Update PAN-OS 11.1 files
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@@ -10,20 +10,15 @@ version: 11.1.3-h10
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PA-800 Series, PA-3200 Series, PA-5200 Series, and PA-5450 firewalls only
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```
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Fixed an issue where the copper ports
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flapped when generating a technical support file or executing
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telemetry.
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Fixed an issue where the copper ports flapped when generating a technical support file or executing telemetry.
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## PAN-265287
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Fixed an issue where the firewall experienced a packet buffer leak in
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the dataplane of the network processing card (NPC) when processing
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certain net messages.
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Fixed an issue where the firewall experienced a packet buffer leak in the dataplane of the network processing card (NPC) when processing certain net messages.
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## PAN-265287
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Fixed an issue where the firewall experienced a packet buffer leak in
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the dataplane of the NPC when processing certain net messages.
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Fixed an issue where the firewall experienced a packet buffer leak in the dataplane of the NPC when processing certain net messages.
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## PAN-263973
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@@ -31,37 +26,27 @@ Fixed an issue where log collectors had a low incoming log rate.
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## PAN-262287
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Fixed an issue where dereferencing a NULL pointer that occurred
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caused pan_task processes to stop responding.
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Fixed an issue where dereferencing a NULL pointer that occurred caused pan_task processes to stop responding.
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## PAN-261485
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Fixed an issue where the firewall dropped the Real Time Transport
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Protocol (RTP) session for the second SIP call on Persistent-DIPP
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connections when the source port of the client device was reset.
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Fixed an issue where the firewall dropped the Real Time Transport Protocol (RTP) session for the second SIP call on Persistent-DIPP connections when the source port of the client device was reset.
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## PAN-259733
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Fixed an issue where a custom report was not deleted on Panorama when
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expected.
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Fixed an issue where a custom report was not deleted on Panorama when expected.
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## PAN-259151
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Fixed an issue where unused objects were pushed to the firewall,
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which caused configuration pushes to fail with the error
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Number of address groups exceed platform
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capacity.
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Fixed an issue where unused objects were pushed to the firewall, which caused configuration pushes to fail with the error Number of address groups exceed platform capacity.
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## PAN-257912
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Fixed an issue where the firewall stopped responding when it received
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RADIUS traffic and user equipment (UE) traffic at the same time on
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an NPC.
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Fixed an issue where the firewall stopped responding when it received RADIUS traffic and user equipment (UE) traffic at the same time on an NPC.
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## PAN-257615
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Fixed an issue on Panorama where logs did not display or displayed
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intermittently on the web interface.
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Fixed an issue on Panorama where logs did not display or displayed intermittently on the web interface.
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## PAN-257601
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@@ -69,9 +54,7 @@ intermittently on the web interface.
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PA-5450 firewalls only
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```
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Fixed an issue where Networking
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Cards (NC) experienced an internal link fault which caused path
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monitoring failure on the Dataplane Processing Card (DPC).
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Fixed an issue where Networking Cards (NC) experienced an internal link fault which caused path monitoring failure on the Dataplane Processing Card (DPC).
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## PAN-257327
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@@ -79,41 +62,31 @@ monitoring failure on the Dataplane Processing Card (DPC).
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PA-5440 firewalls only
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```
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Fixed an issue where a failover
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event occurred unexpectedly on the firewall.
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Fixed an issue where a failover event occurred unexpectedly on the firewall.
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## PAN-256725
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Fixed an issue on the Panorama interface where
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Traffic and
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Unified event details loaded more slowly
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than expected.
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Fixed an issue on the Panorama interface where **Traffic** and **Unified** event details loaded more slowly than expected.
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## PAN-254794
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Fixed an issue where the Panorama management server stopped
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responding.
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Fixed an issue where the Panorama management server stopped responding.
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## PAN-253626
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Fixed an issue on Panorama where unused objects were pushed to the
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firewall, which caused the push operations to intermittently
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fail.
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Fixed an issue on Panorama where unused objects were pushed to the firewall, which caused the push operations to intermittently fail.
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## PAN-250394
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Fixed an issue where a large amount of group data caused
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serialization errors and prevented synchronization.
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Fixed an issue where a large amount of group data caused serialization errors and prevented synchronization.
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## PAN-246708
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Fixed an issue where the firewall stopped responding when the
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all_pktproc repeatedly restarted.
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Fixed an issue where the firewall stopped responding when the all_pktproc repeatedly restarted.
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## PAN-243098
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Fixed an issue with corrupted images when SSL decryption and Security
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profiles were configured.
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Fixed an issue with corrupted images when SSL decryption and Security profiles were configured.
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## PAN-222542
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@@ -121,7 +94,4 @@ profiles were configured.
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PA-7000 Series firewalls only
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Fixed an issue where Log
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Forward Cards (LFC) were incorrectly identified as distribution
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policies, which caused packet loss due to traffic, BFD, and other
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control packets being forwarded to the LFC.
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Fixed an issue where Log Forward Cards (LFC) were incorrectly identified as distribution policies, which caused packet loss due to traffic, BFD, and other control packets being forwarded to the LFC.
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