent license distribution to managed Security Gateways. The Management Server now detects such conflicts and blocks the installation to avoid creating duplicates. |
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PRJ-70377, PMTR-129571 |
Cloud Firewall |
The |
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PRJ-70186, PMTR-130643 |
Scalable Platforms |
Network Time Protocol (NTP) may stop functioning after an upgrade. |
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PRJ-70917, PRJ-70923 |
Scalable Platforms |
After uninstalling an upgrade, the permissions on the $SMODIR/lib directory and related libraries may become more restrictive than required. As a result, the Gaia Portal fails to load pages. Refer to sk185178. |
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PRJ-61934, PMTR-108858 |
Scalable Platforms |
In rare scenarios, a full sync may fail to occur after a reboot because the sync is triggered before the full sync request is completely registered. |