Overview
To address identified vulnerabilities in application components due to EOL/EOS status, including Microsoft SQL Server Native Client, Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributables, Microsoft Visual Studio, and SAP Crystal Reports. The issue requires updating these components to supported versions and verifying compatibility with the latest Pivotal platform version. The solution involves performing a clean installation on a new system to ensure all components are up-to-date and secure.
Information
Issue: Vulnerabilities in application components due to EOL/EOS status
Components Affected:
- Microsoft SQL Server Native Client 10.50 SP3
- Microsoft Visual C++ 2005 and 2010 Redistributables
- Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 Shell
- SAP Crystal Reports Client 2008
Resolution Steps:
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Verify Current Component Versions:
- Check the versions of the components installed on your system.
- Ensure they match the versions listed as EOL/EOS.
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Upgrade to Supported Versions:
- Visit the Pivotal Download Portal for the latest release information
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Verify Compatibility:
- Test the new setup to ensure compatibility with latest Pivotal CRM version.
- Check for any issues or errors during operation.
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Provide Feedback:
- If issues persist, document the installation steps and system details.
- Contact support with this information for further investigation.
Important: Always test upgrades in a non-production environment before deploying to production to avoid disruptions.
Frequently Asked Questions
- How do I know if my components are EOL/EOS?
- Check the version numbers of your installed components against the EOL/EOS lists in the Pivotal compatibility guides.
- What should I do if the components are still detected after a clean installation?
- Ensure you have followed the installation steps correctly and provide the steps and system details to support for further investigation.
- Can I continue using the EOL/EOS components if they seem to work fine?
- It is not recommended to use EOL/EOS components due to potential security vulnerabilities and lack of support. Upgrading to supported versions is advised.
Priyanka Bhotika
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