IBM® Security Access Manager for Web
Fix Pack 8.0.0-ISS-ISAM-FP0005 README
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Date: Monday, 29 September 2014
1.1 Fix pack contents and distribution 2
1.2 Fix packs superseded by this fix pack 3
2.1 IBM Security Access Manager for Web 3
2.1.1 Problems fixed by fix pack 8.0.0-ISS-ISAM-FP0005 3
2.1.2 Problems fixed by fix pack 8.0.0-ISS-ISAM-FP0004 4
2.2 IBM Security Access Manager for Mobile 8
2.2.1 Problems fixed by fix pack 8.0.0-ISS-ISAM-FP0005 8
2.2.2 Problems fixed by fix pack 8.0.0-ISS-ISAM-FP0004 8
2.2.3 Problems fixed by fix pack 8.0.0-ISS-ISAM-FP0003 9
2.2.4 Problems fixed by fix pack 8.0.0-ISS-ISAM-FP0001 9
4. Before installing the fix pack 10
4.1 Saving risk reports before an upgrade 10
4.2 Database failover in a cluster upgrade 10
6. After installing the fix pack 13
6.1 IBM Security Access Manager for Mobile 13
6.1.1 Upgrading a SolidDB external runtime database 13
6.1.2 Upgrading a DB2 external runtime database 15
6.1.3 Set backward compatibility mode for one-time password 17
6.1.4 Update template files 17
6.1.5 Adding DB tables to cluster replication 18
6.2 IBM Security Access Manager for Web 19
7. Uninstalling the fix pack 19
This fix pack provides fixes and new features for IBM Security Access Manager for Web & Mobile Version 8.0.0.5.
This fix pack package contains:
An .iso image of the software
A .pkg file image of the software
This README file
This fix pack is distributed as an electronic download from the IBM Support Web Site .
8.0.0-ISS-ISAM-FP0004
8.0.0-ISS-ISAM-FP0003
8.0.0-ISS-ISAM-FP0002
8.0.0-ISS-ISAM-FP0001
Stability issues in the LMI related to Fixpacks.
Cannot obfuscate basicauth-dummy-passwd.
Cannot clear the FELB message log from the LMI.
Creation of authorization and WebSEAL servers after migrating an older version of Policy server to an 8.0 appliance results in errors.
In ISAM 8 some of the options for the junction cookie block are missing.
Importing a kdb file that contains “.” in the file name does not work from the LMI
REST API documentation for retrieving system statistics like memory, CPU and storage on the appliance is incorrect.
When uploading a large snapshot file the progress indicator stops spinning but the snapshot is not in the list.
Failover cookies are not working.
When a WebSEAL instance rolls over a log file, either msg,request, referer or agent log, the historical rollover logs are not shown in the LMI
Switching multiple times between primary and backup FELB does not work.
Customer cannot configure WebSEAL on ISAM 8.0 to ISAM 7.0 Policy Server.
The ISAM 8.0 Information Center is confusing / misleading when describing the possibilities to configure high availability / fail-over of the Policy Server component.
Load balancer option 'option_forwardfor' cannot be deleted once selected and causes various errors including corrupting snapshots.
The isam_migration script, which is used to migrate a software based policy server to the appliance, does not migrate the port information of the policy server. This means that if the policy server is using a non-default port it will revert to the default port on the appliance.
Importing and deploying older configuration into appliance succeed, but after restart LMI shows instance could not be started and changes are active = false.
Error in ISAM 8.0.0.4 REST documentation
You cannot currently delete or modify the first application interface address on an appliance which has been migrated from version 7 to version 8.
The "Junction Cookie JavaScript Block" label in the junction management LMI is misspelled.
The Dashboard panels "Reverse Proxy Throughput" and "Average Response Time" panels do not always show correct information.
ISAM is upgraded to version 8 and previously working SSL junctions fail.
Sometimes the cascading progress bar which is shown in the LMI when starting or restarting a WebSEAL instance never finishes even though the operation has completed.
