TMS zl Module Release Notes ST.1.1.100330

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Known Issues
Release ST.1.0.090603
Firewall
PR_15088 — A stateful firewall connection using a DNS object will have a high timeout
value when the DNS address object is modified while the connection is active. Using the
show connections command from the TMS zl Module CLI will show a high timeout value. For
these connections, the no connections command can be used to remove any problematic
sessions.
PR_38165 — When editing a connection reservation, the direction can't be modified.
Example:
1. Go to Firewall>Settings>Connection Allocations page.
2. Add a connection reservation. For example:
Zone INTERNAL, direction = inbound, 10.10.40.1, Reservation count = 3
3. Edit the connection reservation added in step 2 and change the direction to outbound.
4. Refresh the Connection allocation page. The direction remains after refreshing the page.
The connection allocation must be deleted and recreated to change the direction.
PR_39730 — Using the Authenticated Firewall feature, the TMS zl Module could experience
an httpd crash on malformed RADIUS packets coming from the trusted RADIUS server on
the internal network.
PR_40534 — An error message is displayed after applying changes on an attack settings
page. This occurs if the user enables the option Sequence Number Out of range and sets the
ranges with low values, then refreshes the page and clicks the Apply My changes button. The
page loads slowly and the problem appears to be due to clicking the Apply My changes button
while the page is loading.
Example:
1. Go to Firewall -> Settings -> Attack Settings page
2. Select the option Sequence Number Out of range
3. Set as Range and RST Range the value 10 and check the Drop packets outside the range.
4. Click Apply My Changes button
5. Refresh the page
6. Immediately click again the Apply My Changes button
You now see the error message.
PR_40663 — Log entries from the ping-of-death and jolt attacks are missing source and
destination zone information. However, the IP addresses are reported.