Trellix Application and Change Control 8.4.4 Windows Release Notes

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The Trellix Application and Change Control 8.4.4 release includes IPv6 support and resolved issues.

Every update release is cumulative and includes all features and fixes from the previous release. We recommend that you always upgrade to the most current update.

Rating

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This release is recommended for all environments. Apply this update at the earliest convenience.

Release details

For release dates and build numbers, see KB87944.

Upgrade support

This release supports upgrading from:

  • TACC extension 8.2.x, 8.3.0–8.3.8, 8.4.0, 8.4.1, 8.4.2, and 8.4.3

    When you upgrade from the existing TACC extension, you must not change any existing rules and configuration until the Solidcore: Migration server task is completed. The migration task usually takes a few hours to a day, depending on the inventory data volume of your environment.

    Note

    Trellix recommends disabling General Policy enforcement before upgrading to TACC 8.4.x from any version earlier to TACC 8.4.x as it can override configuration values integrated with the extension in TACC 8.4.x to their default values. For details, see KB96798.

  • TACC client 8.2.x, 8.3.0–8.3.7, 8.4.0, 8.4.1, 8.4.2, and 8.4.3

For information about the TACC extension and client upgrade supported path, see KB87944.

New or changed

IPv6 supportTACC 8.4.4 now supports full IPv6 compatibility, enabling secure communication between agents and servers, accurate policy enforcement for both IPv4 and IPv6 traffic, and enhanced visibility in network logs and the user interface. Additionally, trusted paths can now be defined using IPv6 shared locations, and TIE or GTI integration is fully supported in IPv6-based networks.

Change in default behavior for end Update Mode with inventory sync—Starting with this release, ending Update Mode using the sadmin eu command no longer triggers an automatic inventory sync by default. In earlier versions (TACC 8.4.2 and later), this automatic sync caused high CPU usage. If you want to restore the previous behavior, set bit 24 of Customerconfig2 using the following formula: current Customerconfig2 value + 16,777,216

Example: If the current Customerconfig2 value is 3, the new value is 16,777,219 (3 + 16,777,216).

Known issues

For a list of current known issues, see Application and Change Control 8.x Known Issues (KB87839) and KB87838.

Resolved issues

This release resolves known issues.

TACC extension

Category

Reference

Issue descriptiom

User Interface

MACC-15123

Fixed an issue where adding files to the allow list via ePO resulted in an "Internal Error on the Server" message.

TACC client

Category

Reference

Issue description

Fixes to Features

MACC-15045

Fixed an issue where network tracking features prevented read or write access and saving changes to various file types on network shares.

Installation

MACC-11619

Fixed an issue where the TACC upgrade sets "Users" permissions to "Write" after an upgrade, but not during a fresh installation.

Fixes to Features

MACC-13806

Resolved an issue that prevented Application Control from working in Safe Mode.

Fixes to Features

MACC-13985

Fixed an issue where the Finetune.bat script failed if WMIC was disabled, either by the customer or by default on Windows OS versions such as Windows 11 24H2.

Fixes to Features

MACC-15047

Fixed an issue where the TACC driver (swin.sys) caused unexpected system reboots.