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Please be advised that we will deliver an update to DNS Filtering integration with N-central on Thursday, December 7th, 2023. This release will not require any upgrade to your N-central server. The DNS Agent will automatically update to version 1.11.0.
We are pleased to let you know that we are releasing several updates this week, including improvements to the Antivirus Update Check for servers and workstations, enhancements to network discovery, as well as Windows and Mac Agent upgrades.
So we get a general annual pricing adjustment of 9.5%, because you know the software got 9.5% better...yeah right! I'm going to upgrade to latest and greatest and low and behold a warning, the probes have issues upgrading automatically. Here's a PDF with instructions of how to handle that manually. Seriously N-Able how about you fix it!
When permitted to do so by the Maintenance Window configuration (for more information, refer to Maintenance Windows), the Agent will verify if there is an upgrade to AV Defender available on sis.n-able.com. If a valid AV Defender upgrade is available, the Agent will start the installation of the upgrade and then re-start the computer once the upgrade installation is complete (again, if permitted to do so by the Maintenance Window configuration).
After re-starting the computer, the N-central Agent will detect the currently installed version of AV Defender (through an API). If the AV Defender version does not match the latest available version, the Agent will initiate the upgrade again (if permitted to do so by the Maintenance Window configuration).
After three (3) successive upgrade attempts and the AV Defender version does not match the latest version available, the upgrade will not be re-attempted.Instead, the error message described below will be displayed in the Symptom section of the AV Defender Status service.
Displaying the error message above indicates that after three successive attempts, the AV Defender software installed on the computer is not the latest applicable version. If there have been no other errors displayed by the AV Defender Status service, the attempts to upgrade AV Defender returned a Success. Reboot required return code (3010).
To roll back an Operator upgrade, you must perform the steps described in one of the following sections. You can roll back an Operator upgrade by using the CLI or the OpenShift Container Platform web console.
Orion Platform version 2020.2.5 adds to these enhancements with additional security fixes and protections. We recommend you upgrade to the latest available release (2020.2.5) as soon as is practical. For more information, review the Release Notes here, and KB article here.
If you have recently upgraded to 2020.2.1 HF2 or 2019.4 HF 6, you are also protected from SUNBURST and SUPERNOVA. However, as part of our response to the SUNBURST vulnerability, the code-signing certificate used by SolarWinds to sign the affected software versions was revoked March 8, 2021, and you may experience performance issues if you do not apply the more recent updates. Please visit our SolarWinds New Digital Code-Signing Certificate page at solarwinds.com/trust-center/new-digital-certificate for more information.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Disconnecting from the internet is not a recommended substitute for upgrading your Orion software to versions 2019.4.2, 2020.2.4, or 2020.2.5, or applying appropriate patches to older versions if a full upgrade is not possible at this time.
We strongly encourage customers to upgrade their Orion products to the latest versions available in the Customer Portal at customerportal.solarwinds.com that are designed to protect you from SUNBURST and SUPERNOVA. Doing so allows you to the get the full benefit of our updates, improvements, and enhancements.
All recommended upgrade versions are currently available at customerportal.solarwinds.com. All hotfix updates are cumulative and can be installed from any earlier version. There is no need to install previously released updates.
We constantly work to enhance the security of our products and to protect our customers and ourselves because hackers and other cybercriminals are always seeking new ways to find and attack their victims. We work closely with our customers to address and remediate any potential concerns, and we encourage all customers to run only supported versions of our products and to upgrade to the latest versions to the get the full benefit of our updates, improvements, and enhancements.
Firmware upgrades allow network administrators to utilize the latest features and security enhancements on their Meraki devices. The Cisco Meraki dashboard allows admins to easily schedule and reschedule firmware upgrades on their networks, opt in to beta firmware releases, view firmware change log notes, and set maintenance windows. This article outlines the functions of the firmware upgrades tool in the dashboard, as well as additional considerations for using and managing firmware.
The firmware upgrades tool in the dashboard allows organization admins to quickly and easily manage firmware versions on a per-network and per-device type basis. Additionally, the firmware upgrades tool can be used to schedule, reschedule, and cancel bulk upgrades of networks, view firmware change log notes, view firmware version numbers, and roll back the firmware on a recently upgraded network.
Keeping up-to-date on firmware allows administrators to utilize the latest features and ensures that the latest security enhancements are running on their hardware. Admins can upgrade to the latest stable or beta firmware. Follow the steps below to schedule a firmware upgrade.
Note: Firmware upgrades can be scheduled up to one month in advance and can only be deferred/rescheduled for one month at a time. Cancelling scheduled firmware upgrades does not exclude a given network from future scheduled upgrades.
Firmware upgrade barriers is a built-in feature to prevent certain upgrade paths on devices running older firmware versions trying to upgrade to a build that would otherwise cause compatibility issues. Having devices use intermediary builds defined by Meraki will ensure a safe transition when upgrading your devices.
Here is an example of when firmware upgrade barriers come into effect. You might find yourself in a situation where you are unable to upgrade a device for an extended period of time due to uptime or business requirements. There is a switch in the network that is running MS 9.27 and would like to update to the latest stable version, which at the time of writing, is 11.30. Attempting to upgrade from 9.27 to 11.30 will not be a selectable option in the dashboard and administrators will have to upgrade to 10.35 first.
In order to complete the upgrade from the current version to the target version, two manual upgrades will be required. The first from your current to the intermediary version, and another from the intermediary to your target version.
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Unlike some Linux operations, the Ignition Linux upgrade process is designed to be as simple as possible. Note that while Ignition is currently optimized for Ubuntu Linux, the upgrade process will work for any Linux distribution.
The Ignition installer also doubles as an upgrader, thus upgrading Ignition is very similar to downloading a new version and installing from scratch. You can see your current Ignition version by looking in the Status page of the Gateway.
You can silently upgrade Ignition from a command shell without showing any user prompts. Remember to make a Gateway backup before performing any type of upgrade. Also, the installer cannot automatically start the Gateway after a silent upgrade.
Flags:
-- mode unattended (ensures that no prompts appear during installation)
-- unattendedmodeui none minimal (the none flag does not display any sort of graphic during installation; the minimal flag displays a small progress bar and nothing else, but only if you are working in a graphical system)
-- autoupgrade true (runs the installer in upgrade mode)