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    • FortiGate-7000 Release Notes

    Home FortiGate-7000 6.0.14 FortiGate-7000 Release Notes
    6.0.14
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    Resolved issues

    Resolved issues

    The following issues have been fixed in FortiGate-6000 and 7000 FortiOS 6.0.14 Build 0392. For inquires about a particular bug, please contact Customer Service & Support. The Resolved Issues described in the FortiOS 6.0.14 release notes also apply to FortiGate-6000 and 7000 FortiOS 6.0.14 Build 0392.

    Bug ID

    Description
    718993 Running the execute update-av command no longer causes the updated process to crash or the cmdbsvr process to create multiple child processes.
    688085 Resolved an issue that could cause the uploadd process to crash on the secondary FortiGate-6000 or 7000 in an FGCP HA configuration.

    704642

    Resolved an issue that could cause an FPM to leave the SLBC cluster and not be visible from the primary FIM during a DDoS attack.

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    Resolved issues

    Resolved issues

    The following issues have been fixed in FortiGate-6000 and 7000 FortiOS 6.0.14 Build 0392. For inquires about a particular bug, please contact Customer Service & Support. The Resolved Issues described in the FortiOS 6.0.14 release notes also apply to FortiGate-6000 and 7000 FortiOS 6.0.14 Build 0392.

    Bug ID

    Description
    718993 Running the execute update-av command no longer causes the updated process to crash or the cmdbsvr process to create multiple child processes.
    688085 Resolved an issue that could cause the uploadd process to crash on the secondary FortiGate-6000 or 7000 in an FGCP HA configuration.

    704642

    Resolved an issue that could cause an FPM to leave the SLBC cluster and not be visible from the primary FIM during a DDoS attack.

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