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ExtremeZ-IP 5.1.2 (Released: January 2008)
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ExtremeZ-IP 5.1.2 (Released: January 2008)
ENHANCEMENTS:
* ExtremeZ-IP will now allow administrators to automatically add an exception to the Windows Firewall. [#9415] [5.1.2x04]
* ExtremeZ-IP will now place warnings into the Windows Event Log when client logins are rejected because there are no available licenses. [#9399] [5.1.2x04]
* ExtremeZ-IP will now output crash dumps directly into the application folder. [#9443] [5.1.2x04]
BUG FIXES:
* Fixed a problem where the ExtremeZ-IP service could crash when clients attempted to reconnect to the server. [#9434] [5.1.2x11]
* Fixed a problem where users could disconnect from ExtremeZ-IP due to "too many I/O requests". [#9559] [5.1.2x13]
* Fixed a problem where Leopard clients could see folders appear as empty through the Finder. [#9424] [5.1.2x02]
* Fixed a problem where the service could fail to start because teamed NICs had yet to initialize. ExtremeZ-IP will now wait up to 20 seconds at startup if no network interfaces are available. [#9463] [5.1.2x07]
* Fixed a problem where ExtremeZ-IP could return the wrong error code when it refused to change a client password due to a violation of a password policy. This problem could cause the Finder to display an incorrect error message, such as a message about the password being too short when in fact the violated policy was not related to password length. [#9293] [5.1.2x04]
* Fixed a problem where sending a message to a reconnected client could cause the client to receive the logon message rather than the intended message. [#9340] [5.1.2x04]
* ExtremeZ-IP now logs specific error information to the Windows Event Log when the service fails to start. [#9448] [5.1.2x11]
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