Version: 9.0.5$$$New features$$$Web Login $$$Log into the Real-Time DX Console through a browser with your ControlUp account. You no longer need an Active Directory or a domain user. You can use SAML SSO or Azure/Google OAuth to access the Console; and you can SSO groups to manage Console permissions. User management is also simplified because you now access the Real-Time Console and app.controlup.com with the same account.$$$$$$Trigger Management with PowerShell cmdlets$$$You can now create; read; update and delete triggers; and trigger actions; schedules and templates with PowerShell cmdlets; without having to access Trigger Settings in the Real-Time DX Console. You can efficiently perform bulk actions on triggers with increased flexibility; especially if you frequently update your organization’s triggers.$$$$$$Browser Performance Monitoring$$$Improve visibility into the performance of Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge by collecting browser URL and browser tab title information on a per process basis. You can identify performance issues caused by specific web pages that might affect the overall performance of the user session or even other users sharing the same infrastructure.$$$$$$Citrix EDT Monitoring$$$You can now monitor Citrix EDT (Enlightened Data Transport) user sessions to gain better insight into users that access their virtualized Citrix environments using this method. You can benefit from enhanced real-time visibility into session reliability and performance.$$$$$$Add Non-Domain Machines to ControlUp$$$You can now add non-domain joined machines to your organization with the Real-Time DX Console. You no longer need to use the Add-CUComputer PowerShell cmdlet to add a non-domain joined machine to the organization tree.$$$$$$Bug fixes$$$189787: In the Real-Time DX Console org tree; a checkbox now appears as expected near Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops + Citrix Cloud connections if “Enable Synchronization” is checked.$$$191830: For FSLogix; profile disks are now visible after upgrade.$$$192414: Using PowerShell scripts for monitor actions can now be enforced by the permissions set in the Security Policy.$$$200635: If you use the Uninstall PowerShell command to uninstall a monitor; the service is now completely uninstalled as expected.$$$201740: If outbound agent communication is disabled globally; gRPC server for outbound agent connections is no longer activated.$$$200164: The Monitor Management role is now assigned to only one monitor in a cluster.$$$Known issues$$$If in DEX Global Settings (app.controlup.com); the Session Timeout for the Real-Time DX Console is set to a certain time (default is 24 hours) and the Real-Time DX Console is left open for longer than the session timeout; the Console may freeze and not get logged out as it should.$$$After the initial upgrade; if you open the Real-Time DX Console as the user with the Owner role; you may not see monitor status or hypervisor connections. The Controller; Incidents and Events panes may also be unavailable.$$$Workaround: Restart the Real-Time DX Console.

Version: 9.0.5$$$New features$$$Web Login $$$Log into the Real-Time DX Console through a browser with your ControlUp account. You no longer need an Active Directory or a domain user. You can use SAML SSO or Azure/Google OAuth to access the Console; and you can SSO groups to manage Console permissions. User management is also simplified because you now access the Real-Time Console and app.controlup.com with the same account.$$$$$$Trigger Management with PowerShell cmdlets$$$You can now create; read; update and delete triggers; and trigger actions; schedules and templates with PowerShell cmdlets; without having to access Trigger Settings in the Real-Time DX Console. You can efficiently perform bulk actions on triggers with increased flexibility; especially if you frequently update your organization’s triggers.$$$$$$Browser Performance Monitoring$$$Improve visibility into the performance of Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge by collecting browser URL and browser tab title information on a per process basis. You can identify performance issues caused by specific web pages that might affect the overall performance of the user session or even other users sharing the same infrastructure.$$$$$$Citrix EDT Monitoring$$$You can now monitor Citrix EDT (Enlightened Data Transport) user sessions to gain better insight into users that access their virtualized Citrix environments using this method. You can benefit from enhanced real-time visibility into session reliability and performance.$$$$$$Add Non-Domain Machines to ControlUp$$$You can now add non-domain joined machines to your organization with the Real-Time DX Console. You no longer need to use the Add-CUComputer PowerShell cmdlet to add a non-domain joined machine to the organization tree.$$$$$$Bug fixes$$$189787: In the Real-Time DX Console org tree; a checkbox now appears as expected near Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops + Citrix Cloud connections if “Enable Synchronization” is checked.$$$191830: For FSLogix; profile disks are now visible after upgrade.$$$192414: Using PowerShell scripts for monitor actions can now be enforced by the permissions set in the Security Policy.$$$200635: If you use the Uninstall PowerShell command to uninstall a monitor; the service is now completely uninstalled as expected.$$$201740: If outbound agent communication is disabled globally; gRPC server for outbound agent connections is no longer activated.$$$200164: The Monitor Management role is now assigned to only one monitor in a cluster.$$$Known issues$$$If in DEX Global Settings (app.controlup.com); the Session Timeout for the Real-Time DX Console is set to a certain time (default is 24 hours) and the Real-Time DX Console is left open for longer than the session timeout; the Console may freeze and not get logged out as it should.$$$After the initial upgrade; if you open the Real-Time DX Console as the user with the Owner role; you may not see monitor status or hypervisor connections. The Controller; Incidents and Events panes may also be unavailable.$$$Workaround: Restart the Real-Time DX Console.

