Connection Broker CLI: The new leostream-broker CLI can be used to query for the Connection Broker installation code, show current license information, and apply a new Leostream license (see “Querying and Setting License Information” in the Connection Broker Application Guide)
Users can now launch the Scyld Cloud Workstation software client to connect to machines offered when logging in using the Leostream Web client 6
Scyld Cloud Workstation connections launched from a Leostream Connect login can now be directed through a Leostream Gateway
Mechdyne TGX: Upgraded the TGX encryption tool to version 2.2
Joining Desktops to Domains
The Connection Broker now removes Active Directory records for desktops that it added to the domain when that desktop is deleted via a Leostream Release Plan (requires Leostream Agent 7.4.11)
You can now add desktops to Active Directory groups as part of the Domain-join process in a Leostream pool (see “Joining Pooled Desktops to a Domain” in the Connection Broker Administrator's Guide)
Dashboard: You can now customize the layout of the available widgets on the Leostream Dashboard (see “Using the Pool Statistics Dashboard” in the Connection Broker Administrator's Guide)
Connection Broker 9.1.6 Resolved Issues:
The Leostream Dashboard now stores configuration changes, such as selected pools, when you navigate away from the page
The Send username to MFA provider as option for RADIUS MFA Providers is now honored when users log in using a PCoIP Zero client
The User Assignments report now accurately displays the role associated with users who are hard-assigned to desktops
Users logging in using a PCoIP Software client with RADIUS MFA enabled can now reset their expired passwords
Resolved potential problems using the DCV external authenticator with Connection Broker clusters
AWS center scans no longer reset IP addresses when the Leostream Agent is unable to retrieve the instance’s meta data
Azure centers are now taken offline when the Azure API call fails, to avoid removing all Azure resources from Connection Broker lists
The Connection Broker now correctly redirects administrators to the Leostream License page after they log in via a SAML-based IdP to a Leostream environment with an expired license
Leostream Agent 7.4.13 for Microsoft Windows operating systems
Supports the new Connection Broker feature to remove Active Directory records for virtual machines that were joined to a domain and then subsequently deleted via Leostream
Adds an option to write Leostream Agent logs in UTC time instead of system time
Distinguishes between older RGS and new Remote Boost connections when reporting the list of installed protocols
Updates the Leostream USB drivers
Leostream Agent 5.2.10 for Linux and macOS
Upgrades the Leostream USB drivers to support newer Linux kernel versions
Resolves issues disconnection Scyld Cloud Workstation connection to macOS
Distinguishes between older RGS and new Remote Boost connections when reporting the list of installed protocols
For users connecting via PCoIP, Remote Boost, or NoMachine, retains a user’s existing SSH sessions when the Connection Broker requests the user’s desktop connection be closed
Adds an option to write Leostream Agent logs in UTC time instead of system time
Leostream Connect 3.8.4 for Linux and macOS
Upgrades the Leostream USB drivers to support newer Linux kernel versions
Adds an option to write Leostream Agent logs in UTC time instead of system time
Vlad Trofimov
Connection Broker 9.1.6 Features:
Connection Broker 9.1.6 Resolved Issues:
Leostream Agent 7.4.13 for Microsoft Windows operating systems
Leostream Agent 5.2.10 for Linux and macOS
Leostream Connect 3.8.4 for Linux and macOS