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Date: Friday, 28 July 2017
This Interim Fixpack provides Security Vulnerability fixes for IBM Security Access Manager Version 9.0.3.0.
This fixpack package contains:
This fixpack is distributed as an electronic download from the IBM Support Web Site.
The following problems are corrected by this fixpack.
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APAR |
Description |
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IV91782* |
In the policy server config file (ivmgrd.conf) configuring ssl_keyfile and ssl_stashfile in logcfg does not work |
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IV95404 |
Runtime config db not started automatically as snapshot creation failed and resulted in aac runtime failure |
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IV96282 |
RBA_USER_ATTR_SESSION_DATA, RBA_USER_ATTR_SESSION, and AUTH_TXN_OBL_DATA growing without getting cleaned up |
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IV96365 |
AAC geolocation matcher always returns mismatched |
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IV96594 |
Reverse proxy crash related to the cookie jar |
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IV96800 |
Reverse proxy crash when configured with user-session-ids=yes and DSC |
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IV96907 |
Reverse proxy crash when soap fault occurs during oauth |
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IV97046 |
On ISAM 9030 the FELB configured with layer 7 and ssl support will not start |
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IV97074 |
Remote runtime configuration fails on isam 9.0.3.0 appliance |
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IV97165 |
ntpd not running on 9.0.3.0 after enabling ntp |
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IV97408 |
Backup of active partition fails after upgrade to 9.0.3.0 on hardware appliance |
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IV97424 |
REST API to retrieve OAuth grants returns SQL error in ISAM 9030 |
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IV97578 |
Reverse proxy crash when parsing malformed json request |
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IV97655 |
Kerberos initialization fails |
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IV97767 |
When DSC enabled, 2 concurrent requests can incorrectly trigger single logout |
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IV97778 |
Upgrade to firmware 9.0.3.0 breaks LMI if certificates in lmi_trust_store have serial numbers with leading zeros |
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IV97817 |
LMI not able to display all instance check boxes, if to many reverse proxy instances are configured |
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IV98064 |
Correct ecsso mas determining of target server |
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IV98164 |
Security updates to nss and nss-util |
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IV98177 |
Reverse proxy instance fails to start after upgrade to 9.0.3 if configured for SPNEGO kerberos authentication |
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IV98217 |
Security updates to openssl |
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IV98269 |
Unexpected result by /wga/widgets/health.json |
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IV98373 |
Set default value for SOAPAction header |
Fix for *IV91782 adds a new entry to the [audit-configuration] section of the ivmgrd.conf when a local Policy Server is configured.
In the case where a local Policy Server is already configured - ivmgrd.conf must be edited to add the new value:
1. Select Manage Web Settings -> Runtime Component
2. Manage -> Configuration files -> ivmgrd.conf
3. Under the [audit-configuration] section add this new entry:
base-key-path = /var/pdweb/shared/keytab
4. In the [aznapi-configuration] section any paths in logcfg = audit< :component> rsyslog ... entries must be removed. So
logcfg = audit:rsyslog server=rsyslogger,port=514,log_id=ivmgrd,ssl_keyfile=/var/pdweb/shared/keytab/rsl.kdb,ssl_stashfile=/var/pdweb/shared/keytab/rsl.sth,path=ryslog_ivmgrd.log,ssl_label=rsl
becomes
logcfg = audit:rsyslog server=rsyslogger,port=514,log_id=ivmgrd,ssl_keyfile=rsl.kdb,ssl_stashfile=rsl.sth,path=ryslog_ivmgrd.log,ssl_label=rsl
5. Save the configuration file and deploy pending changes
6. Restart the runtime.
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The appliance does not automatically create a backup copy of a partition when you apply a fixpack to it. If you want to back up your partition before you apply the fixpack, then you must do it manually.
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Scenario |
Complete this task |
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Getting the Interim Fixpack image |
Download the 9030_IF2.fixpack. |
Fixpacks are applied to the current partition. If a fixpack is installed on your appliance, you can view information about who installed it, comments, patch size, and the installation date.
If you enabled FIPS 140-2 mode, you must restart the appliance to ensure that the FIPS 140-2 mode is still enforced.
The IBM Knowledge Center contains all documentation for this release. See IBM Security Access Manager Version 9.0.3.0.
Documentation for known issues, limitations, and workarounds is maintained on the IBM Support site. For more information, see known limitations on the IBM Knowledge Center.
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