Real-Time DX Release Notes$$$Version: 9.0$$$Released: June 16th; 2024$$$$$$Current build: 1680$$$$$$New Prerequisites$$$ControlUp Agents$$$$$$Any ControlUp Agent running 9.0 now requires .NET Framework 4.8. It is important that you install .NET Framework 4.8 before upgrading the agent to 9.0.$$$Network Requirements$$$$$$For 9.0; you need to whitelist new URLs on your console and monitor machines to access our new backend services. You can find a full list of required DNS and ports here (for US and rest of the world) and here (EU) $$$$$$Note that there are additional URLs to whitelist on your agents; if you want to use the the agent outbound communication feature.$$$$$$Agent Outbound Communication$$$Reverse agent communication where agents initiate the communication (“outbound”) with the ControlUp Monitors. By default; monitor machines will expose a gRPC server for agent outbound connections (over TCP 443). However; to mark an agent as ready for outbound communication; you need to explicitly set agents to be able to communicate outbound. $$$$$$Benefits$$$Modernize agent to monitor communication over HTTPS.$$$Remove AD dependency for ControlUp Agent. You can now add non-domain-joined machines to the ControlUp organization. $$$Agent forward compatibility. When agents use outbound communication; agents can run higher version than the monitors.$$$Note$$$Inbound port 40705 is still required for:$$$$$$Data Collector machines (API data collection for extensions)$$$Machines you want to manage via the Real-Time Console. For the Console to Agent communication; the agent still needs to listen to TCP port 40705. $$$To learn more about this feature; click here. $$$$$$Monitor Metrics and Actions$$$This feature enhances visibility into the performance of your monitor clusters. These metrics are available in the VDI & DaaS view.$$$$$$Note$$$$$$Some of the new actions allow you to:$$$$$$Create new triggers based on new monitor metrics.$$$Run the following actions on monitors:$$$Start monitor$$$Stop monitor$$$Restart monitor$$$Set monitor capacity$$$Set public DNS name $$$To learn more about this feature; click here. $$$$$$Removed AD Dependency for Monitors$$$If you install your monitors on a workgroup machine; UPNs are no longer used. To configure the security policy of your ControlUp accounts; you can now configure security policy roles using DEX email addresses.$$$$$$Install Monitors with New Automation Module$$$In 9.0; you no longer need to use the Real-Time Console to install; upgrade or remove a ControlUp Monitor. Simply import the new ControlUp Automation module from the PowerShell gallery. Once you import the module into a PowerShell session; you can use the built-in PowerShell cmdlets to manage monitors programmatically. This new approach allows you to deploy the monitor on any workgroup PC (non domain-joined).$$$$$$To learn more about this feature; click here.$$$$$$Built-In Folder Synchronization$$$Synchronizing your AVD; CVAD; Horizon; and Citrix Cloud is now built-into RTDX. This allows you to add your virtual machines to the ControlUp organization tree without the need of manually adding them one by one. You can synchronize your machines manually from the console or by configuring the synchronization to be run automatically from your monitors. Synchronization options such as DNS mapping or Sites mappings are included; as well as the option to define specific host pools (AVD); desktop pools (Horizon) or delivery groups (Citrix). $$$$$$To learn more about this feature; click here.$$$$$$New PowerShell Cmdlets$$$Monitor Cmdlets$$$Install-CUMonitor$$$Invoke-CUMonitorUpdate$$$Uninstall-CUMonitor$$$Security Policy Cmdlets$$$Add-CUPolicyRoles$$$Get-CUPolicyRoles$$$Get-CUPermissionEntries$$$New-CUPolicyRoleDescription$$$New-CUPolicyRoleMember$$$New-CUPolicyRoleAcl$$$API Profile Management$$$Get-CUAPIProfile$$$Set-CUAPIProfile$$$Set-CUAPIToken$$$Horizon Management$$$Add-AddHorizonEUCConnection$$$Get-EUCConnections$$$Remove-EUCConnection$$$Update-HorizonEUCConnection$$$To learn more; click here.$$$$$$Remote Control$$$You ca

