All releases tagged ASL V8
Release Notes: The main reason for this release is to add the Common Criteria (CC EAL4+) Certified architecture to Astaro Security Gateway. Some issues with the HTTP/S proxy (Web Filter) have been addressed.
Release Notes: This small Up2Date is a stability release designed to enhance the reliability of your Astaro Security Gateway, mainly to fix minor issues in the HTTP/S proxy.
Release Notes: This release is designed to enhance reliability and stability, and also updates the localization texts for Chinese, French, and Korean.
Release Notes: This big new release adds wireless support, transparent/split modes and a deployment helper for RED, German and Japanese language support, uplink balancing mixed mode, and HTTP parent proxy routing. It also changes the licensing, so DNS routing is available with any subscription now. Usability was improved. A problem with QoS and RED was fixed.
Release Notes: This version provides some fixes for those who will upgrade to ASG V8 from V7, and another set of fixes to address some security advisories in bzip2 and ClamAV.
Release Notes: This Up2Date makes SMTP Mail footer now configurable per-profile, allows for two Web Application Security (WAS) SSL frontends with the same (wildcard) SSL certificate to share a port, adds an option to pass the HTTP Host header through WAS untouched, and allows configuration of a second ACC server with different permissions. It also adds support for Agere Systems ET-131x PCI-E Ethernet Controller and fixes some minor bugs.
Release Notes: This release fixes some bugs with how Web Application Security handles connections for protection of Outlook Web Access servers. It also adjusts the very popular Country Blocking. In addition, some other bugs were addressed and some hardware glitches for software users and their platforms of choice were solved. It also addresses an issue regarding Unix Time which can affect the use of certificates, and thus your ASG installation. This up2date package should be applied before the end of August if possible.
Release Notes: This release introduces an updated WebAdmin, IPv6 support, a new kernel and base system with 64-bit support, massively increased hardware compatibility and better performance, a country blocking feature, Web Application Security as a new subscription, Flash-Based Reporting, Rights & Roles for the WebAdmin, Configuration Change Tracking and printable configuration, VPN Remote Access Reporting, Web Content Filter Override as well as support for custom certificates, Win Server 2008R2 domain controller authentication, PSK for Site-to-Site VPN and multiple syslog servers, and much more.
