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What's New in Superna Cyberstorage 2.14.1

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What's New in 2.14.1​

Version 2.14.1 introduces improvements to Application Fingerprinting in Ransomware Defender, Disaster Recovery, and adds support for OneFS 9.13.1.

Highlights in this release include:

  • Application Fingerprinting Database Automated Event Ingestion to automatically ingest past events during upgrade
  • Expedited Processing for Excluded Threat Detections to reduce detection latency for TD6, TD7, and TD11
  • OneFS 9.13.1 Support added to the list of supported PowerScale versions
  • Parallel Failover Enhancements to improve reliability when running multiple failover jobs simultaneously
  • SMB Data Integrity Failover Behavior Updated to use interface removal instead of per-share lockout

Application Fingerprinting​

Automated Event Ingestion​

Past events in the Application Fingerprinting database are now ingested automatically during upgrade. The system reads events with a false positive or unresolved status directly from the database, removes duplicates, and runs the ingestion in the background — no additional commands or changes to the upgrade process are required.

Expedited Processing for Excluded Threat Detections​

Threat detections TD6, TD7, and TD11 are now processed earlier in the Application Fingerprinting analysis. Previously, these excluded threat detections waited up to 2 minutes for the full AFP analysis cycle. They are now handled independently, reducing detection latency.

Platform Support​

Eyeglass now supports OneFS version 9.13.1.

Disaster Recovery​

Parallel Failover Enhancements​

Improved the reliability of parallel failover operations. You can now run multiple failover jobs simultaneously without encountering API concurrency issues that could interrupt failover operations.

SMB Data Integrity Failover Behavior Updated​

The SMB Data Integrity step now removes pool interfaces before failover completes, instead of locking out each share individually. This prevents access to data during failover. Once failover is complete, the interfaces are re-added.

Release Notes​

The release notes provide detailed information on fixes, known issues, vulnerabilities, and limitations introduced or identified in this version.

Release Notes

List of fixes, known issues, vulnerabilities, and tracked items for this release.

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