Real-Time DX Release Notes$$$Version: 9.0$$$Released: April 25th; 2024$$$$$$Current build: 1616$$$$$$New Prerequisites$$$ControlUp Agents$$$$$$Any ControlUp Agent running 9.0 now requires .NET Framework 4.8. It is important that you install .NET Framework 4.8 before upgrading the agent to 9.0.$$$Network Requirements$$$$$$For 9.0; you need to whitelist new URLs on your console and monitor machines to access our new backend services. You can find a full list of required DNS and ports here (for US and rest of the world) and here (EU) $$$$$$Note that there are additional URLs to whitelist on your agents; if you want to use the the agent outbound communication feature.$$$$$$Agent Outbound Communication$$$Reverse agent communication where agents initiate the communication (“outbound”) with the ControlUp Monitors. By default; monitor machines will expose a gRPC server for agent outbound connections (over TCP 443). However; to mark an agent as ready for outbound communication; you need to explicitly set agents to be able to communicate outbound. $$$$$$Benefits$$$Modernize agent to monitor communication over HTTPS.$$$Remove AD dependency for ControlUp Agent. You can now add non-domain-joined machines to the ControlUp organization. $$$Agent forward compatibility. When agents use outbound communication; agents can run higher version than the monitors.$$$Note$$$Inbound port 40705 is still required for:$$$$$$Data Collector machines (API data collection for extensions)$$$Machines you want to manage via the Real-Time Console. For the Console to Agent communication; the agent still needs to listen to TCP port 40705. $$$To learn more about this feature; click here. $$$$$$Monitor Metrics and Actions$$$This feature enhances visibility into the performance of your monitor clusters. These metrics are available in the VDI & DaaS view.$$$$$$Note$$$$$$Some of the new actions allow you to:$$$$$$Create new triggers based on new monitor metrics.$$$Run the following actions on monitors:$$$Start monitor$$$Stop monitor$$$Restart monitor$$$Set monitor capacity$$$Set public DNS name $$$To learn more about this feature; click here. $$$$$$Removed AD Dependency for Monitors$$$If you install your monitors on a workgroup machine; UPNs are no longer used. To configure the security policy of your ControlUp accounts; you can now configure security policy roles using DEX email addresses.$$$To learn more about this feature; click here.

