PCI Scan Failure - SPX TLS 1.0

Because you are jumping so many versions, your best bet is to:

• Save your configuration to a laptop.
• Reset to factory defaults and reinstall from the CD.
• Restore your configuration file from the laptop.

Configuration files are upward compatible.  This process will take about an hour, and you will have a very clean install using a minimum of disk space.   Doing it with individual updates will take forever and will require fighting disk space problems all along the way.

I had to do this process when upgrading from 9.408 to 9.506, because one of the updates failed and left the system in an inconsistent state.   wiping out my configuration was terrifying, but the process worked very well.

The biggest headache is that you have probably forgotten what the initial install looks like.  I found the installation web interface confusing, because it asked for network settings for 4 NICs, even though I was only planning to use two.   The repeated questions made me think my entries had been rejected.   I prefer the terminal mode interface, but had to get past the login password.   I think the terminal mode default was admin / admin

Some of this may have changed between 9.506 and 9.605.

Because you are jumping so many versions, your best bet is to:

• Save your configuration to a laptop.
• Reset to factory defaults and reinstall from the CD.
• Restore your configuration file from the laptop.

Configuration files are upward compatible.  This process will take about an hour, and you will have a very clean install using a minimum of disk space.   Doing it with individual updates will take forever and will require fighting disk space problems all along the way.

I had to do this process when upgrading from 9.408 to 9.506, because one of the updates failed and left the system in an inconsistent state.   wiping out my configuration was terrifying, but the process worked very well.

The biggest headache is that you have probably forgotten what the initial install looks like.  I found the installation web interface confusing, because it asked for network settings for 4 NICs, even though I was only planning to use two.   The repeated questions made me think my entries had been rejected.   I prefer the terminal mode interface, but had to get past the login password.   I think the terminal mode default was admin / admin

Some of this may have changed between 9.506 and 9.605.

We posted about the same time, Doug, so you probably didn't see my solution which specifically avoids disk space problems.  It also retains all logs and reporting.

I like your solution for home users and very small businesses where logs and Reporting are of little use.

Cheers - Bob