Workarounds

SolarWinds recommends customers upgrade to SolarWinds Platform version 2022.4 as soon as it becomes available. The expected RC release is at the end of October. SolarWinds also recommends customers to follow the guidance provided in the SolarWinds
Secure Configuration Guide. Ensure only authorized users can access the SolarWinds Platform. Special attention should be given to the following points from documentation:

• Be careful not to expose your SolarWinds Platform website on the public internet. If you must enable outbound
  internet access from SolarWinds servers, create a strict allow list and block all other traffic. See
  SolarWinds
  Platform Product Features Affected by Internet Access
  
• Disable unnecessary ports, protocols, and services on your host operating system and on applications, like SQL
  Server. For more details, see the SolarWinds
  Port Requirements guide and Best
  practices for configuring Windows Defender Firewall (© 2021 Microsoft, available at
  https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/security/threat-protection/windows-firewall/best-practices-configuring,
  obtained on January 13, 2021.)
• Apply proper segmentation controls on the network where you have deployed the SolarWinds Platform and SQL
  Server instances.
• Configure the firewall for the main polling engine to limit and restrict all inbound and outbound access for
  port 5671. Port 5671 should only communicate to your other SolarWinds Servers (in case of High Availability,
  both Active and Standby Primary Polling Engine Servers). You can check these by querying the Orion Servers table
  in the SolarWinds Platform database. Ensure this rule is updated when the configuration of SolarWinds Platform
  changes, for example when you add new servers.