Bugfixes in WatchGuard WSM und Fireware XTM 11.1

• The WSM Quick Setup Wizard now allows you to enter a feature key that contains a model upgrade for Edge e-Series. [40405]


• Fireware XTM v11.1 resolves a cross site scripting vulnerability found in the web server used with the authentication applet. [40332]


• Fireware XTM v11.1 resolves a cross site scripting vulnerability found in the WatchGuard servers' Apache HTTP server implementation. [40581]


• The lighttpd version used by Fireware XTM has been upgraded to v1.4.22 to resolve several reported vulnerabilities. [38808]


• The ISC DHCP server version has been upgraded to v4.1.0p1 to resolve several reported vulnerabilities. [40032]


• HostWatch now shows VLAN traffic. [40401]


• You can now right-click in Firebox System Manager > Traffic Monitor to add an IP address to the blocked sites list. [40488]


• ServiceWatch now correctly displays bandwidth for auto-generated BOVPN policies created by the WatchGuard Management Server. [40364]

• The Authentication redirect feature now works when you use a wireless guest network on the Firebox X Edge e-Series. [40029]


• This release resolves an issue that causes Active Directory authentication to fail with the following log message: user="test1" domain=TESTQAWIN2K30. [40786]

• You can now enable notification for Application Blocker. [40422]


• Application Blocker has been enhanced to add support for Winny, a popular peer to peer application used in Japan. [35027]


• You can now unlock a file with an "&" in the file name with the unlock.exe utility. [40718]


• This release resolves several reported issues in which certain web applications did not work through the HTTP Proxy. [40293] [38121] [40392]


• This release resolves an issue that caused FTP proxy traffic to stop after a multi-WAN failover. [37965]

• Subscription services now update when you use an internal HTTP proxy server. [40517]


• WebBlocker override now works on Firebox X e-Series devices configured in Bridge Mode. [39283]


• The Quarantine Server client now accepts firstname.lastname@domain.com email format. [39743]

• You can now use either Policy Manager or the Web UI to add multicast addresses in a policy. [39947, 39948]


• If you enable a network interface and change the Interface Name (Alias) at the same time you enable the interface, the interface now becomes active without the need for a reboot.[39815]


• When you use multi-WAN, DNS servers with static IP addresses on WAN 1 are now used even when other external interfaces use DNS servers from an ISP through PPPoE or DHCP. [40322]


• DHCP relay through a branch office VPN tunnel now works. [40844]


• You can now change the MTU of an external interface configured with PPPoE. [40705]


• The DHCP server now works when there are multiple VLANs in the configuration. [40556]


• Server Load Balancing now works when the internal server IP addresses are on different subnets. [41041]


• We have made enhancements to the Server Load Balancing server status detection mechanism. [40300] [40519]


• The Server Load Balancing Stickiness function has been improved to maintain a sticky connection state until the idle timeout is reached. [40297]


• Static MAC address binding now works when your device is configured in Bridge Mode. [40665]


• This release resolves an issue that prevented some Windows computers from getting an IP address via DHCP when your device is configured in Drop-In Mode. [40184]


• The Blocked Ports and Blocked Sites features now apply only to traffic on an external interface. [39918]

• Several multi-WAN issues related to PPPoE and branch office and Mobile VPN have been resolved. [40007]


• Multi-WAN now works when the source IP address for incoming traffic is on the same network subnet as one of the external interfaces of the Firebox. [41026]


• This release resolves an issue that caused the external interfaces to become inactive when you used multi-WAN configured in Round-robin mode. [40357]

• Firebox devices with a model upgrade in the feature key can now join a FireCluster. [39370]

• The choice of Any has been removed from the Tunnel Route Settings Local and Remote drop-down menu. The Web UI now shows "any (0.0.0.0/0)". [40409]


• This release resolves an issue that caused the IKED process to crash and all IPSec tunnels to fail. [40442]

• The Windows SSL VPN client has been updated to support Windows 7 and Windows 64-bit operating systems. [39841]


• This release resolves an issue that caused SSL VPN to fail to connect after an upgrade from v10.2.x to v11.0.x. When this problem occurred, the SSL VPN client logs showed: sslvpn State: initialization of prerequisites Debug. [40408]


• This release resolves several reported vulnerabilities in the SSL VPN client for Mac. [40292]


• Mobile VPN with PPTP and SSL now continue to work when the LiveSecurity subscription is expired in your Firebox feature key. [41045]


• When you disconnect the Mobile VPN with SSL client from one Firebox and then connect to a different Firebox, the SSL VPN profile is now updated to show the new connection. [41052]


• The Mobile VPN with IPSec v11.1 client supports Windows 7 (32-bit and 64-bit) and contains additional bug fixes.

• You can now export your device configuration with the Web UI. [35234]


• The Web UI now prevents the use of custom SSL VPN ports that conflict with ports used by the Firebox. [39382]

• The Firebox no longer becomes unresponsive if you use more than 28 characters in a proxy policy name. [40679]


• The alias "Firebox" is now treated the same as other aliases the Firebox determines policy precedence. [38891]

• When a Firebox is in Full Management Mode and you clear the Enable TCP Syn Checking check box, TCP Syn Checking is now correctly disabled. [40853]


• When a Firebox is under centralized management, an update from the WatchGuard Management Server no longer overwrites any blocked sites configured manually on the Firebox. [40312]


• You can now right-click on a device and add that device to a folder. [36077]


• The ability to schedule a reboot time is now available from the Management Server. [38230]


• You can now perform a mass update of managed devices to force all selected appliances to check for a configuration update. [36958]


• The Management Server now sorts the IPSec-action-list and abs-ipsec-action-list for tunnels created by the Management Server. The IPSec actions for Manual BOVPN tunnels are left in the order sorted by the user. Manual tunnels are always placed at the top of the list, followed by the sorted list of the tunnels created by the Management Server.


• For each firewall policy template in use, there is now a single firewall policy created in the appliance configuration. As an example, if you have three tunnels (to different endpoints) that all use the same firewall policy template, there is a single firewall policy with the attributes set in the template. If there are two firewall policy templates in use, then two firewall policies are created. [38877]

• If you use an IIS server to serve published reports, you no longer get an error about missing files. [39319]

• The performance of the LogViewer Search function has been improved in v11.1. To facilitate the performance improvements, a log database migration will occur when you upgrade from v11.0.x to v11.1. During the migration, all log messages generated for a particular device are not visible until the migration is finished. [38833]

• You can now import a CRL in DER format into Firebox System Manager. [36643]


• This release resolves a memory leak that occurred when you used 3rd-party certificates on the Firebox and kept WatchGuard System Manager or Firebox System Manager connected. [41008]


• WatchGuard System Manager and Firebox System Manager no longer display the certificates status as valid even if a certificate is invalid. [40378]

Labels: Blocked Sites, Cluster, Failover, Fireware 11, Fireware XTM, Logging Server, Multi-WAN, PPPoE, PPTP-VPN, Report Server, SSL VPN, Traffic Monitor, Webinterface, WebUI, WSM, X Core, X Edge, X Peak