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ENTSSO experiences a memory leak after you apply hotfix 3000847


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Symptoms

  • Issue 1

    After you apply the hotfix from the following Microsoft Knowledge Base article, a memory leak is triggered in the Enterprise Single Sign-On (ENTSSO) service:

    This problem occurs because the SSOCSServer!CICSServer::GetConfigInfo function is called repeatedly. This causes the CPDeriveKey() Windows Crypt API to continually generate a new key. To resolve this problem, CryptDestroyKey() must be called to release its memory allocation after it uses the generated keys.
  • Issue 2

    Consider the following scenario:
    • You have installed the Enterprise Single Sign-On (SSO) version 5 component that's included in Microsoft BizTalk Server 2013 R2 or Host Integration Server 2013. 
    • In one of the following scenarios, you restore the master secret key from a backup file:
      • When you're setting up an Enterprise SSO cluster
      • During enterprise SSO disaster recovery
      • When you're promoting an Enterprise SSO server to the Master Secret Server (MSS)
      • During migration from an earlier version of Enterprise SSO
      • During an in-place upgrade from an earlier version of Enterprise SSO
      • When you're performing multiple Enterprise SSO V5 restore and backup sequences
    After you restore the master secret key in any of these scenarios, Enterprise SSO cannot decrypt the data that's contained in the Enterprise SSO database. In this situation, Enterprise SSO logs the following event in the Application log:
    Event ID: 10536
    Source: ENTSSO
    Level: Warning
    SSO AUDIT Function: GetConfigInfo ({11111111-6055-4cda-89CD-389E8A2B1640}) Tracking ID: b084f15b-43fd-474e-a075-398943753c91 Client Computer: computer name (executable name:PID) Client User: username Application Name: application name Error Code: 0x80090005, Bad Data.

    Additionally, the following pop-up error may be logged when you open the BizTalk Server Administration MMC snap-in:
    BizTalk Server Administration
    Bad Data.
    (WinMgmt)
    Buttons:
    OK

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Resolution

Download Information

The following update is available from the Microsoft Download Center:

 

If the download page does not appear, contact Microsoft Customer Service and Support to obtain the cumulative update package.

Prerequisites

There are no prerequisites to apply this hotfix.

Restart requirement

If files to be updated are being used when you apply this update, you may have to restart the computer afterwards.
 

Installation information

This update also includes a SQL update. To make sure this update completes successfully, do the following:
  • Make sure that you run the update when you are logged in as a user who is an SSO administrator who has full access to the SSO database. For example, log on as a SQL System Administrator.
  • Verify that the SQL instance that hosts the SSO database is online and available.
  • Run the update on only one BizTalk/SSO server at a time to avoid a race condition between the SQL updates, which will be applied when you run the update.
  • If the SQL instance was inaccessible for some reason, run the update again when the SQL instance can be accessed.
 

File information

The English version of this hotfix has the file attributes (or later file attributes) that are listed in the following table. The dates and times for these files are listed in Coordinated Universal Time (UTC). When you view the file information, it is converted to local time. To find the difference between UTC and local time, use the Time Zone tab in the Date and Time item in Control Panel.

32-bit (x86) version
File name File version File size Date Time Platform
Infocache.dll 9.0.2266.2 130,560 05-May-2015 12:02 Not Applicable
Msent.sso.systemmmc.dll 9.0.2266.2 198,656 05-May-2015 12:02 Not Applicable
Ssoconfigom.dll 9.0.2266.2 140,800 05-May-2015 12:02 Not Applicable
Ssoss.dll 9.0.2266.2 113,152 05-May-2015 12:02 Not Applicable
Ssox7.sql Not Applicable 13,705 05-May-2015 12:02 Not Applicable
64-bit (x64) version
File name File version File size Date Time Platform
Infocache.dll 9.0.2266.2 151,552 05-May-2015 12:02 Not Applicable
Msent.sso.systemmmc.dll 9.0.2266.2 198,656 05-May-2015 12:02 Not Applicable
Ssoconfigom32.dll 9.0.2266.2 140,800 05-May-2015 12:02 Not Applicable
Ssoconfigom64.dll 9.0.2266.2 174,080 05-May-2015 12:02 Not Applicable
Ssoss.dll 9.0.2266.2 124,416 05-May-2015 12:02 Not Applicable
Ssox7.sql Not Applicable 13,705 05-May-2015 12:02 Not Applicable
Ssox7.sql Not Applicable 13,705 05-May-2015 12:02 Not Applicable

Note
Because of file dependencies, the most recent fix that contains these files may also contain additional files.

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Article Info
Article ID : 3062831
Revision : 3
Created on : 10/17/2018
Published on : 10/17/2018
Exists online : False
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