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FortiAnalyzer: Please upgrade to 6.0.7 and above or 6.2.1 and above.
FortiAnalyzer: Please upgrade to 6.0.7 and above or 6.2.1 and above.
FortiAnalyzer: Please upgrade to 6.0.7 and above or 6.2.1 and above.
FortiAnalyzer: Please upgrade to 6.0.7 and above or 6.2.1 and above.
FortiAnalyzer: Please upgrade to 6.0.7 and above or 6.2.1 and above.
FortiAnalyzer: Please upgrade to 6.0.7 and above or 6.2.1 and above.
FortiAnalyzer: Please upgrade to 6.0.7 and above or 6.2.1 and above.
FortiAnalyzer: Please upgrade to 6.0.7 and above or 6.2.1 and above.
FortiAnalyzer: Please upgrade to 6.0.7 and above or 6.2.1 and above.
FortiAnalyzer: Please upgrade to 6.0.7 and above or 6.2.1 and above.
FortiAnalyzer: Please upgrade to 6.0.7 and above or 6.2.1 and above.
FortiAnalyzer: Please upgrade to 6.0.7 and above or 6.2.1 and above.
FortiAnalyzer: Please upgrade to 6.0.7 and above or 6.2.1 and above.
FortiAnalyzer: Please upgrade to 6.0.7 and above or 6.2.1 and above.
FortiAnalyzer: Please upgrade to 6.0.7 and above or 6.2.1 and above.
FortiAP: Please upgrade to 6.0.6 and above or 6.2.1 and above
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FortiAP: Please upgrade to 6.0.6 and above or 6.2.1 and above
FortiAP: Please upgrade to 6.0.6 and above or 6.2.1 and above
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FortiAP: Please upgrade to 6.0.6 and above or 6.2.1 and above
FortiAP: Please upgrade to 6.0.6 and above or 6.2.1 and above
FortiAP: Please upgrade to 6.0.6 and above or 6.2.1 and above
FortiAP: Please upgrade to 6.0.6 and above or 6.2.1 and above
FortiAP: Please upgrade to 6.0.6 and above or 6.2.1 and above
FortiAP: Please upgrade to 6.0.6 and above or 6.2.1 and above
FortiAP: Please upgrade to 6.0.6 and above or 6.2.1 and above
FortiAP: Please upgrade to 6.0.6 and above or 6.2.1 and above
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FortiSiem: Please upgrade to 5.2.5 and above.
FortiSiem: Please upgrade to 5.2.5 and above.
FortiSiem: Please upgrade to 5.2.5 and above.
FortiSiem: Please upgrade to 5.2.5 and above.
FortiSiem: Please upgrade to 5.2.5 and above.
FortiSiem: Please upgrade to 5.2.5 and above.
FortiSiem: Please upgrade to 5.2.5 and above.
FortiSiem: Please upgrade to 5.2.5 and above.
FortiSiem: Please upgrade to 5.2.5 and above.
FortiSiem: Please upgrade to 5.2.5 and above.
FortiSiem: Please upgrade to 5.2.5 and above.
FortiSiem: Please upgrade to 5.2.5 and above.
FortiSiem: Please upgrade to 5.2.5 and above.
FortiSiem: Please upgrade to 5.2.5 and above.
FortiSiem: Please upgrade to 5.2.5 and above.
