The following is the list of deprecated features and the procedure to remove existing configuration.
Authentication Servers (IPS/ICS)The following Auth servers are deprecated.
• Netegrity/Siteminder auth server
• NIS auth server
• Anonymous auth server
• LDAP - Novell Edirectory Server.
• LDAP – iplanet server
Follow these steps to remove authentication server types:
1. Navigate to
Authentication >
Auth. Servers and identify the Authentication servers of deprecated type from
Type column.
2. Navigate to
User >
User Realms and identify the realms using any of the identified authentication servers under
Servers and remove the association.
3. Navigate to
Authentication >
Auth. Servers, select the deprecated servers from the list and delete.
Rewriter applications (ICS)The following versions of the Rewriter Applications are deprecated:
• Citrix web interface/JICA
• Citrix Storefront (below 3.1 version)
• Microsoft OWA 2000, 2003,2007
• Lotus inotes 5, 6, 6.5
To remove the configurations, navigate to
Users >
Resource Profiles >
Web, select and delete the web resource profiles of the
Type as listed above.
Sensors feature (ICS/IPS) Remove the following components of Sensors configuration:
• Sensors: Navigate to
System >
Configuration >
Sensors and remove the sensors.
• Sensor event policy: Navigate to
System >
Configuration >
Sensors >
Sensor Event Policies and remove the policies associated with the sensors.
• Syslog server configured for sensor logs: Disable the sensor logs by navigating to
System >
Log/Monitoring >
Sensors >
Log.
• Deselect the Archive Sensors log under Archive Schedule from
Maintenance >
Archiving >
Archiving Servers.
• Deselect Sensors logs under System logs from
Maintenance>
Troubleshooting >
Log Selection.
Cache Cleaner (ICS)For User Roles, under Host Checker restrictions remove cache cleaner policy from selected policies list.
•
Users >
User Roles >
Role >
General >
Restrictions >
Host Checker Basic authentication policy wizard (ICS)Wizard support for Basic authentication is removed.
Host Checker (HC) for SolarisTo remove Host Checker support for Solaris systems:
1. Navigate to
Authentication >
Endpoint Security >
Host Checker and identify the policies associated with Solaris under Summary column.
2. Click on each policy and delete all rules associated with Solaris.
Custom Rule on Windows - Statement of HealthRemove Statement of Health rules for windows.
1. Navigate to
Authentication >
Endpoint Security >
Host Checker.
2. For each policy, under
Windows Rules, check and remove rules with Statement of Health under
Rule Type column.
Cloud Application visibility (ICS)Remove the Cloud Application Visibility policies:
1. Disassociate the roles associated with Cloud Application Visibility.
2. Navigate to
System >
Cloud Secure >
Cloud Application Visibility >
Application Policies, select the policy and delete the application policies.
Telnet/SSH Resource profileRemove the following Telnet/SSH components:
• Navigate to
Users >
User Roles, for each user role under Access Features.
- If Telnet/SSH sessions are present, click on link and remove all the sessions.
- Uncheck the Telnet/SSH option under Access Features. Ensure the sessions are 0.
• Navigate to
Users >
Resource Profiles >
Telnet/SSH, select and delete the resource profiles.
• Navigate to
Users >
Resource Policies >
Telnet/SSH, select and delete the resource profiles.
• Navigate to
Maintenance >
Troubleshooting>
User Session >
Policy Tracing, disable
Telnet/SSH policies under Events to Log.
• Navigate to
Maintenance >
Troubleshooting >
User Session >
Simulation, disable
Telnet/SSH policies under Events to Log.
UNIX(NFS) file shareRemove the following UNIX(NFS) file share components:
• Navigate to
Users >
User Roles, for each user role under
Access Features
- If Files > Bookmarks are present, click on link and remove all the bookmarks.
- Uncheck the Files option under Access Features. Ensure the bookmarks are 0.
• Navigate to
Users >
Resource Profile >
Files, select and remove the resource profiles with Type
Unix.
• Navigate to
Users >
Resource Policies >
Files, select and remove the resource profiles with Type
Unix.
• Navigate to
Maintenance >
Troubleshooting >
User Session >
Policy Tracing, disable
Unix/NFS and
Compression (Unix/NFS) under
File policies.
• Navigate to
Maintenance >
Troubleshooting >
User Session >
Simulation, disable NFS policies under Events to Log.
Pulse CollaborationOn upgrade to 9.1R15 & above, existing Pulse Collaboration configurations are reset and the collaboration functionality will not be available.
SDP feature in PCSDisable SDP under
System >
SDP >
Overview.
Pulse Client SRXNavigate to
Users >
Pulse Secure Client >
Connections. For each connection, remove the connections with Type
SRX in the Connections table.