dtileryii

yeah support took too long to even get back to me. That's why we rolled back and stepped through upgrades and resolved our problem. It looks like 15.3 doesn't replace all the files on installation like it should. I am sure they will have a hotfix soon for the version or just release a new version.

Well we fixed the problem on our own. we went to the backup image and upgraded from 15.2.4 to 15.2.5 and then to 15.3 and it started working. And yeah if that is the case as you say this was a different problem. because we tried local connections which weren't behind a loadbalancer/proxy.

Well we fixed the problem on our own. we went to the backup image and upgraded from 15.2.4 to 15.2.5 and then to 15.3 and it started working. And yeah if that is the case as you say this was a different problem. because we tried local connections which weren't behind a loadbalancer/proxy.

Totally have the same issue and we are not behind a load balancer or proxy.