Forcepoint Email Security in Azure Release Notes v8.5
Forcepoint Email Security in Azure Release Notes v8.5
Release Notes | Forcepoint Email Security in Azure | Version 8.5 | Updated: 16-May-2018
Forcepoint Email Security in Azure is an enterprise and DLP solution that prevents
malicious email threats from entering an organization’s network and protects sensitive
data from unauthorized email transmission.
Prior to this release, Forcepoint Email Security was solely an on-premises solution;
now, Forcepoint Email Security version 8.5 can be deployed in a Microsoft Azure
cloud environment.
Deploying Forcepoint Email Security in Azure requires a valid Forcepoint Email
Security license and the installation of Forcepoint Email Security v8.5 and/or
Forcepoint DLP Network v8.5.x.
Contents
● New in version 8.5 in Azure
● Installation and upgrade
● Known issues
Use these Release Notes to find information about version 8.5 Forcepoint Email
Security in Azure. Release Notes are also available for version 8.5 Forcepoint Email
Security on-premises:
● v8.5 Release Notes for On-Premises Forcepoint Email Security
Version 8.5 Release Notes are available for the following Forcepoint products:
● Forcepoint Security Manager
● Forcepoint Web Protection Solutions (including Content Gateway)
● Forcepoint Data Protection Solutions (version 8.5.1)
● Forcepoint Appliances
● Forcepoint Security Appliance Manager
See the Forcepoint Email Security Administrator Help for details about on-premises
and cloud Forcepoint Email Security operations.
Network interface
The C interface is now used for all email traffic in Forcepoint Email Security in
Azure. Only Azure appliances can be installed in a deployment of Forcepoint Email
Security in Azure.
Command-line interface
Certain command-line interface (CLI) commands have been removed from the
appliance CLI for Forcepoint Email Security in Azure. These commands are noted in
the Forcepoint Appliances CLI Guide with the text “Not supported in Azure.”
If your Forcepoint Email Security in Azure deployment includes the Forcepoint Email
Security Hybrid Module, it is necessary to use a static public IP address. This is a best
practice because a dynamic public IP address will change when you reboot your
machine. See Email hybrid service configuration.
Requirements
Important
Forcepoint Security Manager does not allow both
on-premises and Azure appliances to be added on the
Email Appliances page.
If your Microsoft SQL Server installation uses a named instance, port 1433 is opened
on the firewall even if you specify a different port during Email Security installation.
You must manually change this port setting after installation is complete.
Upgrade paths
If you are running AP-DATA Email Gateway version 8.3 or Forcepoint Email
Security in Azure v8.5, you can migrate configuration settings and data to a new
installation of Forcepoint Email Security in Azure version 8.5.
See Upgrading to Forcepoint Email Security v8.5 for:
● Links to all direct and intermediate upgrade instructions
● Important information about backing up your system before you upgrade
The following upgrade paths are available for Forcepoint Email Security in Azure
version 8.5:
Known issues
Release Notes | Forcepoint Email Security in Azure | Version 8.5 | Updated: 16-May-2018
Click here for a list of known issues for Forcepoint Email Security in Azure. If you
are not already logged on to the Forcepoint My Account site, this link takes you to the
login screen.
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