Version Information:
Scalefusion Dashboard: v68.5.0
Scalefusion Windows MDM Agent: v17.4.0
Scalefusion Linux MDM Agent: v5.3.0
Release Notes:
Windows Self-Service for App Catalog Apps
Scalefusion now extends Self-Service capabilities to Windows App Catalog applications, allowing IT Administrators to make applications available for end users to install, update, and uninstall.
Administrators can silently install applications while also making them available in the Self-Service catalog. This allows users to reinstall an application if a silent installation encounters an error or install an available update immediately instead of waiting for the automatic update process.
When an application is added to Self-Service, users can also update it whenever the agent detects that a newer version is available.
Additionally, users can now uninstall Enterprise Store applications that are made available through Self-Service.
Scalefusion now supports the enrollment and management of SUSE-based Linux devices, extending Linux device management support to additional Linux distributions.
Linux Device Management Enhancements
Several enhancements have been introduced to simplify Linux device administration and provide IT Administrators with additional management capabilities:
a. Global Admin Account Creation: IT Administrators can now create a global admin account for Linux devices from the Utilities section, similar to the existing functionality for Windows and macOS.
b. Shutdown Configuration Settings: Administrators can configure a grace period and a warning message displayed to users when a device is shut down remotely through Device Details or Developer APIs.
c. User Account Group Management: IT Administrators can now switch Linux user accounts between Standard and Admin groups from the User Access Management (UAM) section.
d. Bulk Device Renaming: Bulk renaming from the Devices page now supports Linux devices. Administrators can rename Linux devices using either a Rule or a CSV file.
e. Enhanced Location Capturing Options: Linux location tracking now includes IP-based location as an explicit option, and Browser-based location capturing is available again. IP-based location uses a known database to map locations but may not provide accurate results. Browser-based location capturing can consume significant CPU and memory resources and is not recommended unless location accuracy is a critical requirement.
Bug Fixes:
Veltar Secure Web Gateway Compatibility: Resolved interoperability issues between Veltar Secure Web Gateway (SWG) and Cisco VPN, as well as applications that use localhost traffic.
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