Resolved issues
The following issues have been fixed in Hyperscale firewall for FortiOS 6.4.11 Build 2030. For inquires about a particular bug, please contact Customer Service & Support. The Resolved issues described in the FortiOS 6.4.11 release notes also apply to Hyperscale firewall for FortiOS 6.4.11 Build 2030.
Bug ID |
Description |
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763966 |
Resolved an issue that would cause the FGSP to synchronize NP7 sessions from all VDOMs when FGSP is configured to synchronize sessions from a hyperscale VDOM. |
756537 | Hyperscale firewall sessions now appear on FortiView sessions pages. |
766906 838467 |
Resolved issues with the timestamp format in CPU logging (also called host logging) log messages. |
773583 |
The |
782674 782241 |
Resolved an issue that caused running HA diagnostics to reduce performance on the primary and secondary FortiGates in an FGCP HA cluster with hyperscale firewall VDOMS processing relatively high numbers of connections per second. |
795853 |
Disabling EIF and EIM in a hyperscale firewall policy actively processing traffic no longer causes errors in the NP7 firewall policy database. |
807476 |
Packet buffers are now successfully cleaned up after going through host interface TX/RX queues. |
809030 | Resolved an issue that could sometimes cause traffic accepted by hyperscale firewall policies with port block allocation (PBA) IP pools to be dropped. The problem would occur after changing the hyperscale firewall policy configuration. |
810025 | Using EIF to support hairpinning now works as expected for NAT64 sessions. |
836443 |
Interface routes are now successfully deleted from the NP7 LPM routing table after moving an interface to a different VDOM. This change also resolves an issue with DHCP servers on interfaces in hyperscale firewall VDOMs |
839958 |
The |
848938 |
Resolved an issue that could cause the Session Search Engine (SSE) running on an NP7 processor on the primary FortiGate in an FGCP cluster to stop working after received an HASYNC message from the secondary FortiGate. |
849741 |
Resolved issues with how NP7 processors handled jumbo frames that could cause problems with processing regular traffic. |