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Workaround for FortiSwitch: The workaround for FortiSwitch is to block connections with low MSS values. The administrator can apply a higher or lower MSS limit as appropriate for their environment. Versions 3.6.11 and above; 6.0.5 and above and 6.2.2 and above support the following CLI commands that allow the administrator to configure a minimum MSS value:
Workaround for FortiSwitch: The workaround for FortiSwitch is to block connections with low MSS values. The administrator can apply a higher or lower MSS limit as appropriate for their environment. Versions 3.6.11 and above; 6.0.5 and above and 6.2.2 and above support the following CLI commands that allow the administrator to configure a minimum MSS value:
Workaround for FortiSwitch: The workaround for FortiSwitch is to block connections with low MSS values. The administrator can apply a higher or lower MSS limit as appropriate for their environment. Versions 3.6.11 and above; 6.0.5 and above and 6.2.2 and above support the following CLI commands that allow the administrator to configure a minimum MSS value:
Workaround for FortiSwitch: The workaround for FortiSwitch is to block connections with low MSS values. The administrator can apply a higher or lower MSS limit as appropriate for their environment. Versions 3.6.11 and above; 6.0.5 and above and 6.2.2 and above support the following CLI commands that allow the administrator to configure a minimum MSS value:
Workaround for FortiSwitch: The workaround for FortiSwitch is to block connections with low MSS values. The administrator can apply a higher or lower MSS limit as appropriate for their environment. Versions 3.6.11 and above; 6.0.5 and above and 6.2.2 and above support the following CLI commands that allow the administrator to configure a minimum MSS value:
Workaround for FortiSwitch: The workaround for FortiSwitch is to block connections with low MSS values. The administrator can apply a higher or lower MSS limit as appropriate for their environment. Versions 3.6.11 and above; 6.0.5 and above and 6.2.2 and above support the following CLI commands that allow the administrator to configure a minimum MSS value:
Workaround for FortiSwitch: The workaround for FortiSwitch is to block connections with low MSS values. The administrator can apply a higher or lower MSS limit as appropriate for their environment. Versions 3.6.11 and above; 6.0.5 and above and 6.2.2 and above support the following CLI commands that allow the administrator to configure a minimum MSS value:
Workaround for FortiSwitch: The workaround for FortiSwitch is to block connections with low MSS values. The administrator can apply a higher or lower MSS limit as appropriate for their environment. Versions 3.6.11 and above; 6.0.5 and above and 6.2.2 and above support the following CLI commands that allow the administrator to configure a minimum MSS value:
Workaround for FortiSwitch: The workaround for FortiSwitch is to block connections with low MSS values. The administrator can apply a higher or lower MSS limit as appropriate for their environment. Versions 3.6.11 and above; 6.0.5 and above and 6.2.2 and above support the following CLI commands that allow the administrator to configure a minimum MSS value:
Workaround for FortiSwitch: The workaround for FortiSwitch is to block connections with low MSS values. The administrator can apply a higher or lower MSS limit as appropriate for their environment. Versions 3.6.11 and above; 6.0.5 and above and 6.2.2 and above support the following CLI commands that allow the administrator to configure a minimum MSS value:
Workaround for FortiSwitch: The workaround for FortiSwitch is to block connections with low MSS values. The administrator can apply a higher or lower MSS limit as appropriate for their environment. Versions 3.6.11 and above; 6.0.5 and above and 6.2.2 and above support the following CLI commands that allow the administrator to configure a minimum MSS value:
Workaround for FortiSwitch: The workaround for FortiSwitch is to block connections with low MSS values. The administrator can apply a higher or lower MSS limit as appropriate for their environment. Versions 3.6.11 and above; 6.0.5 and above and 6.2.2 and above support the following CLI commands that allow the administrator to configure a minimum MSS value:
Workaround for FortiSwitch: The workaround for FortiSwitch is to block connections with low MSS values. The administrator can apply a higher or lower MSS limit as appropriate for their environment. Versions 3.6.11 and above; 6.0.5 and above and 6.2.2 and above support the following CLI commands that allow the administrator to configure a minimum MSS value:
Workaround for FortiSwitch: The workaround for FortiSwitch is to block connections with low MSS values. The administrator can apply a higher or lower MSS limit as appropriate for their environment. Versions 3.6.11 and above; 6.0.5 and above and 6.2.2 and above support the following CLI commands that allow the administrator to configure a minimum MSS value:
