Service Gateway Firmware

This update adds a bug fix for increasing storage for Service Gateway appliances deployed with AWS.

This update corrects the invalid K8S certificate time caused by wrong RTC time on the Service Gateway appliance.

This update enhances the iptables to accommodate a large number of ports.

This update adds a bug fix for updating the DNS server using a CLISH command.

This update adds an audit log for the CLISH commands exit and logout.

This update adds support for using Trend Vision One certificates and bearer tokens for authentication when accessing service gateway appliance information.

This update adds an internal enhancement to block traffic.

This update updates the libssh library to fix the security vulnerability CVE-2023-48795.

This update adds a fix for a 502 error when both the custom proxy and cloud proxy are configured.

This update fixes network issues when the gateway router address of an appliance changes.

This update fixes the OpenSSH vulnerability CVE-2024-6387.

This update adds support for exclamation marks when setting passwords for the custom proxy using CLISH commands.

This update automatically disables Cloud Service Extension if Forward Proxy Service is detected to be running improperly after enabling Cloud Service Extension.

This update includes support for server load balancing on Service Gateway appliances by leveraging Direct Server Return (DSR).

This update provides a CLI command to check FQDN accessibility from the Service Gateway appliance.

This update allows up to 5 NTP servers to be configured in the Service Gateway appliance.

This update introduces enhancements to the audit logs of Service Gateway virtual appliances.

This update adds a new CLISH command to roll back the Service Gateway to the last version.

This update addresses the security vulnerability CVE-2023-22652, which is a critical buffer overflow vulnerability in the libeconf library.

This update supports the following virtual appliance specifications:

This update adds an enhancement to support an upcoming new service.

This update adds a bug fix for network issues caused by dual network cards.

Add support for safe boot

Add support for port customization

Fix the error that caused the Clish Command "Configure route ipv4/ipv6.default" to fail

Fix the error that caused the appliance audit log send failed issue when appliance token changed

This update adds support for restarting the appliance via the Service Gateway Management app on the Trend Vision One console.

This update adds a bug fix for configuring the Network Time Protocol after upgrading the Service Gateway appliance.

This update removes some SSHOperator objects to enhance the security of Service Gateway appliance SSH connections.

This update enhances the performance of the API that collects service information on Service Gateway appliances, reducing CPU and memory usage.

This update adds a bug fix for configuring the Network Time Protocol using CLISH commands.

This update adds a bug fix for registering Service Gateway appliances with configured custom proxy servers to Trend Vision One.

This update migrates the Virtual Appliance operating system from CentOS 7.9 to Rocky Linux 9.2 to avoid vulnerability patching issues related to the deprecation of CentOS.

This update provides visibility into the number of active connections linked to each Service Gateway appliance.

This update adds internal bug fixes for Service Gateway firmware.

This update enhances the auto-update process to better prevent service interruptions.

This update supports resetting the Service Gateway certificate through the settings screen.

This update adds the CLISH command function to reduce redundant data.

This update adds the function to view all Service Gateway appliances in one list rather than grouped by duration of connection.

This update enhances status notifications to improve the stability of Service Gateway appliances.

This update supports notifications on storage and data usage.

This update adds the function to check available storage when installing services.

This update adds Trend Vision One Endpoint Security required FQDNs to the Service Gateway forward proxy service allow list.

This update fixes an issue which might cause Service Gateway to block some appliances configured with a public IP address.

This update fixes certificate recognition issues when importing a custom certificate.

This update adds support for the Cloud Extension Service to help consolidate FQDN requirements.

This update adds support for changing the Service Gateway appliance hostname/FQDN in the Service Gateway Management app.

This update changes the default hostname to fix an issue which might cause Linux endpoints to not recognize or fail to connect to the Service Gateway appliance.

This update adds the function to enable or disable Service Gateway appliance network ports.

This update fixes an issue which might cause the firmware to randomly disable ports.

Zero Trust Secure Access On-premises Gateway: This update adds support for the NTLM v2 protocol.

This update adds the function to enable or disable open ports using CLISH commands to help enhance security of the appliance.

This update reduces unnecessary IoT communications between the Service Gateway appliance and Trend Micro hosted services.

This update adds the function to clean up storage by deleting inactive service images.

This update adds host platform detection capabilities, allowing the Service Gateway appliance to determine feature availability.

This update adds the function to check accessibility to Trend Vision One FQDNs when registering a new Service Gateway appliance.

This update adds support for using Service Platform certificates as API keys to access container services hosted on Service Gateway.

This update fixes routing issues.

This update adds support for AWS private links per customer request.

This update adds support for upgrading Azure Virtual Image appliances.

This update fixes some CLISH command issues.