Charon-PDP V4.10 Build 202-05 for Windows 64 bit - Patch Notes
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Description
This is the Patch Release Notes for Charon-PDP version 4.10 build 202-05 for Windows, a cumulative patch for Charon-PDP version 4.10 build 202-03 for Windows
Information
This is a cumulative patch, which means that it also includes all the fixes provided by previous patch versions.
Charon configuration changes required
None
Problems fixed
Problems fixed by patch 202-05
- Fixed a problem when HOSTprint does not terminate when Charon has stopped (ID#5505)
- Fixed a problem when specification of "log_rotation_period = 0" ("never") worked not correctly (ID#5580, Support Case 00031938)
- Fixed a problem when Charon VM Manager crashes on Windows Server 2016 if VM starts from the system tray (ID#5581)
- Outdated copyright in exe/dll distribution files is corrected (ID#5303)
Installation
- Login into account which is used for Charon management (typically "Administrator" or another account with local admin privileges)
- Stop all running Charon virtual machines
- Close all Charon utilities (Charon VM Manager, logmond if started in the background, etc...)
- If any other Charon patch has been already installed, please remove it first according to the "Uninstallation" instruction given below and then reboot the host system
- Unpack the patch into a temporary folder
- Run "InstallShell.exe"
- Select "Charon-PDP B20205 patch" in the "Products" dialog
- Proceed with default installation of this patch product
- Reboot Windows
Notes
- Users having problems with NDIS Packet driver installation can run the Network Control Center and install the driver once the patch is applied.
- If Charon-PDP, Charon-AXP or/and Charon-VAX are running on the same server, they must be patched at the same time.
- In case either Charon-AXP, Charon-VAX or Charon-PDP is installed & patched, if you install Charon-VAX, Charon-PDP or Charon-AXP later, you will have to answer "No to all" to the question: "The local file has more recent modification date. Overwrite this file?"
- After installation of the patch on Windows 7 and Windows 2008 R2 hosts the following error may occur (very rare): "The system cannot find the file specified. Failed to create symbolic link to the packet driver". The following procedure must then be applied:
- Open up "Control Panel -> Network and Internet -> Network and Sharing Center"
- Select "Change Adapter settings"
- Select each network interface used for Charon and with right click of mouse select "Disable"
- Select each network interface used for Charon and with right click of mouse select "Enable"
- Start Charon
Deinstallation
- Login into account which is used for Charon management (typically "Administrator" or another account with local admin privileges)
- Stop all running Charon virtual machines
- If the patch distribution is not preserved on the server, unpack the patch into a temporary folder
- Run "InstallShell.exe"
- Select "Charon-PDP B20205 patch" in the "Products" dialog
- Proceed with default deinstallation of this patch product
- All the Charon-PDP B20203 executable files will be restored automatically
- Reboot Windows
Tip
If you plan to remove Charon-PDP completely you should first deinstall the patch then, after Windows reboot, run InstallShell.exe again and deinstall Charon-PDP product as described here: CHARON-VAX and CHARON-PDP for Windows deinstallation
Related documents
- Charon-VAX/PDP V4.10 for Windows - User's Guide
- Charon-VAX V4.10 Build 202-03 for Windows - Release Notes
- Charon-VAX V4.10 Build 202-05 for Windows 64 bit - Patch Notes
- Charon-VAX V4.10 Build 202-06 for Windows 64bit - Patch Notes
- Charon-PDP V4.10 Build 202-03 for Windows - Release Notes
- Charon-PDP V4.10 Build 202-05 for Windows 64 bit - Patch Notes
- Charon-PDP V4.10 Build 202-06 for Windows 64bit - Patch Notes
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