Workaround for FortiSwitch: The workaround for FortiSwitch is to block connections with low MSS values. The administrator can apply a higher or lower MSS limit as appropriate for their environment. Versions 3.6.11 and above; 6.0.5 and above and 6.2.2 and above support the following CLI commands that allow the administrator to configure a minimum MSS value:
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set tcp-mss-min ( Minumum allowed TCP MSS value in bytes (48-10000, default=48))
set tcp-mss-min ( Minumum allowed TCP MSS value in bytes (48-10000, default=48))
set tcp-mss-min ( Minumum allowed TCP MSS value in bytes (48-10000, default=48))
set tcp-mss-min ( Minumum allowed TCP MSS value in bytes (48-10000, default=48))
set tcp-mss-min ( Minumum allowed TCP MSS value in bytes (48-10000, default=48))
set tcp-mss-min ( Minumum allowed TCP MSS value in bytes (48-10000, default=48))
set tcp-mss-min ( Minumum allowed TCP MSS value in bytes (48-10000, default=48))
set tcp-mss-min ( Minumum allowed TCP MSS value in bytes (48-10000, default=48))
set tcp-mss-min ( Minumum allowed TCP MSS value in bytes (48-10000, default=48))
set tcp-mss-min ( Minumum allowed TCP MSS value in bytes (48-10000, default=48))
set tcp-mss-min ( Minumum allowed TCP MSS value in bytes (48-10000, default=48))
set tcp-mss-min ( Minumum allowed TCP MSS value in bytes (48-10000, default=48))
set tcp-mss-min ( Minumum allowed TCP MSS value in bytes (48-10000, default=48))
set tcp-mss-min ( Minumum allowed TCP MSS value in bytes (48-10000, default=48))
set tcp-mss-min ( Minumum allowed TCP MSS value in bytes (48-10000, default=48))
set tcp6-mss-min ( Minumum allowed TCP MSS value in bytes (48-10000, default=48))
set tcp6-mss-min ( Minumum allowed TCP MSS value in bytes (48-10000, default=48))
set tcp6-mss-min ( Minumum allowed TCP MSS value in bytes (48-10000, default=48))
set tcp6-mss-min ( Minumum allowed TCP MSS value in bytes (48-10000, default=48))
set tcp6-mss-min ( Minumum allowed TCP MSS value in bytes (48-10000, default=48))
set tcp6-mss-min ( Minumum allowed TCP MSS value in bytes (48-10000, default=48))
set tcp6-mss-min ( Minumum allowed TCP MSS value in bytes (48-10000, default=48))
set tcp6-mss-min ( Minumum allowed TCP MSS value in bytes (48-10000, default=48))
set tcp6-mss-min ( Minumum allowed TCP MSS value in bytes (48-10000, default=48))
set tcp6-mss-min ( Minumum allowed TCP MSS value in bytes (48-10000, default=48))
set tcp6-mss-min ( Minumum allowed TCP MSS value in bytes (48-10000, default=48))
set tcp6-mss-min ( Minumum allowed TCP MSS value in bytes (48-10000, default=48))
set tcp6-mss-min ( Minumum allowed TCP MSS value in bytes (48-10000, default=48))
set tcp6-mss-min ( Minumum allowed TCP MSS value in bytes (48-10000, default=48))
set tcp6-mss-min ( Minumum allowed TCP MSS value in bytes (48-10000, default=48))
end
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end
end
end
end
end
end
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The IPS signature Linux.Kernel.TCP.SACK.Panic.DoS (
https://www.fortiguard.com/encyclopedia/ips/48103/linux-kernel-tcp-sack-panic-dos) can be used to block connections with small MSS values (By default smaller than 60 bytes). The MSS value can be changed by the customer to a value that is more appropriate for their environment. To do so, customers need to write their own IPS signature. In the GUI, it is under Security profiles --> Intrusion Prevention.
The IPS signature Linux.Kernel.TCP.SACK.Panic.DoS (
https://www.fortiguard.com/encyclopedia/ips/48103/linux-kernel-tcp-sack-panic-dos) can be used to block connections with small MSS values (By default smaller than 60 bytes). The MSS value can be changed by the customer to a value that is more appropriate for their environment. To do so, customers need to write their own IPS signature. In the GUI, it is under Security profiles --> Intrusion Prevention.
The IPS signature Linux.Kernel.TCP.SACK.Panic.DoS (
https://www.fortiguard.com/encyclopedia/ips/48103/linux-kernel-tcp-sack-panic-dos) can be used to block connections with small MSS values (By default smaller than 60 bytes). The MSS value can be changed by the customer to a value that is more appropriate for their environment. To do so, customers need to write their own IPS signature. In the GUI, it is under Security profiles --> Intrusion Prevention.
The IPS signature Linux.Kernel.TCP.SACK.Panic.DoS (
https://www.fortiguard.com/encyclopedia/ips/48103/linux-kernel-tcp-sack-panic-dos) can be used to block connections with small MSS values (By default smaller than 60 bytes). The MSS value can be changed by the customer to a value that is more appropriate for their environment. To do so, customers need to write their own IPS signature. In the GUI, it is under Security profiles --> Intrusion Prevention.
The IPS signature Linux.Kernel.TCP.SACK.Panic.DoS (
https://www.fortiguard.com/encyclopedia/ips/48103/linux-kernel-tcp-sack-panic-dos) can be used to block connections with small MSS values (By default smaller than 60 bytes). The MSS value can be changed by the customer to a value that is more appropriate for their environment. To do so, customers need to write their own IPS signature. In the GUI, it is under Security profiles --> Intrusion Prevention.
