Known Issues
Tip:
We recommend you upgrade to the latest version of the Security Monitoring module to take advantage of new features, improvements, and bug fixes.
1.7.0
October 18, 2023
Web interface fails to load after restarting NGINX Instance Manager
| Issue ID | Status |
|---|---|
| 44587 | Open |
Description
The NGINX Instance Manager web interface can fail to load with a “Page not found” error after restarting its service. The security monitoring module will fail to appear on the launchpad until the page is manually reloaded.
Workaround
Reload the page in the browser to resolve this issue.
1.5.0
June 12, 2023
Using empty values as filters returns inaccurate results
| Issue ID | Status |
|---|---|
| 42941 | Fixed in Security Monitoring -1.6.0 |
Description
Using an empty string as a key or value results in an empty dataset.
1.0.0
November 17, 2022
The API Connectivity Manager module won’t load if the Security Monitoring module is enabled
| Issue ID | Status |
|---|---|
| 44433 | Fixed in Instance Manager 2.8.0 |
Description
If you have Instance Manager 2.7 or earlier installed and attempt to enable both the API Connectivity Manager and Security Monitoring modules on the same NGINX Instance Manager management plane, the API Connectivity Manager module will not load because of incompatibility issues with the Security Monitoring module.
Workaround
Before enabling the API Connectivity Manager and Security Monitoring modules, ensure that your Instance Manager is upgraded to version 2.8 or later. Be sure to read the release notes for each module carefully, as they may contain important information about version dependencies.
To see which version of Instance Manager you have installed, run the following command:
-
CentOS, RHEL, RPM-based:
yum info nms-instance-manager -
Debian, Ubuntu, Deb-based:
dpkg -s nms-instance-manager
Filtering data by Instance Group in the Security Monitoring module does not show any results.
| Issue ID | Status |
|---|---|
| 38790 | Open |
Description
The Security Monitoring plugin on NGINX Agent does not automatically pick up changes made to agent-dynamic.conf, causing the Instance Group association to be missing in the Security Violations generated.
Workaround
Restart the NGINX Agent, and the subsequent Violations should be associated with the Instance Group:
systemctl restart nginx-agent
The field retrieving URIs is incorrectly listed as URL
| Issue ID | Status |
|---|---|
| 38377 | Fixed in Security Monitoring -1.2.0 |
Description
The field with URI data was mapped to the heading URL. The name of the field has been corrected.