To upgrade from 10.1, you must do the following: If you're upgrading from 10.1, an in-place upgrade is not supported.There is no need to obtain and install each previously released version in sequence, or to uninstall your previous version of ArcGIS Server. If you're upgrading from 10.2 or later, running the 10.7 setup will automatically upgrade your ArcGIS Server to 10.7.You can access your new authorization files in My Esri. If you're upgrading to 10.7, you'll need to reauthorize your software with a new authorization file for 10.7.
See the full list of frequently asked questions for upgrading ArcGIS Server. Prepare to upgrade ArcGIS Serverīefore upgrading, carefully review the following information. You should consider your ArcGIS Server site offline during the upgrade. For more information on affected versions, please see the details in the associated Knowledge Base Article.Upgrading ArcGIS Server will restart all of your services. The ArcGIS 10.4 License Manager is compatible with all ArcGIS releases from ArcGIS 10.0 through ArcGIS 10.4. Contact your primary maintenance contact for access to My Esri if you are not authorized to download Esri software. The ArcGIS 10.4 License Manager can be downloaded from My Esri and is available within the ArcGIS for Desktop, ArcGIS Engine, and ArcGIS for Server products. Assuming ArcGIS License Manager is not exposed externally and not accessible anonymously, this lowers the CVSS score to 6.8 (MEDIUM).Įsri recommends downloading and installing ArcGIS 10.4 License Manager immediately for all customers that use concurrent licensing while removing their current ArcGIS License Manager. As a best practice, Esri recommends not exposing License Manager externally. Note: Keep in mind that CVSS base scores do not include temporal or environmental organization-specific factors for calculation. The CVE ( CVE-2015-8277) associated with this vulnerability is still undergoing analysis however the Vulnerability Note issued by US CERT has given this vulnerability a CVSS base score of 10.0 (HIGH). Esri is providing ArcGIS 10.4 License Manager to resolve these Flexera-based vulnerabilities.įlexera FlexNet Publisher contains a buffer overflow vulnerability that could allow remote code execution – ( CWE-130)Ī remote unauthenticated attacker may be able to execute arbitrary code or perform a denial of service by exploiting a buffer overflow vulnerability in affected servers.
Recently, a CVE ( CVE-2015-8277) was released detailing buffer overflow vulnerabilities associated with Flexera FlexNet Publisher. ArcGIS License Manager is built with a third party software component called Flexera FlexNet Publisher.
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