The isam_migration script, which is used to migrate a software based policy server to the appliance, does not migrate the database files which are associated with different IBM Security Access Manager domains.
The Edit SSL Certificate Database "Not Before" and "Not After" columns sort alpha by month name instead of chronologically.
Any attempts to manage a reverse proxy instance with a single letter name will throw the an error dialog with the text "System Error".
Problem caused by isamcfg utility not adding the pdsrv.kdb and pdsrv.sth to the [rtss-cluster] stanza of the webseald.conf file there by causing WebSEAL fail to start if ldap is configured to use SSL.
WebSEAL can crash when a specific failover cookie it supplied.
WebSEAL might crash when the first client tries to authenticate when WebSEAL is using AD-LDAP as the user registry.
WebSEAL does not filter the "base href" tag in a document served by the root junction which is created against a backend server.
WebSEAL can sometimes crash when configured with the DSC.
Authorization rules will still be invoked, even if the user has the 'R' action set on the ACL.
The pdweb.snoop trace point can report the wrong number of byes.
The redirect.html file has a cookie named TAMOriginalURL whilst all the other html files use ISAMOriginalURL. This breaks the redirection.
It is no longer possible to set the "tag-value-missing-attr-tag" configuration entry to an empty string. When this option is not provided or even if it is set to "tag-value-missing-attr-tag = ", it always defaults to "NOT_FOUND".
When "allow-empty-form-fields=true" in the WebSEAL configuration file, certificate authentication with prompt_as_needed cannot be triggered, that is, after clicking "Certificate Login Prompt", WebSEAL produces an authentication failure error message.
The command which is used to reset the WebSEAL statistics can cause WebSEAL to leak memory.
WebSEAL does not return the response body if the response status of the first request is a 503.
WebSEAL will leak memory when using portal-map functionality.
Add support for the pass-http-only-cookie-attr option.
When logging in successfully through forms authentication the "unauth" user is logged in the request log. It should be the username from the form.
When the DSC sends a FIN packet to WebSEAL, WebSEAL does not recognize that the connection has been closed. When WebSEAL then reuses the connection, it tries to send data but then determines that the tcp connection has been closed.
The Policy Server will attempt GSO update operations even when the LDAP Server is configured as READONLY in the ldap.conf file.
The end user is not presented with a BA popup when EAI is enabled. This occurs when both BA and EAI authentication are enabled.
Added a new configuration option to require "referer" and "host" headers to be present in order to allow a pkmslogout request.
In IBM Security Access Manager 7.0 we introduced the ability to use the session identifier to help protect against cross-site-request-forgery. This means that we had to make a change to the session identifier so that it is non-deterministic. Unfortunately this means that the structure of the session identifier has changed, which has broken some applications. A customer needs to be able to switch on this new feature without having to change their back-end applications.
The host name cannot be changed from the first-steps application when the appliance is first installed.
If you currently configure the load balancer software with the 'option_forwardfor' advanced tuning parameter the load balancer will cease to work. It is then difficult to remove this tuning parameter from the configuration.
If the WebSEAL instance has many junctions it can take a little while to fully start, and the LMI can then sometimes falsely report that the WebSEAL instance could not be started.
ISAM for Mobile setup to use remote DB2 and clustering enabled for runtime and certificates loses all mobile policy information.
OTP validation failures and OTP expirations do not appear in the Authentication and Federated Identity audit log.
When using "SPS.http.request.claims.filter.spec with value = parameters=*" Authentication and Federated Identity will transform trigger URL parameters so they can be used within mapping. When a parameter is a complex type, Authentication and Federated Identity transforms the parameter twice resulting in 'amp' being added.
The one-time password login page enables a user to select a one-time password provider. By default the page is designed so that if the user wants to change the selection, the user clicks the Reselect button on the page.
If you are upgrading the appliance to version 8.0.0.5, you will need to modify and update your existing login page template files for the Reselect button.
