Check Point® Secureclient NGX HFA 02 Release Notes Introduction
Check Point® Secureclient NGX HFA 02 Release Notes Introduction
Check Point® Secureclient NGX HFA 02 Release Notes Introduction
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2) When using ActiveSync 4.0 or Windows Mobile Center on Vista, SecureClient will not<br />
break the syncing with the mobile device.<br />
3) When using a CAPI certificate for authentication, and there is another Trusted Root<br />
CA certificate with the same DN as the issuing CA certificate's DN, SecureClient will<br />
now be able to successfully connect to its VPN-1 gateway.<br />
4) SecureClient can now successfully reject, by sending RST packets, out of state packets<br />
of TCP handshakes.<br />
5) SecureClient no longer drops legitimate DCOM traffic.<br />
6) The SecureClient‘s virtual network adapter’s MAC address is now generated in a<br />
random manner after SecureClient is installed.<br />
Clarifications and Known Limitations<br />
1) SecureClient for 64Bit Windows is not supported.<br />
2) Upgrading from Windows XP or Windows 2000 to Windows Vista while SecureClient<br />
is installed is currently not supported. Workaround:<br />
1 Uninstall SecureClient.<br />
2 Upgrade operating system.<br />
3 Install SecureClient <strong>NGX</strong> <strong>HFA</strong>_<strong>02</strong>.<br />
3) On Windows 2000, SecureClient <strong>HFA</strong>2 is supported only with Windows 2000 SP4.<br />
4) <strong>Check</strong> Point SecureClient <strong>NGX</strong> R60_<strong>HFA</strong>_<strong>02</strong> is only available with an MSI<br />
installation.<br />
5) Despite new elevation capabilities of User Account Control in Windows Vista,<br />
SecureClient <strong>NGX</strong> <strong>HFA</strong>_<strong>02</strong> can only be installed by an administrator or a member of<br />
the Administrators group.<br />
6) SecureClient does not support Fast User Switching. In order to avoid any compatibility<br />
issues, the SecureClient installation disables the Fast User Switch feature.<br />
7) When enrolling for a user certificate with the option of placing the certificate in CAPI<br />
and a certificate from the internal CA already exists in the Trusted Root CA store, the<br />
user will be prompted to approve the deletion of the existing certificate. (Prompting for<br />
deletion only applies when using Windows Vista.) Once deleted, the user will be<br />
prompted again to approve the insertion of the newly received Internal CA certificate to<br />
the Trusted Root CA store.<br />
8) The SCV check Hotfix monitor is not supported on Windows Vista.<br />
<strong>Check</strong> Point SecureClient <strong>NGX</strong> (<strong>HFA</strong>_<strong>02</strong>) <strong>Release</strong> <strong>Notes</strong>. Last Update — May 30, 2007 #
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