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1. About Deep Discovery Inspector
2. What's New
6. Post-Installation Configuration
7. Known Issues
Deep Discovery Inspector is a third-generation threat management solution, designed and architected by Trend Micro to deliver breakthrough advanced persistent threat (APT) and targeted attack visibility, insight, and control.
Trend Micro Deep Discovery Inspector is the result of thorough investigations of targeted attacks around the world, interviews with major customers, and the participation of a special product advisory board made up of leading G1000 organizations and government agencies.
Deep Discovery Inspector provides IT administrators with critical security information, alerts, and reports.
Deep Discovery Inspector deploys in offline monitoring mode. It monitors network traffic by connecting to the mirror port on a switch for minimal or no network interruption.
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See Chapter 1 of the Administrator's Guide or visit the following page for a list of new features and enhancements in this release:
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Online Help: The Online Help contains an overview of features and key concepts, and information on configuring and maintaining Deep Discovery Inspector. To access the Online Help, go to http://docs.trendmicro.com.
Administrator's Guide (AG): A PDF document that contains detailed instructions on how to configure and manage Deep Discovery Inspector, and explanations on Deep Discovery Inspector concepts and features.
AWS Deployment Guide: A PDF document that contains information about requirements and procedures for planning deployment, deploying, and troubleshooting Deep Discovery Inspector deployment on AWS.
Installation and Deployment Guide (IDG): A PDF document that contains information about requirements and procedures for planning deployment, installing Deep Discovery Inspector, and using the Preconfiguration Console to set initial configurations and perform system tasks.
Syslog Content Mapping Guide (SG): A PDF document that provides information about log management standards and syntaxes for implementing syslog events in Deep Discovery Inspector.
Quick Start Card (QSC): User-friendly instructions on connecting Deep Discovery Inspector to your network and on performing initial configurations.
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Known issues in this release:
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7.1 Scan issue(s)
a. The Manual Scan progress screen may display directories not specified as scan target.
b. Scan exclusion settings for spyware/grayware are disregarded after installation.
7.2 Citrix integration issue
When the "Client Console Access Restriction" is disabled on a Citrix server, notification messages display simultaneously in each logon session.
Deep Discovery Inspector version 5.7 SP1 supports migration from only Deep Discovery Inspector version 5.7.
When Deep Discovery Director - Network Analytics as a Service is integrated without a proxy, and then a proxy is enabled for Deep Discovery Director - Network Analytics as a Service, Deep Discovery Inspector can no longer connect to Deep Discovery Director - Network Analytics as a Service. To reconnect Deep Discovery Inspector to Deep Discovery Director - Network Analytics as a Service, disable Deep Discovery Director - Network Analytics as a Service in the Deep Discovery Director management console, and then enable Deep Discovery Director - Network Analytics as a Service in the Deep Discovery Director management console and enable the appliance proxy settings before saving the configuration settings.
When Deep Discovery Director - Network Analytics (DDD - NA) on-premises 3.0 is integrated with Deep Discovery Inspector and then you migrate to Deep Discovery Inspector 5.7 or above, the DDD - NA integration will not be migrated. To continue using DDD - NA after migration, perform a fresh install of Deep Discovery Director 5.2 (Install in consolidated mode > Install internal Network Analytics version) and reintegrate with Deep Discovery Inspector.
Deep Discovery Inspector deployed in AWS truncates mirrored packets larger than 8947 bytes due to the AWS traffic mirror limitation. To avoid truncation, the MTU size in the traffic mirror source needs to be set to equal or less than 8947 bytes.
The encapsulated remote mirroring feature in Deep Discovery Inspector (under Show advanced settings in the Administration > System Settings > Network Interface screen) supports only IPv4 addressing to receive mirrored traffic. IPv6 addressing is not supported.
During peak resource usage on a Deep Discovery Inspector virtual appliance deployed with a virtual distributed switch that is configured for encapsulated remote mirroring, the ESXi mirroring source might drop packets during transmission.
For Backup / Restore under Administration > System Maintenance, Deep Discovery Inspector 5.7 only supports configuration restored from Deep Discovery Inspector 5.5, 5.6 and 5.6 SP1. Also, cross-language backup/restore is not supported.
Deep Discovery Inspector 5.0 and above cannot communicate with Smart Protection Server version 3.2 or earlier. To avoid this issue, upgrade your Smart Protection Servers to version 3.3, or go to Administration > Monitoring / Scanning > Web Reputation and then configure the smart protection source as "Trend Micro Smart Protection Network".