For more information, see Update template files.
When you author a policy and select Permit with Obligation, you might notice that it has changed to Permit with Authentication after you have saved and re-opened the policy.
The system can fail to compute the risk score when a policy that computes the risk score is attached to multiple resources, such as images and JavaScript files, that are loaded by the browser concurrently from the same page.
otp.html
and device_selection.html pages do
not display correctly in Internet Explorer® 9. Run
the isamconfig tool again to apply the fix. For more information,
see Using
the isamcfg tool.
The new features are described in the IBM Knowledge Center. See What is new in this release.
Complete the following task if you have enabled risk engine reports in your environment.
When you upgrade to version 8.0.0.5, any risk reports that you generated before the upgrade are not preserved.
Before upgrading, export copies of the risk reports and save them locally by completing the following steps.
Log in to the local management interface.
Click Monitor Analysis and Diagnostics > Application Log Files.
Expand mga and select the risk reports to export.
Click Export and save the files.
For information about how the upgrade affects database failover in a cluster, see the following tech note:
http://www.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg21666968
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If you are upgrading the appliance to version 8.0.0.5 |
Download the .pkg file and complete any of the following options.
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Install the appliance for the first time.
Download the .iso image.
Follow the instructions in the IBM® Security Access Manager Virtual Appliance Quick Start Guide .
Note: If you download from Fix Central or IBM Security Systems site, skip step 1 in the Virtual Appliance Quick Start Guide.
Complete the configuration instructions for Mobile or the configuration instructions for Web.
Upgrade by using the local management interface.
Download the .pkg file.
In the local management interface, select Manage System Settings > Updates and Licensing > Available Updates.
Click Upload. The New Update dialog opens.
Click Select Update.
Browse to the .pkg file.
Click Open.
Click Save Configuration. The upload process might take several minutes.
Select the new firmware and click Install. The installation of the new firmware takes a few minutes to complete. After the update is successfully applied to the system, the appliance reboots automatically.
Download the .pkg file.
Copy the firmware update onto a USB flash drive. The flash drive must be formatted with a FAT file system.
Insert the USB flash drive into the hardware appliance.
Log in as admin in the appliance console or use secure shell.
Type updates and then press Enter.
Type install and then press Enter. The following options must be selected.
Select 1 for a firmware update
Select 1 to install the update from a USB drive
YES: To confirm that the USB drive is plugged into the appliance
<index>: Select the appliance firmware from the list
YES: To confirm the update and start the update process
Note: The firmware update takes a few minutes to complete and the appliance automatically reboots.
Upgrade by using the online update server.
Ensure that the following conditions are met:
A valid license is installed on the appliance.
The appliance has network connectivity to the online update server.
In the local management interface, select Manage System Settings > Updates and Licensing > Available Updates.
Click Refresh. The table displays newer versions of the firmware.
Select the firmware update.
Click Install. The firmware update can take a long time to complete, depending on the bandwidth that is available to the appliance. After the update is successfully applied to the system, the appliance reboots automatically.
Check that the correct version is installed. From the local management interface, select Manage System Settings > Updates and Licensing > Overview.
You can also navigate to Manage System Settings > Updates and Licensing > Firmware Settings. Examine the details that are associated with the Active partition and ensure that the firmware version is correct.
If you are using SolidDB as the external runtime database, upgrade it after you install the 8.0.0.5 fix pack.
The updates to the .sql file for each release are not cumulative. Therefore, depending on which version of the isam_mobile_soliddb_update_v*.sql file you have installed, make the following updates:
v8003.sql not installed: First upgrade to v8003, then to v8004, and finally v8005.
v8003.sql installed: First upgrade to v8004 and then to v8005.
v8004.sql installed: Upgrade to v8005.
Use the steps below to install each version you require, replacing
references to isam_mobile_soliddb_update_v8005.sql
with the version number you are upgrading to each time, and starting with the
earliest version you require.
Log in to the local management interface.
Click Manage System Settings > File Downloads.
