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  • IBM i PTF Guide, Volume 25, Number 22

    June 5, 2023 Doug Bidwell

    Welcome back after the Memorial Day holiday, and our thanks to all who have served and who currently serve.

    There is a slew of security issues that you need to deal with on the IBM i platform. So let’s get to it.

    First, we have Security Bulletin: IBM Java SDK and IBM Java Runtime for IBM i are vulnerable to exposing sensitive information due to flaws and configurations (CVE-2023-30441), which you can find out more about here. The vulnerability can be fixed by applying the latest Java Group PTF.  Releases 7.5, 7.4, 7.3, and 7.2 of IBM i will be fixed:

    IBM i Release	5770-JV1		Group PTF Number and Level
    7.5				SF99955 Level 3
    7.4				SF99665 Level 16
    7.3				SF99725 Level 27
    7.2				SF99716 Level 37
    

    Second, we have Security Bulletin: Vulnerability in IBM Java (CVE-2022-21426) affects Power HMC, and more information is available about this security issue at this link.

    Product	VRMF			APAR		Remediation/Fix
    Power HMC	V9.2.950.0 SP3 ppc	MB04397	MH01954
    Power HMC	V9.2.950.0 SP3 x86	MB04396	MH01953
    Power HMC	V10.1.1020.0 SP1 ppc	MB04403	MF70892
    Power HMC	V10.1.1020.0 SP1 x86	MB04402	MF70891
    

    Third, the below links have been updated with the latest Firmware HIPER information – it is worth checking out!

    Server Firmware for stand-alone IBM i systems: https://www.ibm.com/support/pages/server-firmware-stand-alone-ibm-i-systems.

    POWER Code Matrix: https://esupport.ibm.com/customercare/flrt/mtm. (Verify HMC and server firmware combinations for IBM Systems that use Power processors.)

    Fourth, we have Security Bulletin: Vulnerability in OpenSSL (CVE-2022-4304, CVE-2022-4450, CVE-2023-0215 and CVE-2023-0286 ) affects Power HMC, and you can find out more here. The following fixes are available on IBM Fix Central at: http://www-933.ibm.com/support/fixcentral/.

    Product	VRMF			APAR		Remediation/Fix
    Power HMC	V9.2.950.0 SP3 ppc	MB04397	MH01954
    Power HMC	V9.2.950.0 SP3 x86	MB04396	MH01953
    Power HMC	V10.1.1020.0 SP1 ppc	MB04403	MF70892
    Power HMC	V10.1.1020.0 SP1 x86	MB04402	MF70891
    Power HMC	V10.2.1030.0 ppc	MB04401	MF70890
    Power HMC	V10.2.1030.0 SP1 x86	MB04400	MF70889
    

    And finally, announcing PTF MH01958 and MH01959 iFix for HMC V9 R2 M953, which you can find out more about here.

    • PTF MH01958 – HMC V9 R2 953.5 for 7042-CR9 Hardware or vHMC for x86_64 hypervisors (5765-HMW)
    • PTF MH01959 – HMC V9 R2 953.5 for 7063 Machine Types or vHMC for PowerVM (5765-HMB)

    Here is the rundown of PTF Groups by IBM i release level since we last published:

    PTF Groups 7.5:

    • TCP/IP
    • SAP support required PTF list for IBM i 7.5
    • Temporary Storage PTFs
    • Defective PTFs
    • MustGather: How To Obtain and Install QMGTOOLS
    • RPG Café

    PTF Groups 7.4:

    • TCP/IP
    • Temporary Storage PTFs
    • Defective PTFs
    • MustGather: How To Obtain and Install QMGTOOLS
    • RPG Café

    PTF Groups 7.3:

    • TCP/IP
    • Defective PTFs
    • MustGather: How To Obtain and Install QMGTOOLS
    • RPG Café

    Tip O’ The Week: The “Help” About, Check for Updates only checks the first three digits. If you are on ACS 1.1.9.1, checking for updates will not tell you about 1.1.9.2 . . . .

    New (or Updated) links added to the ‘Links’ tab in the guide this week:

    • QSHell The Basics of Qshell, 637079
    • QSHell Redirecting Output in Qshell, 634541
    • QSHell Printing output from IBM PASE for i applications, N/A
    • QSHell Using the Jar Command to Unzip Files, 638015

    New (or Updated) links added to the ‘QMGtools’ tab in the guide this week:

    • Nothing new here.

    New (or Updated) links added to the ‘ACS_NAV’ tab in the guide this week:

    • Here neither.

    New (or Updated) links added to the ‘Prtr Links’ tab in the guide this week:

    New (or Updated) links Redbooks added this week:

    • And nothing here as well.

    The Guide at a glance: There are new defectives this week (05/27/23). Here is the defective PTF rundown, which is the last defective for each release:

    	Defect		Defective	APAR	Fixing
    	Date		PTF			PTF
    	--------	--------	-------	-------
    7.5	05/26/23	SI79363		SE79905	SI83581 (When available)
    7.4	05/26/23	SI79339		SE79905	SI83580 (When available)
    7.3	05/26/23	SI79287		SE79905	SI83578 (When available)
    

    Be sure to access the link in the Guide for further details.

