BugZero | Citrix NetScaler BugID NSHELP-37269 - In a cluster environment, configuration loss for s...

Citrix NetScaler - Defect ID: NSHELP-37269

In a cluster environment, configuration loss for system users might occur when a non-CCO node performs a synchronization operation. During this process, the node resets its current configuration and replaces it with the configuration retrieved from other nodes.

Citrix NetScaler - Defect ID: NSHELP-37269

In a cluster environment, configuration loss for system users might occur when a non-CCO node performs a synchronization operation. During this process, the node resets its current configuration and replaces it with the configuration retrieved from other nodes.

Last updated on April 29th, 2026

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The vendor has published 1 unique mention(s) for this bug: 1. In a cluster environment, configuration loss for system users might occur when a non-CCO node performs a synchronization operation. During this process, the node resets its current configuration and replaces it with the configuration retrieved from other nodes. Modules: 1. User Interface Latest urls for this bug: 1. https://docs.netscaler.com/en-us/updates?product=NetScaler%20ADC%20%28includes%20NetScaler%20Gateway%29&version=14.1&build=47.48

Change history

2026-04-29 Added: 14.1 Build 47.48

2026-04-29 Removed: Build 14.1-47.48

2025-08-28 Removed: Build 14.1-47.46

2025-08-28 Added: Build 14.1-47.46, Build 14.1-47.48

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Citrix NetScaler - Defect ID: NSHELP-37269

In a cluster environment, configuration loss for system users might occur when a non-CCO node performs a synchronization operation. During this process, the node resets its current configuration and replaces it with the configuration retrieved from other nodes.

Citrix NetScaler - Defect ID: NSHELP-37269

In a cluster environment, configuration loss for system users might occur when a non-CCO node performs a synchronization operation. During this process, the node resets its current configuration and replaces it with the configuration retrieved from other nodes.

Last updated on April 29th, 2026

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