Expand mga > database > soliddb.
Select
isam_mobile_soliddb_update_v8005.sql.
Click Export.
Save the file.
Log in to the solsql utility.
/opt/solidDB/soliddb-7.0/bin/solsql
network_name username
password
network_name
The network name of the solidDB server.
username
The user name for the database administrator.
password
The password for the database administrator.
Run the following command in the SolidDB SQL Editor:
@<fully_qualified_path_to_script>
The following
command shows the fully qualified path to the script:
@/tmp/isam_mobile_soliddb_update_v8005.sql
Validate that the tables were successfully created.
Ensure that no errors were returned during the creation and log in to the database to manually check that the tables exist.
From the top menu of the local management interface, select Manage System Settings > Cluster Configuration to open the Cluster Configuration management page.
Select the Database tab.
You must enter the following JDBC connection information.
Type The database type:
Solid DB.
Address The IP
address of the external database server.
Port
The port on which the external database server is listening.
Username The name of the
database administrator.
Password
The password for the database administrator.
Click Save.
Deploy the changes.
Note: The following error message returns in the Database
Maintenance panel after the location of the runtime database is
changed from Local to the cluster to Remote to the cluster in the
Cluster Configuration panel: System
Error FBTRBA091E The retrieval failed because the resource cannot be
found.
Restart the local management interface and resolve the error.
Use an ssh session to access the local management interface.
Log in as the administrator.
Type lmi,
and press Enter.
Type restart,
and press Enter.
Type exit and press Enter.
The appliance is configured to use the runtime database that is deployed on the external system.
Tune the external database by setting the configuration parameters.
For a SolidDB external runtime database, change the DurabilityLevel to 3 from the default value of 1 to prevent loss of data. Edit the solid.ini file for the runtime database to change the DurabilityLevel.
After you modify and save the solid.ini file, shut down and restart the runtime database.
If you are using DB2 as the external runtime database, upgrade it after you install the 8.0.0.5 fix pack.
The updates to the .sql file for each release are not cumulative. Therefore, depending on which version of the isam_mobile_db2_update_v*.sql file you have installed, make the following updates:
v8004.sql not installed: First upgrade to to v8004 and then to v8005.
v8004.sql installed: Upgrade to v8005.
Use the steps below to install each version you require, replacing
references to isam_mobile_db2_update_v8005.sql
with the version number you are upgrading to each time, and starting with the
earliest version you require.
Log in to the local management interface.
Click Manage System Settings > File Downloads.
Expand mga > database > db2.
Select
isam_mobile_db2_update_v8005.sql.
Click Export.
Save the file.
Open the
isam_mobile_db2_update_v8005.sql in an editor on the DB2
server.
Replace the following macros with the values specific to your
environment:
&DBINSTANCE The
name of the DB2 instance.
&DBUSER
The name of the DB2 administrator.
&DBPASSWORD
The password for the DB2 administrator.
Save the changes.
Log in to the DB2 Command utility (Windows) or DB2 host (UNIX) as the DB2 administrator.
Run the following command:
db2 -tsvf <fully_qualified_path_to_script>
The following example shows the fully qualified path to the
script: db2 -tsvf
/tmp/isam_mobile_db2_update_v8005.sql
Validate that the tables were successfully created.
Ensure that no errors were returned during the creation and log in to the database to manually check that the tables exist.
From the top menu of the local management interface, select Manage System Settings > Cluster Configuration to open the Cluster Configuration management page.
Select the Database tab.
You must enter the following DB2
connection information.
Type
The database type: DB2
Address
The IP address of the external database server.
Port
The port on which the external database server is listening.
Username The name of the
database administrator.
Password
The password for the database administrator.
Secure
Select this check box to create a secure connection with the DB2
server.
Database name The name
of the database instance on the external DB2 server.
Note:
Before a secure connection can be established, you must first import
the certificate that the appliance uses to communication with the
DB2 server. Use the SSL Certificates page to import the appropriate
certificate.
