Resolved Issues
This section lists the resolved issues in v30.9.208.
| ID | Description |
|---|---|
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DSE-4212 DSE-3494 |
User Reporting: Resolved an issue where the user was reported as root for Entra ID logged-in users on macOS. |
| DSE-3449 | Resolved an issue where websites on the Proxy Bypass list were still SSL-decrypted and displayed a Forcepoint certificate on DCEP-only endpoints. These sites are no longer decrypted. |
| DSE-3435 | Fixed an issue where memory used by the macOS network extension (com.forcepoint.proxyne.Extension) grew continuously and could exceed 1 GB over several days. |
| DSE-3107 | Fixed an issue where the Forcepoint agent could not be uninstalled using a release code. |
| DSE-3046 | Resolved an issue where some secure websites, such as apple.com, failed to load with certificate errors on Mac using DCEP mode with DLP enabled. |
| DSE-3033 | Resolved an issue where, the endpoint stopped filtering web traffic after an in-place upgrade from F1A 26.02 to DSE Agent 30.8.136 because it could not get its proxy configuration. Web filtering now works as expected after the upgrade. |
| DSE-2937 | Resolved an issue where the Cloud Web Transaction View showed the reverse DNS hostname and hardware UUID instead of the machine name on macOS endpoints not bound to Active Directory. The endpoint now reports its macOS local host name, consistent with Cloud Endpoint Management. |
| DSE-2379 | Resolved an issue where the “Forcepoint F1E NP Root CA” certificate remained in the System keychain after the endpoint was uninstalled, and repeated install/uninstall cycles left multiple copies. The certificate is now removed during uninstall. |
| DSE-1669 | DLP processes no longer run on macOS endpoints in PCEP/DCEP - only mode unless Data Protection is enabled in the endpoint profile. |