AsyncOS 6 Timeframe?

[jonathontaylor_ironport]

Any idea when the new OS will be released? We purchased an M-Series knowing well it's current limitations and promised future features, but even features that are supposed to work now do not. The biggest example is end-user quarantine access via LDAP. Word from back from the support tech was that this is a "minor bug" to be fixed in 6.0 but for us it is part of the reason we purchased the M-Series.

[verylongbloke_ironport]

Jonathon

the v6 code is due for release for the M series next week i.e. Jan 17th.

This includes the features of centralised message tracking & centralised reporting on your M series appliance.

:)

[apoolakese_ironport]

Jonathon

the v6 code is due for release for the M series next week i.e. Jan 17th.

This includes the features of centralised message tracking & centralised reporting on your M series appliance.

 :)

Hello,

Any update on this? We are also waiting v6.

Thanks,

[pvdberg00]

aSyncOS 6.0.0 build 741 is released last week to a limited group of users (see support site). A notification was send to the selected customers

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Dear IronPort Customer,

IronPort Systems is pleased to announce the release of AsyncOS 6.0.0-741 for Email to select customers. This release applies to all our Email Security Appliances (C-Series and X-Series) and Security Management Appliances (M-Series). By upgrading to this release, you have the opportunity to be among the first customers to benefit from these exciting new features in AsyncOS 6.0:



New Features
* New Feature: Centralized Email Reporting on the M-Series
* New Feature: Centralized Message Tracking on the M-Series
* New Feature: On-box Message Tracking on the C-Series and X-Series
* New Feature: Disk Space Management on the M-Series

The release notes and full user guides are available on our Support Portal.

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Peter.

[jbivens_ironport]

https://www.ironportnation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=639

Sincerely,

Jay Bivens
IronPort Systems