According to the technician I spoke to, he said it either works or you have
to do it manually. I had the same question you had originally and was told
not to worry about it. However, I did notice I had a space issue on the
Nokia appliance, so that may also be one of the causes.
Upon manual install, I cleaned up most of the unnecessary used space and
followed through without a hitch.
Did you recustomize a 7.0 policy afterwards?
"Jones, Jeff"
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04/01/2003
09:39 AM
Hmmmm... What if it worked fine for me? Makes me kind of worried about the
stability of my sensor, I am running Site Protector 2.0
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Subject: RE: [ISSForum] Question about Nokia + Real Secure 7.0
Just an FYI about using the XPU upgrade to 7.0 for the Nokia Network Sensor
if you are using SiteProtector. I upgraded the IPSO system on the Nokia
Applances and tried using the
6.5-7.0 upgrade and it would not work. After speaking to ISS, they told
me many Siteprotector users have had this problem and had to manually
install Network Sensor 7.0
On the bright side, installing 7.0 is quite easy and it kept all the key
information intact for me. I eliminated it from Siteprotector then
readded after the install.
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