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PAN-326705
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Fixed an issue where high CPU utilization occurred on one of the CPU
cores.
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PAN-325002
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(Google Cloud NGFW Enterprise VM-Series firewalls only) Fixed an issue where the HTTP2 threat logs did not include VPC ID,
Security_key, and Endpoint ID.
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PAN-323485
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Fixed an issue where multicast radio RTP based traffic was dropped
after an upgrade when the firewall performed Cloud Inline inspection,
which led to an exceeded session queue for Cloud Threat Detection.
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PAN-318106
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Fixed an issue where SCM did not update device telemetry for the
firewall after upgrading to an affected release.
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PAN-317068
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Fixed an issue on the Panorama web interface where you were able to
enable IPv6 for IKE gateways and IPSec tunnels even when IPv6 WAN was
disabled, which resulted in an invalid configuration. To utilize this
fix, upgrade to the latest Panorama plugin.
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PAN-314624
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Fixed an issue where the
useridd process became
unresponsive and restarted when attempting to dump the Host
Information Profile (HIP) database via CLI while the system was
actively processing HIP reports. This was caused by a lock contention.
With this fix, the process now operates as expected under these
conditions.
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PAN-313827
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Fixed an issue where a memory leak occurred related to the
reportd process when custom
reports were run via API.
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PAN-304840
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Fixed an issue where multiple firewalls experienced high management
CPU utilization after upgrading to an affected release due to repeated
index regeneration occurring every 15 minutes, which caused periodic
CPU spikes above 90%.
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PAN-303156
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Fixed an issue where the session timer for a custom application did
not transition from the initial 3-way handshake timer to the
application timeout when out-of-order 3-way handshake packets were
detected.
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PAN-298788
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Fixed an issue where the /pancfg partition on the Azure Cloud NGFW
reached 100% utilization, which caused commit failures.
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PAN-293707
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Fixed an issue where the
iotd
process failed to install DPI Cloud server FQDN due to a configuration
parsing failure, caused by the configuration XML memory buffer not
being NULL terminated. This resulted in the accumulation of EAL logs
and DLP forwarding being stopped.
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PAN-266843
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Fixed an issue on airgapped firewalls where cloud connection errors
flooded the system logs.
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