OpManager: Previously, unescaped DNS/DisplayName values in Script Monitoring command-line arguments could result in argument injection. This issue has now been fixed. (Reported by kta1kri. Refer ZVE-2026-7258).
Issues Fixed:
General: Previously, in version 12.8.658 and above, embedding a custom HTML with certain widgets incorrectly redirected to the Device Snapshot page. This issue has now been fixed.
OpManager: Previously, the hardware manufacturer was incorrectly updated for Hewlett-Packard devices, resulting in unnecessary alerts being raised. This issue has now been fixed.
OpManager: Previously, when Template VM snapshot details were encountered during a VMware inventory update, snapshot updates failed for all other VMs in the same update cycle. This issue has now been fixed.
OpManager: Previously, tooltips on graph pages in the Reports tab displayed incorrect time values when the time zone was changed. This issue has now been fixed.
OpManager: Previously, in the 3D Floor view, the status colour on the top of the rack was not shown in latest versions of Chrome browser. This issue has now been fixed.
OpManager: Previously, the traffic speed values in the consolidated table and tooltip of the interface graphical widget were not formatted correctly. This issue has now been fixed.
Enterprise Edition: Previously, from version 12.9.135, SNMP Trap Processors, Script Templates, and Event Logs could not be added in OpManager Central. This issue has now been fixed.
OpManager: Previously, editing a scheduled report failed when the schedule name contained special characters. This issue has now been fixed.
OpManager: During bulk deletion of devices, associated interface deletion alert was being raised. This issue has now been fixed.
OpManager: From 12.9.125, the real-time widget shows no data in certain case due to an internal issue. This has now been fixed.
OpManager: Introduced dedicated slots for high-priority API requests in the Meraki Controller.
OpManager: Previously, IP Address table widget displayed no data when the device status was Critical. This issue has now been fixed.
Eligible Build Numbers: 12.9.000 and above.
* -SHA256 for the PPM: f5627a429ce40ef18eac28b73c3007fe765572669f7d902adaa4cf3c5edd3a01
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Via command prompt, execute the shutdownApplicationsManager.bat -force command (shutdownApplicationsManager.sh -force for Linux) from the 'Applications Manager Home' folder.
As a best practice, take complete backup of 'Applications Manager Home' directory. SQL backend users should connect to SQL Management Studio & backup the AMDB database as well. click here. to know how to backup SQL database.
Run the updateManager.bat script (updateManager.sh -c for Linux) under the 'Applications Manager Home/bin' folder which invokes the Update Manager tool.
Browse and select the Service pack file (.ppm) saved in your computer.
You might be asked to import the ManageEngine public key certificate (ppmsigner_publickey.crt) file during the upgrade process. If asked, download the certificate file, then browse and select the downloaded file to proceed further.
Note: This is a one-time process done to verify the integrity of the service pack (.ppm) file.
Click Install to initiate the upgrade process.
Once you see the "Installed" message on your screen, click Finish to complete the installation.
Start Applications Manager Server.
Note: To rollback to the old version, rename the existing 'Applications Manager Home' directory and restore the complete backup copy of this directory. SQL backend users should connect to SQL Management Studio & restore the AMDB database backup as well. Click here to know how to restore the SQL database backup.
NetFlow Analyzer - Build Number 12.9.150
Eligible Build Numbers: 12.9.000 and above.
* -SHA256 for the PPM: f5627a429ce40ef18eac28b73c3007fe765572669f7d902adaa4cf3c5edd3a01
Read and accept the License Agreement before downloading this software.