Release Notes 4.1.4.8

Release Notes, Version 4.1.4.8

Documentation

Documentation is available through the Online Help feature in the Access Control Server

Administrative Console. Click the Help button to display context-sensitive Help about the page

you are viewing. From the Online Help interface you can navigate within the Help system to find

topics of interest, and you can access the complete

HP ProCurve Secure Access 700wl Series

Management and Configuration Guide

in PDF format.

Documentation is also available on the HP ProCurve Technical Support web site at

http://www.procurve.com and may be updated as the need arises. It is recommended that you

check the web site periodically to view the most current information about the product.

System Requirements

• For software release 4.1.3.93 the following client browsers have been fully tested and are

supported for use with the Administrative Interface:

Operating System Browser Software

Windows XP Internet Explorer 5.5 with Service Pack2

Windows 2000 Netscape 7.1

RedHat Linux Netscape 7.1

Mozilla 1.5

Solaris Netscape 7.0

Mozilla 1.2.1

Mac OS X Internet Explorer 5.0* for OS X

* Internet Explorer for OS X cannot interpret the up/down arrows on some of the pages in the Administrative

Console, and does not uncheck a checkbox when its corresponding alternative is checked. (19024)

Other browsers, such as earlier versions of Internet Explorer, earlier version of Netscape, or

Safari (Macintosh) may not display all pages or data correctly.

Upgrade Notes

Important: Please read Upgrading 700wl Series Software V3.x to V4: A Guide to Methods and

Concepts

for instructions on upgrading and modifying your rights to work with the new Rights

model before you do the upgrade.

Important: Upgrading from software release 3.1 requires that you recreate your rights

configuration with the new Rights model. While many of the components used within the Rights

Manager are migrated from version 3.1 (such as your Allows and Redirects, Authentication

service configurations etc.) your Location and Group configurations are not migrated. Instead,

you must create Connection Profiles, Identity Profiles, and Access Policies, which replace the

functionality of Groups and Locations. In most cases an equivalent Rights configuration under

the new model is simpler and more concise than in the old Rights Manager.