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– A Denial of Service vulnerability related to preemptive item deletion in lmgrd and vendor daemon components of FlexNet Publisher version 11.16.1.0 and earlier allows a remote attacker to send a combination of messages to lmgrd or the vendor daemon, causing the heartbeat between lmgrd and the vendor daemon to stop, and the vendor daemon to shut down. Versions of Flexera FlexNet Publisher prior to 11.16.2 are affected by multiple vulnerabilities: The ArcGIS License Manager 2019.0 uses FLEXnet Publisher 11.16.2.1. This update addresses several vulnerabilities in Flexera FlexNet Publisher that are exploitable prior to FlexNet Publisher 11.16.2.

Type the administrator password you retrieved earlier in these steps.The ArcGIS License Manager 2019.0 is available.

Choose to connect using the Administrator account.

In the Computer text box, enter the public DNS name or Elastic IP that you copied or wrote down previously and click Connect.

About 5 minutes after the Windows is ready to use message appears in the system log, open All Programs > Accessories > Remote Desktop Connection.

Consider terminating the instance and launching a new one.

If the message does not appear after a long period of time (for example, 30 minutes), Amazon is experiencing a problem starting the instance.

Factors affecting response time may include the time of day, your location, and the health of the Amazon zone and region you are using. The time it takes for this message to appear can vary based on the responsiveness of Amazon EC2.

You may have to repeatedly open the log to check for this message.

Note the following about using the system log to look for the Windows is ready to use message: If you used Cloud Builder to build your site, you should also wait until your site appears in Cloud Builder's list of running sites. You should not continue with the remaining steps until about 5 minutes after the message Windows is ready to use appears in this log. This page shows the status of your instance.

Right-click your instance and click Get System Log.

Click Decrypt Password and save or note the password in a secure place.pem) that you specified when you created the instance. Click Choose File and browse to the key pair file (.Right-click your instance and click Get Windows Password.You will use the Elastic IP instead of the DNS to connect to your instance later in this workflow. If there is no public DNS for your instance, allocate an Amazon Elastic IP and associate it with your instance. For example, instances created by ArcGIS Server Cloud Builder on Amazon Web Services do not have a public DNS. Depending on how you created your EPC-VPC instance, it may not have a public DNS.