Complete the following steps to identify and
specify the DB2 database name when your DB2 database is remote to
the cluster that you are configuring.
Open the
isam_mobile_db2_update_v8005.sql file that was used to
create the database and tables.
In the CREATE DATABASE entry, get
the name that is specified.
In the following entry, HVDB is
the string that identifies the default database name:
CREATE
DATABASE HVDB ALIAS HVDB using codeset UTF-8 territory us
COLLATE
USING UCA400_NO PAGESIZE 8192 WITH "HVDB Tables";
Click Save.
Deploy the changes.
Note: The following error message returns in the Database
Maintenance panel after the location of the runtime database is
changed from Local to the cluster to Remote to the cluster in the
Cluster Configuration panel: System
Error FBTRBA091E The retrieval failed because the resource cannot be
found.
Restart the local management interface and resolve the error.
Use an ssh session to access the local management interface.
Log in as the administrator.
Type lmi,
and press Enter.
Type restart,
and press Enter.
Type exit and press Enter.
The appliance is configured to use the runtime database that is deployed on the external system.
Tune the external database by setting the configuration parameters.
The following advanced configuration property determines if the one-time password authentication code should be enabled for backward compatibility mode. Update this value, if necessary.
poc.otp.backwardCompatibilityEnabledIndicates whether the one-time password authentication mechanism should run in backward-compatibility mode. The default value is false, if it is a new installation. The default value is true, if the installation is an upgrade.
Data type:
BooleanExample:
true
See Managing advanced configuration on the IBM Knowledge Center for more information about working with advanced configuration properties.
If you want to update your template files to version 8.0.0.5 to use the new capabilities, follow the instructions below. Otherwise, the template files from the previous version are ready for use after applying the fix pack.
Log in to the local management interface.
Select Manage System Settings > File Downloads.
Expand mga > pages and select mga_template_files.zip.
Click Export and save the file.
Edit and customize the template files, as necessary.
Compress the template files into a .zip file.
Log in to the local management interface.
Select Secure Mobile Settings > Template Files.
Select Manage > Import Zip.
Click Browse and locate the .zip file you compressed in step 2.
Click Open.
Click Import.
Deploy the changes.
The solidDB is read-only during the firmware upgrade on the primary node when a high availability cluster is active. This scenario prevents the upgrade process from writing to the database for actions such as creating new tables, modifying the schema of existing tables, and inserting or updating rows in tables.
The database on the primary node becomes read-only because the firmware upgrade requires the appliance to be rebooted. The high availability controller switches the secondary master to be read/write and act as the temporary primary master.
When the primary node reboots and the database starts, it recognizes that the secondary node is in control and starts in read-only mode. The appliance cluster manager includes a background thread, which eventually switches the primary node to resume its role as the primary master database. When this scenario occurs, the database on the primary node becomes writeable.
However, in the upgrade case, the database upgrade scripts are executed before the primary database becomes writeable. You must make the cluster a single master cluster during the firmware upgrade by completing the following steps:
Select Manage System Settings > Cluster Configuration > General.
Do not change the Primary Master setting.
Remove the Secondary Master and other high availability cluster member settings.
Click Export and save the files.
Wait for the cluster to synchronize.
Upload and install the firmware .pkg file on the primary node appliance. This step includes the reboot.
Upload and install the firmware .pkg file to other cluster member appliances, and reboot each one.
From the local management interface on the master node, update the cluster configuration to set the high availability cluster members back to the settings you want.
Wait for the cluster to synchronize.
The firmware for each appliance is now upgraded, and the cluster is operational.
No additional steps are required.
You cannot uninstall the firmware update, but you can boot the appliance to the previous version of the firmware. For more information, see Managing firmware settings .
In the local management interface, select Manage System Settings > Updates and Licensing > Firmware Settings.
Select the partition and click Set Active.
Click Yes to accept the warning about swapping the partition. This automatically reboots the machine with the previous firmware partition.
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