SNS 3.11.8 LTSB bug fixes

System

Proxies

Support reference 81624

In configurations that use multi-user authentication, the application of "img-src https://*" CSP (content-security-policy) directives would sometimes cause the proxy service to unexpectedly restart. This issue has been fixed.

IPsec VPN

Support references 79713 - 81464

Packets would sometimes get lost whenever the keys of IPsec tunnels were renewed. This issue has been fixed.

Regular CRL retrieval

Support reference 81259

The verification of CRLs through the proxy would occasionally not function because the port to reach the proxy was not correctly applied. This issue has been fixed.

High availability (HA) and IPsec VPN (IKEv2 or IKEv1 + IKEv2)

Support reference 79874

An issue with competing access between the log mechanism on IPsec VPN and the HA cache after the synchronization of the IPsec configuration would sometimes shut down the IPsec VPN service. This issue has been fixed.

SSL proxy

Support reference 77207

The SSL proxy would sometimes restart when all of the following conditions occurred:

  • An SSL filter policy applied a “Pass without decrypting” action when a CN could not be categorized,
  • A connection matched this rule (“Pass without decrypting”) because the classification of the CN failed.

  • A simultaneous connection to the same website was classified with the action “Block without decrypting”.

This issue has been fixed.

IP address reputation and geolocation service

Support reference 77980

An anomaly relating to the IP address reputation and geolocation service would sometimes result in memory corruption, which would cause the firewall to unexpectedly restart. This issue has been fixed.

External LDAP directory

Support reference 81531

After an external LDAP directory was created and made accessible via a secure connection, enabling the option Check the certificate against a Certification Authority and selecting a trusted CA no longer cause an internal error on the firewall.

Network

Bridge - MAC addresses

Support reference 80652

On interfaces attached to a bridge, when a network device is moved and the network traffic that it generates is no longer linked to the same physical interface, the firewall automatically maps the MAC address of the device to the new interface once a Gratuitous ARP request is received from the new device.

This switch was not correctly applied whenever the MAC address was different after the network device was moved This issue has been fixed.

Multicast routing - Address translation

Support reference 80359

Multicast network traffic packets are no longer duplicated if multicast routing is applied after a destination NAT rule is applied to this traffic.

Virtual machines

Serial numbers of VPAYG firewalls

Support reference 76157

The high availability monitoring mechanism did not recognize serial numbers of VPAYG firewalls (serial number of the firewall, to which an extension such as "-XXXXXXXX” is added). This issue has been fixed.