The current release of the product resolves these issues. For a list of issues fixed in earlier releases, see the Release Notes for the specific release.
For a list of current known issues, see:Trellix IPS 11.1 Known Issues (KB96274).
Resolved Manager software issues
The following table lists the medium-severity Manager software issues:
Reference # | Resolution |
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NSPMGR-28304 | Authentication bypass vulnerability via a few URLs is observed in Trellix IPS Manager, that results in exception or garbage results in some cases. |
NSPMGR-28077 | Allow list/Block list bulk update fails when there are hash entries with file size 0. |
NSPMGR-27999 NSPMGR-27961 | When a proxy server is configured in which the proxy username is invalid or set with a whitespace character, the following changes are observed in Manager UI:
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NSPMGR-27996 | A few accumulated alerts are not getting forwarded from the local Manager to the Central Manager after the trust is established and initial synchronization is completed. |
NSPMGR-27993 | When there is no data to be uploaded to Titan F telemetry service, it is logged as an error on the System files tab of the → → → page. |
NSPMGR-27956 | File name does not reflect the correct year when trying to save the attack log as PDF or CSV file from the Attack Log page. |
NSPMGR-27925 | Azul Zulu Java Multiple Vulnerabilities (2024-04-16) are reported by third-party vulnerability scanners in Manager running on version 11.1.7.71. |
NSPMGR-27919 | Database initialization error occurs after upgrading the Linux-based Manager from software version 10.1.7.65 to any software versions of 11.1 release. |
NSPMGR-27905 | Email IDs with domains, that include the words 'script' or 'scripts', are not accepted while adding or modifying any user details in the → → → page. |
NSPMGR-27880 | Latest GAM engine versions show up as "---" instead of the actual version in the following paths of the Manager UI:
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NSPMGR-27879 | Even after configuring a custom email message with |
NSPMGR-27874 | Sensor name is getting truncated under → → → drop down menu after upgrading to Manager software version 11.1.7.56. |
NSPMGR-27843 | The Manager keeps sending IPS events with TCP connections to Syslog server even when the server (TCP client) is closed or down. |
NSPMGR-27832 | The |
NSPMGR-27548 | Sync Status field shows as "---" instead of proper status text in synchronization failure scenarios in the following paths in Manager UI:
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NSPMGR-27534 | Error message in the Manager UI displayed for exceeding CIDRs exclusion count for GTI Reputation lookup incorrectly mentions Allow list limit. |
NSPMGR-27519 | Auto-assignment fails to assign the license to a newly added Sensor in an existing cluster, despite free licenses being available in the pool. |
NSPMGR-27403 | The Member Sensors hyperlink in the vIPS Clusters tab fails to redirect the Sensors to the specific cluster when accessed from child domain. |
NSPMGR-27363 | Few Central Manager IPS policies show up as deleted in the local Manager when being assigned to any Sensor. |
NSPMGR-27204 | Running NSM-SDK-API header with invalid encoded value via any REST API client fetches valid responses. |
NSPMGR-22692 | After you upgrade the Sensor, the Device Manager page still displays the previous Sensor version. |
NSPMGR-17563 | You cannot enter more than two characters in the Search attack name field of the → → → → page. |
Resolved Sensor software issues
The following table lists the high-severity Sensor software issues:
Reference # | Resolution |
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NSPSNSR-15807 | In some rare cases, when Sensor-Manager communication over SNMP port 8500 fails, the alert channel flaps and causes Sensor to show as Trust Pending in the Manager due to incorrect error handling at SNMPD process. |
The following table lists the medium-severity Sensor software issues:
Reference # | Resolution |
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NSPSNSR-15854 NSPSNSR-15774 | With XFF enabled, the Source Proxy IP is sent to Syslog instead of Source IP for suppressed alerts. |
NSPSNSR-13496 | Small TCP window length in Sensor leads to packets being erroneously dropped. |