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Revision | Publish Date | Comments |
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1.0 |
01-Feb-16 |
Initial Release |
10.0 |
11-Oct-17 |
Migration to new field notice system |
10.1 |
07-Feb-19 |
Fixed Broken Image Link |
Affected OS Type | Affected Software Product | Affected Release | Affected Release Number | Comments |
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NON-IOS |
Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) System Software |
E4 |
7.0(2)E4,7.0(3)E4,7.0(4)E4,7.0(5)E4,7.0(5a)E4,7.0(6)E4,7.0(7)E4,7.0(8)E4,7.0(9)E4,7.2(1)E4,7.2(2)E4,7.3(1)E4,7.3(2)E4,7.3(3)E4,7.3(4)E4,7.3(5)E4,7.1(1)E4,7.1(10)E4,7.1(11)E4,7.1(2)E4,7.1(3)E4,7.1(4)E4,7.1(5)E4,7.1(6)E4,7.1(7)E4,7.1(8)E4,7.1(9)E4 |
Defect ID | Headline |
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CSCvf34445 | There were no defects filed with this field notice at the time of publication. |
Customers that use the Global Correlation feature are required to upgrade their Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) software. This upgrade is required in order to provide compatibility with the SHA-2 certificate that is deployed on the Cisco Global Correlation servers.
Customers that use IPS depend on continuous Global Correlation updates from Cisco for up-to-date protection of their network.
Customers that subscribe to Global Correlation updates are required to upgrade their IPS software in order to provide compatibility with the SHA-2 certificates that are deployed on the Cisco Global Correlation servers. This change affects IPS sensors that run 7.0, 7.1, 7.2 and 7.3 code versions configured for the Global Correlation feature.
Customers that use these IPS software versions must upgrade before March 5, 2016 in order to provide compatibility with the Cisco Global Correlation servers.
Customers should upgrade their IPS software to version 7.1(11)E4 or 7.3(5)E4 prior to March 5, 2016 in order to ensure they receive Global Correlation updates and protect themselves against future threats.
Use one of these procedures in order to upgrade the IPS software to version 7.1(11)E4 or 7.3(5)E4. In order to guarantee that you continue to receive Global Correlation updates from Cisco for up-to-date network protection, complete one of these two procedures by March 5, 2016.
Note: The IPS is required to have a DNS server or HTTP proxy configured in order to support automatic signature updates from Cisco in version 7.1(11)E4 and 7.3(5)E4.
For customers that use IPS 7.0 - Cisco Global Correlation updates for these older versions will no longer work once the SHA-2 certificates are deployed.
For customers that use IPS 7.1 - Upgrade to version 7.1(11)E4 or later (see the upgrade procedures in this section).
For customers that use IPS 7.2 or IPS 7.3 - Upgrade to version 7.3(5)E4 or later (see the upgrade procedures in this section).
Procedure #1: Upgrade the IPS Software with the CLI
Both IPS version 7.1(11)E4 and 7.3(5)E4 use the same installation process. For example, in order to install the 7.1(11)E4 release for the IPS 4510 with the CLI, complete these steps:
configure terminal
sensor(config)# upgrade [URL]/IPS-4510-K9-7.1-11-E4.pkg
In this example, [URL] is a uniform resource locator that points to where the package is located. For example, in order to retrieve the IPS 4510 update via FTP, type this command:
sensor(config)# upgrade ftp://username@ip-address//directory/IPS-4510-K9-7.1-11-E4.pkg
The available transport methods are SCP, FTP, HTTP, or HTTPS.
In order to determine if 7.1(11)E4 has successfully been installed on the sensor, log into the CLI and type show version at the command prompt. The sensor reports the version as 7.1(11)E4 and the Upgrade History should include IPS-4510-K9-7.1-11-E4.pkg.
Note: You must run these versions in order to upgrade these platforms to IPS 7.1(11)E4:
Procedure #2: Update the IPS Software with IDM/IME
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