    Below is the usual archive of the IBM i PTF Guide to help you work through the PTFs in chronological order:

    May 27, 2023: Volume 25, Number 22

    May 20, 2023: Volume 25, Number 21

    May 13, 2023: Volume 25, Number 20

    May 6, 2023: Volume 25, Number 19

    April 29, 2023: Volume 25, Number 18

    April 22, 2023: Volume 25, Number 17

    April 15, 2023: Volume 25, Number 16

    April 8, 2023: Volume 25, Number 15

    April 1, 2023: Volume 25, Number 14

    March 25, 2023: Volume 25, Number 13

    March 18, 2023: Volume 25, Number 12

    March 11, 2023: Volume 25, Number 11

    March 4, 2023: Volume 25, Number 10

    February 25, 2023: Volume 25, Number 9

    February 18, 2023: Volume 25, Number 8

    February 13, 2023: Volume 25, Number 7

    February 4, 2023: Volume 25, Number 6

    January 28, 2023: Volume 25, Number 5

    January 21, 2023: Volume 25, Number 4

    January 14, 2023: Volume 25, Number 3

    January 7, 2023: Volume 25, Number 2

    January 1, 2023: Volume 25, Number 1

    December 10, 2022: Volume 24, Number 50

    December 3, 2022: Volume 24, Number 49

    November 26, 2022: Volume 24, Number 48

    November 19, 2022: Volume 24, Number 47

    November 12, 2022: Volume 24, Number 46

    November 5, 2022: Volume 24, Number 45

    October 29, 2022: Volume 24, Number 44

    October 22, 2022: Volume 24, Number 43

    October 15, 2022: Volume 24, Number 42

    October 8, 2022: Volume 24, Number 41

    October 1, 2022: Volume 24, Number 40

    September 24, 2022: Volume 24, Number 39

    September 17, 2022: Volume 24, Number 38

    September 10, 2022: Volume 24, Number 37

    September 3, 2022: Volume 24, Number 36

    August 27, 2022: Volume 24, Number 35

    August 20, 2022: Volume 24, Number 34

    August 13, 2022: Volume 24, Number 33

    August 6, 2022: Volume 24, Number 32

    July 30, 2022: Volume 24, Number 31

    July 23, 2022: Volume 24, Number 30

    July 16, 2022: Volume 24, Number 29

    July 9, 2022: Volume 24, Number 28

    June 25, 2022: Volume 24, Number 26

    June 18, 2022: Volume 24, Number 25

    June 11, 2022: Volume 24, Number 24

    June 4, 2022: Volume 24, Number 23

    May 28, 2022: Volume 24, Number 22

    May 25, 2022: Volume 24, Number 21

    May 14, 2022: Volume 24, Number 20

    May 7, 2022: Volume 24, Number 19

    April 30, 2022: Volume 24, Number 18

    April 23, 2022: Volume 24, Number 17

    April 16, 2022: Volume 24, Number 16

    April 2, 2022: Volume 24, Number 14

    March 26, 2022: Volume 24, Number 13

    March 19, 2022: Volume 24, Number 12

    March 12, 2022: Volume 24, Number 11

    March 5, 2022: Volume 24, Number 10

    February 26, 2022: Volume 24, Number 9

    February 19, 2022: Volume 24, Number 8

    February 12, 2022: Volume 24, Number 7

    February 5, 2022: Volume 24, Number 6

    January 29, 2022: Volume 24, Number 5

    January 22, 2022: Volume 24, Number 4

    January 15, 2022: Volume 24, Number 3

    January 8, 2022: Volume 24, Number 2

    January 1, 2022: Volume 24, Number 1

    December 6, 2021: Volume 23, Number 48

    November 20, 2021: Volume 23, Number 47

    November 13, 2021: Volume 23, Number 46

    November 6, 2021: Volume 23, Number 45

    October 30, 2021: Volume 23, Number 44

    October 23, 2021: Volume 23, Number 43

    October 16, 2021: Volume 23, Number 42

    October 9, 2021: Volume 23, Number 41

    October 2, 2021: Volume 23, Number 40

    September 25, 2021: Volume 23, Number 39

    September 18, 2021: Volume 23, Number 38

    September 11, 2021: Volume 23, Number 37

    September 4, 2021: Volume 23, Number 36

    August 28, 2021: Volume 23, Number 35

    August 21, 2021: Volume 23, Number 34

    August 14, 2021: Volume 23, Number 33

    August 7, 2021: Volume 23, Number 32

    July 31, 2021: Volume 23, Number 31

    July 24, 2021: Volume 23, Number 30

    July 17, 2021: Volume 23, Number 29

    July 10, 2021: Volume 23, Number 28

    July 3, 2021: Volume 23, Number 27

    June 26, 2021: Volume 23, Number 26

    June 19, 2021: Volume 23, Number 25

    June 12, 2021: Volume 23, Number 24

    June 5, 2021: Volume 23, Number 23

    June 5, 2021: Volume 23, Number 22

    May 22, 2021: Volume 23, Number 21

    May 15, 2021: Volume 23, Number 20

    May 8, 2021: Volume 23, Number 19

    May 1, 2021: Volume 23, Number 18

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    • Chris Hird says:
      June 5, 2023 at 9:36 am

      Doug, be aware that the lead page for the CVE from IBM for the Java issue on 5770-JV1 is incorrect, the actual version of the package is higher than listed (you can check by looking at the page linked in the CVE.) Chris..

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