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The .old NIC file is saved by the server and is read by the server even after a new NIC file is created. As a result, both the old and new IP addresses are applied to the network interface until the configuration is saved a second time.Affected software versions:SR 2.0, Web Filter 4.0, WFR 2.0
When changing the IP address in the user interface of these applications, instead of rebooting after the first save, save the entries again, and then reboot the server.
Fixes will be made in the software and LCD panel scripts so that the behavior of the save/apply function works as expected.
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