Version: 9.0$$$Released: March 10th; 2024$$$$$$Current build: 1546$$$$$$New Prerequisites$$$ControlUp Agents$$$$$$Any ControlUp Agent running 9.0 now requires .NET Framework 4.8. It is important that you install .NET Framework 4.8 before upgrading the agent to 9.0.$$$Network Requirements$$$$$$For 9.0; you need to whitelist new URLs on your console and monitor machines to access our new backend services. You can find a full list of required DNS and ports here (for US and rest of the world) and here (EU) $$$$$$Note that there are additional URLs to whitelist on your agents; if you want to use the the agent outbound communication feature.$$$$$$Agent Outbound Communication$$$Reverse agent communication where agents initiate the communication (“outbound”) with the ControlUp Monitors. By default; monitor machines will expose a gRPC server for agent outbound connections (over TCP 443). However; to mark an agent as ready for outbound communication; you need to explicitly set agents to be able to communicate outbound. $$$$$$Benefits$$$Modernize agent to monitor communication over HTTPS.$$$Remove AD dependency for ControlUp Agent. You can now add non-domain-joined machines to the ControlUp organization. $$$Agent forward compatibility. When agents use outbound communication; agents can run higher version than the monitors.$$$Note$$$Inbound port 40705 is still required for:$$$$$$Data Collector machines (API data collection for extensions)$$$Machines you want to manage via the Real-Time Console. For the Console to Agent communication; the agent still needs to listen to TCP port 40705. $$$To learn more about this feature; click here. $$$$$$Monitor Metrics and Actions$$$This feature enhances visibility into the performance of your monitor clusters. These metrics are available in the VDI & DaaS view.$$$$$$Note$$$$$$Some of the new actions allow you to:$$$$$$Create new triggers based on new monitor metrics.$$$Run the following actions on monitors:$$$Start monitor$$$Stop monitor$$$Restart monitor$$$Set monitor capacity$$$Set public DNS name $$$To learn more about this feature; click here. $$$$$$Removed AD Dependency for Monitors$$$If you install your monitors on a workgroup machine; UPNs are no longer used. To configure the security policy of your ControlUp accounts; you can now configure security policy roles using DEX email addresses.$$$To learn more about this feature; click here. $$$$$$Install Monitors with New Automation Module$$$In 9.0; you no longer need to use the Real-Time Console to install; upgrade or remove a ControlUp Monitor. Simply import the new ControlUp Automation module from the PowerShell gallery. Once you import the module into a PowerShell session; you can use the built-in PowerShell cmdlets to manage monitors programmatically. This new approach allows you to deploy the monitor on any workgroup PC (non domain-joined).$$$$$$To learn more about this feature; click here.$$$$$$Built-In Folder Synchronization$$$Synchronizing your AVD; CVAD; Horizon; and Citrix Cloud is now built-into RTDX. This allows you to add your virtual machines to the ControlUp organization tree without the need of manually adding them one by one. You can synchronize your machines manually from the console or by configuring the synchronization to be run automatically from your monitors. Synchronization options such as DNS mapping or Sites mappings are included; as well as the option to define specific host pools (AVD); desktop pools (Horizon) or delivery groups (Citrix). $$$$$$To learn more about this feature; click here.$$$$$$New PowerShell Cmdlets$$$Monitor Cmdlets

New Features and Enhancements$$$Real-Time DX$$$Azure Government: Adding an Azure Government Cloud to ControlUp is now supported.$$$Custom Tags Column: You can now add a custom Tags column to the Machines and Sessions views by using registry settings to create new keys. Use the Tags column to show the values that you configure. Learn more here.$$$CVAD Data Collection Columns: You can now add CVAD Data Collection columns to show CVAD data collection metrics in the Folders; Machines; Sessions; and Applications views. Learn more here.$$$Process Data Collection: You can use the Process Data Collection feature to specify which system and non-user attached processes should not be collected by the ControlUp Agents. Reducing agent resource usage leads to better overall data collection and performance. Learn more here.$$$Network Drives Column Preset: You can add the Detailed Network Drive Info column preset to the grid in the Storage view. The preset enables you to more efficiently monitor your mapped Windows network drives. Learn more here.$$$Solve$$$Network Drives in Solve: You can now view the network drives of managed machines if you drill down to specific sessions in the Topology view. Learn more here.$$$ $$$$$$Bug Fixes$$$Real-Time DX (992 build)$$$120436: Configuration service endpoint isn’t detected.$$$136564: Logon Duration doesn’t display the correct color in the grid for custom stress level settings.$$$140464: Dump to Disk follow-up action doesn’t work.$$$141723: Cannot edit Run an action follow-up action due to grayed out Template field.$$$144270: The Invoke-CUQuery PowerShell cmdlet fails to run on ControlUp Monitors.$$$144305: Export Azure Machine view to an XLS (Excel 97-2003) throws an “Argument Out Of Range” error.$$$145315: You can’t perform Install Agent or Deploy ControlUp Agent actions on machines after you upgrade the console version.$$$146254: The coordinator stops reporting data after you create and execute a scheduled folder trigger.$$$148662:Script-based actions don’t appear in the Real-Time Console if the “Category” and “ActionCategory” fields have values in the action metadata.$$$149144: Real-Time DX doesn’t display the branch name for AVD user sessions in the Sessions grid. $$$149490: MSP environment:The monitor of a tenant fails to connect after you update the tenant with an expired user password.$$$149921: Large process files corrupt the log files of the monitor.$$$149961: Azure machines don’t appear in the grid in the Real-Time Console or in Solve if you add them to a new resource group for existing connections.$$$151052: No hypervisor data shown in the Real-Time Console DX and Solve. $$$151142: AVD Session Connection Type and AVD Session Connection Transport columns in the Sessions view display N/A for AVD sessions.$$$151272: Monitors don’t show association with Horizon RDS machines if you add them as EUC and hypervisor.$$$152381: The option Disable views that depend on process-level information is missing from Advanced Settings.$$$154118: The ControlUp Agent fails to connect to the cuAgentHelper via the pipe.$$$155594: If you enable MSP mode; editing shared credentials fails if you don’t set the domain to primary.$$$155643: The Real-Time Console can’t add an Azure connection with local credentials.$$$155911: Monitor crashes due to an exception in association mask distribution.$$$Real-Time DX (1012 build)$$$163560: Running Solve Script Actions will only work if Org Members role has the “Run Shared Script Action” permission$$$162491: The process “AppLoadTimeTracer” is now included in the global inclusion list.$$$163605: Session Logon Duration data isn’t saved if the CUAgent restarts.$$$163671: Monitor doesn’t upload all CacheActivity files when it returns from offline mode to online mode.$$$Real-Time DX (1021 build)$$$171129: cuAgentHelper may crash after upgrading to version 8.8 MR.$$$The following features may not work as expected: Remote DX; Active Application and monitor network drive metrics.$$$Real-Time DX (1067 build)$$$153687: H

