Install the update that resolves this issue.
- Complete migrating to ATD 4.12.0.
- Download atdpackage_restoreroute.d3639e.msu attached to this article.
- Open WinSCP or Filezilla, then log on to SFTP service on your ATD using atdadmin credentials.
- Upload the atdpackage_restoreroute.d3639e.msu to your ATD.
- Log on to ATD CLI using cliadmin credentials.
- Install the package:
Type install msu atdpackage_restoreroute.d3639e.msu 0 and press Enter.
- Verify that your static route settings are now effective:
Type show route and press Enter.
- Open the Audit log, in the web GUI and confirm the atdpackage_restoreroute.d3639e.msu was installed correctly.
You see the following four audit logs in a successful installation:
Installation initiated for atdpackage_restoreroute.d3639e.msu
msu has been validated successfully.
software update installed successfully.
atdpackage_restoreroute.d3639e.msu has been installed.
IMPORTANT: The former edition of this KB article had an update that can’t be applied to ATD 4.12.2. McAfee has re-created the update, by lifting the version number verification. The new update can now be applied to both ATD 4.12.0 and 4.12.2.
Message digest of the new
atdpackage_restoreroute.d3639e.msu package (applicable to ATD 4.12.0 and 4.12.2):
- MD5: e6394982fd6f72b2c88555251644fdeb atdpackage_restoreroute.d3639e.msu
- SHA-1: 6b082315bf05c0ad643ef1c11084494151436d3b atdpackage_restoreroute.d3639e.msu
- SHA256: b2ff02fbc08c6ca2601028373ed6de717ffa82c23c76d20c7aec241ef9facfe5 atdpackage_restoreroute.d3639e.msu
