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Open Enterprise Server 23.4 Updated ISO

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Girish K S OpenText Employee

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OpenText is pleased to announce the availability of Open Enterprise Server 23.4 Updated ISO. This update includes fixes for the following issues:

Xen Hypervisor Upgrading from the earlier OES versions to OES 23.4 in a Xen Hypervisor environment results in eDirectory failure.
Domain Services for Windows (DSfW) Upgrading from the earlier OES versions to OES 23.4 fails, when the eDirectory tree administrator password is not the same as the domain administrator password
Firewall After upgrading from the earlier OES versions to OES 23.4, the firewall is enabled by default
Firewall Ports After upgrading from the earlier OES version to OES 23.4, the firewall ports are disabled by default
Cluster The splitlock detect is enabled by default which can result in cluster crash during cluster resource migration or while making clusters online

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Andy Konecny 8 months ago +2

While the file name is the same as the old, it is ~2MB smaller and with a different hash, in fact they still show the old hash with the new file, only having swapped out the file without updated the hash…

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Greiner Claude 8 months ago

i had take a look today 2024-03-29 and see only the old file from october 2023 in my customer center!
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Greiner Claude 8 months ago

i had take a look today 2024-03-29 and see only the old file from october 2023 in my customer center!
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Andy Konecny 8 months ago in reply to Greiner Claude

Same here, but pulling it down to do a size and hash check in case the data didn't get changed. I would have expected an append of some sort to indicate version 2

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Andy Konecny 8 months ago in reply to Andy Konecny

While the file name is the same as the old, it is ~2MB smaller and with a different hash, in fact they still show the old hash with the new file, only having swapped out the file without updated the hash.

The new file's SHA-256 hash is 6eb493dfeb53036c26a57af8838abaf009da0e8c1953da80ee7f50d0fbfe630b

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