Release Notes for McAfee Agent 4.0.0 Patch 2 (Windows)
Resolution:
An embedded credential installation package is now available through McAfee Tier III
Support. For information on obtaining this package, see KB article KB59954.
8.
Issue:
Requesting updates from the ePolicy Orchestrator server through HTTP resulted in a large
number of “client denied by server configuration…” error messages to be incorrectly reported in
the server log file. (Reference: 433704)
Resolution:
The HTTP connection process has been updated to avoid creating this error message
incorrectly.
9.
Issue:
During the deployment of Host Intrusion Prevention, the product detection script would
prematurely end when the Host Intrusion Prevention service was not registered. (Reference:
436914)
Resolution:
The script engine has been updated to properly detect and report unregistered
services as an error rather than exiting.
10.
Issue:
Non-English versions of the McAfee Agent could fail to apply incremental DAT updates, and
instead download the full DAT package, resulting in unnecessary network bandwidth consumption.
(Reference: 439397, 441679, 443381)
Resolution:
The DAT update process has been updated to ensure that non-English versions apply
incremental updates correctly.
11.
Issue:
The error message “File is corrupt. Downloading complete file again.” would be incorrectly
written to the McScript log file during the update process. (Reference: 440080, 445479)
Resolution:
The update process has been updated to record this error message only when the
file download process detects a corrupt file.
12.
Issue:
After a successful update of a DAT file, a temporary copy of the DAT package would not be
deleted from the McAfee Agent data directory, resulting in unnecessary disk space consumption.
(Reference: 440930)
Note:
This issue could consume all of a system's available disk space.
Resolution:
The DAT update process now deletes the DAT package after a successful update.
13.
Issue:
The McAfee Agent upgrade process would fail to install when it could not successfully
terminate the currently running version, resulting in a McAfee Agent that failed to start.
(Reference: 441182)
Resolution:
The McAfee Agent upgrade process has been updated so that if it detects that the
currently installed version cannot be stopped, it quits and leaves the currently running version of
the McAfee Agent operational.
14.
Issue:
The error log file did not “roll over,” resulting in unnecessary disk space consumption.
(Reference: 449107, 449111, 449341, 450554, 462905)
Note:
This issue could consume all of a system's available disk space.
Resolution:
The error log file now “rolls over” in the same manner as the Agent_<system name>
log file.
