Field Notice: FN - 72088 - Specific Releases of Cisco Unified Intelligence Center Affected by Adobe Flash End-of-Life - Software Upgrade Recommended

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Updated:March 4, 2021

Document ID:FN72088

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Revision History

Revision	Publish Date	Comments
1.0	25-Feb-21	Initial Release

Products Affected

Affected OS Type	Affected Software Product	Affected Release	Affected Release Number	Comments
NON-IOS	CUIC Virtual Machine Template	CUIC Version 11.5	11.5(1)
NON-IOS	CUIC Virtual Machine Template	CUIC Version 11.0	11.0(1)

Defect Information

Defect ID	Headline
CSCvs73105	ECE goes out of sync when we use ~ character in ScreenName field

Problem Description

Cisco Unified Intelligence Center (CUIC) releases listed in the Products Affected section require Adobe Flash, and full functionality requires that Adobe Flash be installed on the system and that Flash-based content is enabled.

Background

In accordance with Adobe’s End-of-Life announcement, Adobe might block Flash-based content and will no longer distribute or support Flash software after 2020-12-31. In addition, third-party software updates from operating system vendors and/or browser vendors might also block Flash-based content after 2020-12-31.

Even if Flash-based content works normally after 2020-12-31, the lack of Flash maintenance updates from Adobe introduces various levels of risk that administrators should evaluate.

Cisco has migrated from Flash to alternate technologies. Refer to the Workaround/Solution section for specific details on this product.

Problem Symptom

After 2020-12-31, if Adobe Flash-based content is blocked or if Flash cannot be downloaded or installed, affected products might lose full functionality.

If Adobe Flash-based content is enabled on a system with Flash already installed, affected products might or might not continue to operate normally after 2020-12-31, depending on the organization’s operating system and browser environments.

Adobe Flash Player End-of-Life Announcement

Workaround/Solution

Upgrade to CUIC Release 11.6(x) or later.

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