Verify that the GlobalSign root certificate is installed on your affected devices.Use Central Deployment tools such as - Compliance blade ( sk171279), GPO ( sk171338), SCCM.Use an aggressive update timing to supply the patch as quickly as possible.This solution will fix the issue for the end-users in most organizations.įor users with VPN connectivity - distribute the patch through a Central Deployment tool Most users do not reboot their PC frequently thus their VPN connectivity still works until they reboot.Ĭentral deployment is the preferred procedure to keep distributing the patch to the end-users that are still connected. The Patch has no impact on clients the are not listed in the affected version list. SYS file, delivering a fix that is already proved to be safe, and is used by customers widely. VPN connectivity scenarios when PC booted after Jan 1st: Show / Hide flowchartĬheck Point issued a small (2MB) and quick-to-install Patch for this issue.
Windows 7 and above, Windows Server 2008 R2 and above Not affected: SecuRemote, Check Point Mobile, and Mobile Access / SNX. Note - All custom builds for a specific version are included.
What products and configurations are affected?Įndpoint Security Client, Endpoint Security VPN and Endpoint Security VPN for ATM: Information about the affected products and versions: Visit our dedicated portal created to provide a quick and clear explanation and mitigation for this issue: Patch Client VPN/Endpoint versions E81.10 or earlier to ensure productivity. Starting that date, following a reboot of the computer, Remote Access VPN and Endpoint Security Client versions E81.10 (inclusive) and lower may stop functioning, and the upgrade will fail. These out of support versions will cease to operate starting January 1st, 2021. In August 2019, Check Point released version E81.20 to address the use limitation of older versions of Check Point’s Endpoint, VPN, and SandBlast Agents ( sk158912).
Important: Do not uninstall or upgrade your client before applying the patch below! Introduction
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