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Release Notes for Forcepoint I Series Appliances
Release Notes for Forcepoint I Series Appliances
Release Notes | I Series Appliance | Updated: 01-May-2019
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Version 1.8.3 important updates
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Version 1.8.2 important updates
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Version 1.8.1 important updates
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Version 1.8 important updates
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Version 1.8 product features
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Installation, deployment, and upgrade
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Resolved and known issues
The Forcepoint™ I Series™ appliance is a component of Forcepoint Web Security Cloud. This web protection solution provides on-premises URL analysis and application/protocol detection for web traffic, along with centralized policy management and reporting capabilities in the cloud.
The I Series appliance hosts the Forcepoint URL category master database, allowing the efficient analysis of web site URL requests. The appliance also provides protocol detection capabilities and policy enforcement.
When analysis indicates that a web request requires further examination, the appliance transparently routes that traffic to the cloud, where Forcepoint cloud service analytics are applied and policy is enforced. Management of on-premises appliances is also performed in the cloud.
You can deploy the Forcepoint I Series appliance as a virtual appliance. For virtual appliance information, see the Getting Started Guide.
View detailed product user information in the following Help systems:
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Forcepoint I Series Appliance Help
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Forcepoint Web Security Cloud Help
Use these Release Notes to learn about important version 1.8, 1.8.1, 1.8.2 and 1.8.3 updates; installation and upgrade tips; and resolved and known issues.
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Beginning with version 1.5, appliance management access to the appliance bridge interfaces (B1 and B2) is always allowed. The option to block management access has been removed from the Configuration > Networking page. The functionality may be restored in a future version.
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NTLM2 Session authentication is not supported for Microsoft Active Directory. You should use either NTLMv1 or NTLMv2 authentication. See Resolved and known issues for workaround instructions.

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