Deep Discovery Inspector 5.0 and above cannot communicate with the following products or services when TLS enforcement for Secure Protocol is enabled:
After opening the Deep Discovery Inspector management console from Control Manager or Apex Central using single sign-on, features that involve file upload behavior do not function, such as migration, hot fix application, and configuration import.
When performing sandbox analysis using a Windows 10 image that requires higher system resources, the performance of Deep Discovery Inspector may be affected. Trend Micro recommends evaluating the system load capacity on Deep Discovery Inspector before using a Windows 10 sandbox environment for analysis.
After resetting the one-time password on an integrated Check Point appliance, suspicious Objects and C&C callback addresses are not distributed to the Check Point appliance and the following message is generated in the Deep Discovery Inspector System Logs: "Unable to distribute suspicious objects to Check Point OPSEC. Verify that the Check Point OPSEC settings are correct and that no network problem exists." To avoid this issue, type and then save the new SIC one-time password in Deep Discovery Inspector.
Performing concurrent file downloads or log exports can cause the management console to behave unexpectedly. To avoid this issue, wait until a file download or log export completes before starting another.
After migration, information on some screens might not appear. To view the information, clear the browser cache and refresh the page.
When opening an exported CSV file on a European Windows platform, all data might appear in the first column. To view the fields in separate columns, at the beginning of the CSV file, insert "sep=," as a new line and reopen the CSV file in Excel.
After rebooting from migration, immediately performing an update or firmware upgrade causes the internal Virtual Analyzer to fail. To prevent this issue, after rebooting from migration, go to the Administration > Virtual Analyzer > Internal Virtual Analyzer > Status screen and ensure that the status is "Running" before performing an update or firmware upgrade.
On the System Logs screen, if the selected time period contains a time change from standard time to daylight saving time or from daylight saving time to standard time, the timestamp information will shift after the time change occurs.
With the management console open in Firefox, if logs are still loading on the Detections > All Detections screen when the Export button is clicked, the loading process will be interrupted. Use Chrome or Internet Explorer instead.
After migration from a previous release, any customized dashboard configuration and dashboard layout changes are restored to default.
When navigating to another tab immediately after landing on the Dashboard > Summary tab, tab layouts do not display correctly.
When editing advance filters on the Affected Hosts and All Detections screens and the system reaches the configured session timeout, Deep Discovery Inspector logs off the management console without notice and unsaved edits are lost. To avoid this issue, save frequently, and go to Administration > System Settings > Session Timeout and extend the session timeout setting.
IPv6 format cannot be used to configure IP settings for Proxy or for all Deep Discovery Inspector integrated products and services. Use IPv4 format instead.
In the Threat Summary and Watch List widgets, if the selected time period is "Past 24 hours" and contains a time change from standard time to daylight savings time or from daylight savings time to standard time, the widgets display the wrong information. To view correct information when selecting a time period that contains a seasonal time change, select "Past 7 days" or "Past 30 days".
In the Top Affected Hosts widget and all Top Trends widgets, if the selected time period is "Past 1 hour" or "Past 24 hours" and contains a time change from standard time to daylight savings time or from daylight savings time to standard time, the widgets display the wrong information. To view correct information when selecting a time period that contains a seasonal time change, select "Past 7 days" or "Past 30 days".
When opening an exported .csv file on a Mac platform, Deep Discovery Inspector returns unreadable code in the first field. Open exported log files in Windows only.
In log and on-demand report queries, the "Custom range" calendar displays in browser time, not in Deep Discovery Inspector system time. To align, set your browser time zone to your Deep Discovery Inspector system time zone.
The URL of a detected "Suspicious URL" displayed in a notification email is an active link. Avoid clicking on the link to the detected URL.
A manual "Update Components" action cannot be stopped while the action is in-process.
On some Deep Discovery Inspector screens, the date and time format does not follow an international standard.
Each management console user account is provided with a shared dashboard. Changes to one user account dashboard affect the dashboards of other user accounts.
When uploading Virtual Analyzer images from an FTP server:
The Malicious Scanned Network Traffic widget does not include historical data in the displayed statistics after the Deep Discovery Inspector appliance is restarted. The correct data eventually displays after a few minutes.
Traffic data in some widgets cannot be purged on the management console. The Scanned Traffic by Protocol widget displays data even after logs are deleted on the Administration > Storage Maintenance screen.
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