The IPS signature Linux.Kernel.TCP.SACK.Panic.DoS (
https://www.fortiguard.com/encyclopedia/ips/48103/linux-kernel-tcp-sack-panic-dos) can be used to block connections with small MSS values (By default smaller than 60 bytes). The MSS value can be changed by the customer to a value that is more appropriate for their environment. To do so, customers need to write their own IPS signature. In the GUI, it is under Security profiles --> Intrusion Prevention.
The IPS signature Linux.Kernel.TCP.SACK.Panic.DoS (
https://www.fortiguard.com/encyclopedia/ips/48103/linux-kernel-tcp-sack-panic-dos) can be used to block connections with small MSS values (By default smaller than 60 bytes). The MSS value can be changed by the customer to a value that is more appropriate for their environment. To do so, customers need to write their own IPS signature. In the GUI, it is under Security profiles --> Intrusion Prevention.
The IPS signature Linux.Kernel.TCP.SACK.Panic.DoS (
https://www.fortiguard.com/encyclopedia/ips/48103/linux-kernel-tcp-sack-panic-dos) can be used to block connections with small MSS values (By default smaller than 60 bytes). The MSS value can be changed by the customer to a value that is more appropriate for their environment. To do so, customers need to write their own IPS signature. In the GUI, it is under Security profiles --> Intrusion Prevention.
The IPS signature Linux.Kernel.TCP.SACK.Panic.DoS (
https://www.fortiguard.com/encyclopedia/ips/48103/linux-kernel-tcp-sack-panic-dos) can be used to block connections with small MSS values (By default smaller than 60 bytes). The MSS value can be changed by the customer to a value that is more appropriate for their environment. To do so, customers need to write their own IPS signature. In the GUI, it is under Security profiles --> Intrusion Prevention.
The IPS signature Linux.Kernel.TCP.SACK.Panic.DoS (
https://www.fortiguard.com/encyclopedia/ips/48103/linux-kernel-tcp-sack-panic-dos) can be used to block connections with small MSS values (By default smaller than 60 bytes). The MSS value can be changed by the customer to a value that is more appropriate for their environment. To do so, customers need to write their own IPS signature. In the GUI, it is under Security profiles --> Intrusion Prevention.
The IPS signature Linux.Kernel.TCP.SACK.Panic.DoS (
https://www.fortiguard.com/encyclopedia/ips/48103/linux-kernel-tcp-sack-panic-dos) can be used to block connections with small MSS values (By default smaller than 60 bytes). The MSS value can be changed by the customer to a value that is more appropriate for their environment. To do so, customers need to write their own IPS signature. In the GUI, it is under Security profiles --> Intrusion Prevention.
The IPS signature Linux.Kernel.TCP.SACK.Panic.DoS (
https://www.fortiguard.com/encyclopedia/ips/48103/linux-kernel-tcp-sack-panic-dos) can be used to block connections with small MSS values (By default smaller than 60 bytes). The MSS value can be changed by the customer to a value that is more appropriate for their environment. To do so, customers need to write their own IPS signature. In the GUI, it is under Security profiles --> Intrusion Prevention.
The IPS signature Linux.Kernel.TCP.SACK.Panic.DoS (
https://www.fortiguard.com/encyclopedia/ips/48103/linux-kernel-tcp-sack-panic-dos) can be used to block connections with small MSS values (By default smaller than 60 bytes). The MSS value can be changed by the customer to a value that is more appropriate for their environment. To do so, customers need to write their own IPS signature. In the GUI, it is under Security profiles --> Intrusion Prevention.
The IPS signature Linux.Kernel.TCP.SACK.Panic.DoS (
https://www.fortiguard.com/encyclopedia/ips/48103/linux-kernel-tcp-sack-panic-dos) can be used to block connections with small MSS values (By default smaller than 60 bytes). The MSS value can be changed by the customer to a value that is more appropriate for their environment. To do so, customers need to write their own IPS signature. In the GUI, it is under Security profiles --> Intrusion Prevention.
The IPS signature Linux.Kernel.TCP.SACK.Panic.DoS (
https://www.fortiguard.com/encyclopedia/ips/48103/linux-kernel-tcp-sack-panic-dos) can be used to block connections with small MSS values (By default smaller than 60 bytes). The MSS value can be changed by the customer to a value that is more appropriate for their environment. To do so, customers need to write their own IPS signature. In the GUI, it is under Security profiles --> Intrusion Prevention.