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PAN-OS 7.1.16 Addressed Issues
PAN-OS® 7.1.16 addressed issues
The following table lists the issues that are addressed
in the PAN-OS® 7.1.16 release. For new features, associated software
versions, known issues, and changes in default behavior, see PAN-OS 7.1 Release Information.
Before you upgrade or downgrade to this release, review the information in Upgrade to PAN-OS 7.1.
Starting with PAN-OS 7.1.5, all unresolved known issues
and any newly addressed issues in these release notes are identified
using new issue ID numbers that include a product-specific prefix.
Issues addressed in earlier releases and any associated known issue
descriptions continue to use their original issue ID.
Issue ID | Description |
|---|---|
PAN-91113 | Fixed an issue where the mprelay process
stopped responding when processing IPv6 neighbor discovery updates. |
PAN-89471 | Fixed an issue where firewalls rebooted because
the userid process restarted too often due to
a socket binding failure that caused a memory leak. |
PAN-89171 | Fixed an issue on firewalls in a high availability
(HA) configuration where an auto-commit failed (the error message
was Error: Duplicate user name) after you connected a new
suspended-secondary peer to an active-primary peer. |
PAN-88547 | Fixed an issue where the firewall did not accept AS:0 as
a value in the Set Community list of a BGP redistribution
profile (Network > Virtual Routers > <router> > BGP > Redist
Rules). |
PAN-88487 | Fixed an issue where the firewall stopped enforcing
policy after you manually refreshed an external dynamic list (EDL)
that had an invalid IP address or that resided on an unreachable
web server. |
PAN-88213 | Fixed an issue where firewalls that had ECMP
and session offloading enabled sent offloaded traffic to the incorrect
next hop. |
PAN-86115 | Fixed an issue where PA-7000 Series firewalls
intermittently displayed incorrect usernames for Traffic logs. |
PAN-86076 | As an enhancement to improve security for GlobalProtect
deployments, the GlobalProtect portal now includes the following
HTTP security headers in responses to end user login requests: X-XSS-Protection, X-Content-Type-Options,
and Content-Security-Policy. |
PAN-85035 | Fixed an issue where end users could not access
applications and services due to DNS resolution failures that occurred
because the firewall associated the destination port with Bidirectional
Forwarding Detection (BFD) packets instead of DNS packets. |
PAN-84703 | Fixed an issue where pushing a custom application named http or smb (Objects
> Applications) from the Panorama management server to firewalls
interfered with antivirus detection on the firewalls. |
PAN-83909 | Fixed an issue where the WF-500 appliance sent
ICMP unreachable messages from the VM Interface to the Management
interface. |
PAN-81539 | Fixed an issue where commits failed because
the logrcvr process restarted continuously on
firewalls with NetFlow exports configured. |
PAN-81287 | Fixed an issue where a firewall in FIPS/CC
mode intermittently switched to maintenance mode. |
PAN-81102 | Fixed an issue where the tftp export
stats-dump CLI command failed to generate a Stats Dump
file and displayed the following error: Failed to redirect
error to /var/log/pan/report_gen.log (Permission denied) . |
PAN-79753 | Fixed an issue where the Panorama management
server restarted after you ran the replace device old <old_SN#>
new <new_SN#> CLI command to replace the serial number
of an old managed firewall with that of a new managed firewall. |
PAN-72246 | Fixed an issue where the firewall generated
an ECDSA certificate signing request (CSR) using the SHA1 algorithm
instead of the selected algorithm. |
PAN-67952 | Fixed an issue on PA-5000 Series firewalls
where the dataplanes became unstable when jumbo frames and first
packet broadcasting were both enabled. With this fix, first packet
broadcasting is disabled by default on PA-5000 Series firewalls. |
PAN-64376 | Fixed an issue where you could not set the
QoS Egress Max to more than 16,000 Mbps for an
aggregate Ethernet interface (Network > QoS > <interface> > Physical
Interface). With this fix, you can set the QoS Egress Max to
a maximum of 60,000 Mbps. If you downgrade from PAN-OS
7.1.16 or a later release to PAN-OS 7.1.15 or an earlier release,
you must reset the QoS Egress Max to 16,000 Mbps
or less to avoid commit failures. |
PAN-60083 | Fixed an issue where traffic fails to pass
through the firewall due to insufficient memory in the memory pools
of the firewall dataplane. |
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