Real-Time DX (1012 build)$$$163560: Running Solve Script Actions will only work if Org Members role has the “Run Shared Script Action” permission$$$162491: The process “AppLoadTimeTracer” is now included in the global inclusion list.$$$163605: Session Logon Duration data isn’t saved if the CUAgent restarts.$$$163671: Monitor doesn’t upload all CacheActivity files when it returns from offline mode to online mode.$$$Solve$$$135153: Top Consumer Users names don’t appear in reports after you logoff and login to a session.$$$150665: Enable\Disable maintenance mode actions fail on unmanaged Citrix machines.$$$154456: Machines don’t appear in the Host Pools or AVD Workspaces topology views.$$$155906: The Sessions Stress Level widget displays data from system sessions.$$$157573: The number of processes in the Monitored Processes column in the grid doesn’t match the number of processes in the topology.$$$161462: Incorrect data appears for an agentless machine if you drill down to a Horizon session in the Machines (Horizon) topology view.$$$162049: The ControlUp Monitor returns the “HighStressedSessions” value even if there are no sessions.$$$Remote DX$$$138305: Remote DX – IGEL: Switching between WIFI to Ethernet – WIFI metrics are frozen.$$$139556: Remote DX data doesn’t display in the Sessions view if you select the Remote DX Column Preset. $$$141607: Can’t read ‘PING’ response from virtual channel “cuepux” for HZ Session.$$$143855: Redundant errors appear in the CUAgent log if the Remote DX plugin isn’t installed on the client machine.$$$145290: IGEL: The grid displays active data for a session 5 minutes after restarting the client machine. $$$149512: If you don’t install a Remote DX client plugin; the “vmware-rdpvcbridge-cuAgentHelper” log saves redundant files for the session.$$$ $$$$$$Known Issues$$$Real-Time DX$$$139714: AVD % Machines with successful AVD Agent upgrade textbox isn’t fully visible in the trigger editor.$$$Solve$$$118241: Machines don’t appear in the Machines (Horizon) topology view.$$$Remote DX$$$156761: If you install Remote DX on a macOS version 10.15 or earlier; Citrix Viewer crashes or displays a gray screen instead of the remote desktop.$$$

May 2023$$$New Features and Capabilities$$$Dark mode – You can now switch between light and dark mode by clicking on your user profile at the bottom-left of the screen and using the Theme toggle.$$$More System Events recorded – The System Events audit log now records events related to organization access and changes to your access control system.

Version 8.7 includes many security enhancements described below. If you are upgrading from a previous version of ControlUp; you must follow this upgrade flow for all ControlUp users$$$$$$Please refer https://www.controlup.com/controlup-release-notes/

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