Release history
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Version 16.0.5 Latest Fixes30
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- CriticalSecurity embedded Chromium (CEF) updated to 156.0.15, addressing the October critical vulnerabilities patched in Chromium
- CriticalSecurity Node.js updated to 24.22.2, addressing the October critical vulnerabilities.
- CriticalSecurity the Python requester is built with Python 3.15, addressing the October critical Python and certificate vulnerabilities. WBEM over HTTPS connects to CIM servers that offer only RSA key exchange ciphers, such as OpenPegasus.
- CriticalUsers can change only their own full name and notification settings in their profile; changing their access profile, organization or another user's profile is refused, as are profile changes from read-only sessions and disabled users.
- MajorA Basic HTTP sensor with certificate checking that is redirected from HTTPS to HTTP reports the certificate as not available instead of failing every sensor in its group.
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Version 16.0.3 Fixes11
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- CriticalA malformed or invalid API call can no longer cause NetCrunch Server to restart; such calls are answered with an error to the caller instead.
- CriticalJSON data stores enforce their read and write access levels on every call, and read-only sessions can no longer write to them.
- CriticalPicture names are validated, so pictures outside the map picture repository can no longer be read or deleted through a crafted name.
- MajorEnabling or disabling a monitoring pack with several nodes selected applies to all selected nodes.
- MajorFixed a crash caused by weak references being released after the memory manager was shut down.
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Version 16.0.2 Fixes56
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- CriticalFixed a crash caused by a race between a sensor view target and its shutdown.
- CriticalLoading an atlas no longer causes an access violation when the license manager is not assigned.
- CriticalOpening the monitor report settings no longer crashes when no counter classes are returned.
- CriticalThe event database no longer crashes when the PostgreSQL server terminates an open connection.
- CriticalThe Web Access server no longer fails to start when its listening port cannot be opened.
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Version 16.0.1 Fixes30 Features84
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- New(Graphical Views) Rich Text Support Text and shape widgets can now display formatted content, including bold text, italic text, and lists.
- NewBreaking Change Data Receiver and Telemetry sensors now return real HTTP status codes. Peviously every failure returned 200 with the error only in the body, so a mistyped sensor name looked like a successful send while the data was silently discarded. Failures now return 400, 401, 404 or 503 - integrations that check only for 200 will start reporting errors they were previously ignoring.
- NewAbility to add nodes to a node group view in Web Console
- NewAbility to restore or delete Atlas if it cannot be correctly loaded
- NewAdd last hardware change column to hardware inventory view