UTM Version 9.352-6 and 9.318-5 released (Do not install!!)

Thanks for the instructions Bob. I'll give that a try. That could help me keep my live date with customer. Thanks you very much.

I did not see the issue with 9.351-3 (version from yesterday. I'll try rolling one back to that and see what the results are.

Edit 12/16 -

I was able to use a backup config and install 9.351-3. I can confirm that I am not seeing an issue with accessing the flow monitor. It did take about 40 minutes of down time.

With three more to do (at remote locations), it's going to cost my company several hundred dollars of lost time (can't be billed to customer) and the lost productivity due to network down time. So while it isn't the end of the world, it has turned out to be a costly bug for us.

I also noticed I'm still being offered the 9.352-6 update. I would have thought it would be pulled due to issues to save someone who doesn't visit these boards the trouble and cost.

352-6 on pair of active active SG125's. Same behavior. Connection graph missing from home page. I did notice if I log out and log back in then everything but flow control loads correctly (including home page and executive report). Network Visibility won't let me toggle off. All this is with Internet Explorer 11.

I switched to Firefox 42 and noticed I can toggle Network Visibility. I don't frequent this area (Application Control) but the Flow Monitor says "No Data Available" in the table. I don't know enough to know if this is normal or not.

Yeah, that's what I normally do as well, but I assumed coming here at this point would be fruitless. After reading all of the bug fixes in the prior update and seeing only 2 bug fixes on this one, I assumed they actually had this stabilized. I also assumed with the influx of capital from going public, that by now they had surely bought a better oven for baking these delectable "pies".

Three assumptions, three fails.

Of course I immediately came here (after it was too late) and first thread is BAlfson telling me not to. Doh!

"Three assumptions, three fails." At least they're consistent. Can't make assumptions, you need to base expectations on your observed long term standards of work.