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# Broker VM 26.100.3

The following table describes the changes integrated on the Broker VM maintenance version 26.100.3 released on March 9, 2025 as part of the Cortex XDR 3.13 release.

| Issue ID    | Description                                                                                                                                                              |
| ----------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| CRTX-156592 | When the Broker VM was deployed over Amazon Web Services (AWS), an issue that prevented a user from changing their default password in the web user interface was fixed. |
| CRTX-156693 | When the Broker VM was deployed over Google Cloud Platform (GCP), an issue that prevented the web user interface from loading was fixed.                                 |
| CRTX-157484 | The Broker VM has been enhanced to now better recover from Redis DB occasional corruptions.                                                                              |
| CRTX-157843 | When the Broker VM was deployed over Alibaba Hypervisor, an issue that prevented the web user interface from loading was fixed.                                          |
| CRTX-158875 | When working with DHCP, an issue that caused rare IP address loss after a Broker VM upgrade is now fixed.                                                                |


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