Hotfix XS70E001 -

For XenServer 7.0 This is a XenCenter update (a .exe file) and not a host side Hotfix. This package needs to be installed

on the Windows Machine Running XenCenter

Hotfix XS70E004 - For XenServer 7.0 Important: This is a critical hotfix for customers running XenServer 7.0. All XenServer 7.0

customers must apply this hotfix.

Hotfix XS70E009 - For XenServer 7.0 This hotfix resolves the following issue: In rare circumstances when a XenServer host is enabling HA, or during a host reboot with HA enabled, the host can fail to establish HA communication with the other hosts. This is due to another process on the host using the listening port required by the HA software.

Update XS70EU001 - Management Agent for XenServer 7.0 The Management Agent update resolves the following issues: Installation of Management Agent can fail after installing newer I/O drivers through Windows Update.

Failure to reboot a Windows VM after installing XenServer Tools can result in excessive log entries being written to xensource.log and xenstored-access.log until the VM is rebooted. If customers do not reboot the VM, or delay the reboot, excess logs can fill up the XenServer host log partition.

The Management Agent can crash and respawn on systems without a terminal services Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) object causing high CPU usage and excessive logging in /var/log/daemon.

If the Management Agent auto update is enabled after installing XenServer Tools, and a new update is available, the initial auto-update can fail due to a race condition that can cause multiple update attempts to occur simultaneously.

Update XS70EU002 - Management Agent for XenServer 7.0 New versions of the I/O drivers, compatible with Microsoft Windows Server 2016 have been released.

Update XS70EU003 - Management Agent for XenServer 7.0 The default behavior of the Management Agent has been improved to enable customers to configure whether any I/O driver updates included in the Management Agent should be applied automatically. For more information, see section 4.3.1 Installing XenServer Tools in the XenServer 7.0 Virtual Machine User's Guide.

in the XenServer 7.0 Virtual Machine User's Guide. This version (v7.1.844) of the Management Agent includes new versions of the I/O drivers that are compatible with Microsoft Windows Server 2016. These drivers have been released previously through the Microsoft Windows Server Update Service. For more information, see Update XS70EU002 - Windows I/O Drivers for XenServer 7.0.

Hotfix XS70E018 - For XenServer 7.0 This is a hotfix for customers running XenServer 7.0. All customers who are affected by the issues described in CTX220112: Citrix XenServer Multiple Security Updates should install this hotfix.

Hotfix XS70E024 - For XenServer 7.0 When booting a vGPU provisioned Virtual Machine (VM) from network, an interaction between VGA BIOS and VGA emulation code in the vGPU device model can result in the corruption of the VM console in XenCenter.

Hotfix XS70E027 - For XenServer 7.0 When Installing XenServer or upgrading XenServer to a newer version, PBIS services get enabled (even when Role-based access control (RBAC) is not used) and display a lot of error messages. Also, this issue consumes a lot of control domain (dom0) resources.

Hotfix XS70E028 - For XenServer 7.0 This hotfix supports the following new guest operating systems. Oracle Linux 6.8

Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.8

CentOS 6.8

NeoKylin Linux Advanced Server 6.5 ( only 64 bit )

NeoKylin Linux Advanced Server 7.2 ( Only 64 bit )

SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11 SP4

Hotfix XS70E037 - For XenServer 7.0 This hotfix addresses the following issue: When attempting to use XenServer Conversion Manager (XCM) Console to connect to an XCM Virtual Appliance that runs on a slave host, the connection fails and the following message is displayed by the console: "There was a failure communicating with the plugin." This hotfix ensures that the XCM Console can connect to a XCM Virtual Appliance that runs on any XenServer host.

Hotfix XS70E041 - For XenServer 7.0 This hotfix resolves the following issue: When using SSH to connect to XenServer, a user might experience a memory leak in systemd on XenServer.