1. Introduction
This document provides information on the features, improvements, and known issues in this release.
2. Changes in this release (v25.02)
2.1. New features
Custom device icons: You can now choose from a selection of images to customize the icons representing your devices, to help you more easily identify devices at a glance. The icon will be reflected on the device tile shown on the Users Profile page and under the device details page.
2.2. Enhancements
Improved bulk user import: We’ve added the ability to review and correct errors in your bulk-upload CSV files directly in the portal, at the time of upload. This makes it easier to verify and process your user data from a single upload. You can now assign a user’s role and access to groups as of the bulk addition flow.
Resource tagging: We’ve made a few improvements around tagging. You can now tag multiple users or devices at a time with the same tag. Tags are no longer case sensitive, and when you start typing in the tag label or value fields, the dropdown will populate with any previous entries to select from.
2.3. Bug fixes
Nil
3. Issues
3.1. Limitations
A new user may need to wait up to 5-minutes after user creation to change the password.
SSO supports OpenID Connect (OIDC) 2.0 and SAML 2.0. SSO with encryption enabled SAML IDP is not yet available.
When a user performs password change, the notification response takes about 10 sec.
SSH to Ubuntu 18.04 and higher version fails, need to allow ssh-rsa in the sshd config.
Associating 1000 groups to an user will result in user login failure.
Maximum of 77 devices can be configured to be accessible via View End User Remote Access Agent.
TCP/UDP connections are not immediately accessible via View End User Remote Access Agent. Please allow 5-minutes after creation to allow onboarding of the device to complete on the backend.
When creating TCP/UDP connections, ensure that the assigned group has at least one user assigned prior to assigning the connection.
Editing of hostname is not allowed for TCP/UDP connections.
3.2. Known problems
Portal login with external IDP can fail with error "too many redirects". This happens when the user is not logged into the external IDP or the portal url is https://.remoteaccess.view.com/userprofilepage. Changing the url to https://.remoteaccess.view.com will login to the portal successfully.
Sometimes a user delete can take longer (up to 10 min) to reflect across systems. Please wait 15 minutes when re-adding a user with the same email ID as the deleted user. If verification email is not received after re-adding the user, please contact Customer Support for resolution.
In the password reset screen, if the old password is set as the new password and a login is attempted immediately sometimes the password reset screen is presented again. Please wait 15-minutes when attempting to log-in.
In rare occurrences, user logout action gets redirected to the user profile page and the user is not logged out. The user should perform the logout action again.
Single Logout (SLO) will not log out the session at the external identify provider. The user needs to also log out from their identity provider.
Users need to perform logout/login after changing the password via View End User Remote Access Agent.
TCP/UDP device access via the View End User Remote Access Agent is not supported after HA switchover/iNode replacement. Please contact Customer Support to reinstate View End User Remote Access Agent capabilities.
For non-Admin Users, when viewing Active Sessions on the User Profile page, the list will always appear empty. Admin Users will see Active Sessions from the Org Profile page.
US/Pacific-New timezone selection in Scheduled Access config might not work. Please use America/Los Angeles timezone as an equivalent.
Portfolio login might be slow due to permission checks.
Portfolio admin is allowed to remove access group associations from an org admin.
4. Archives
See the release notes archive for earlier versions.