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Latest Digital Employee Experience Updates
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August 14, 2026 - HAI Update
Omnissa releases a new Horizon Agents Installer build that fixes a deadlock in the Horizon Windows agent that could block users from connecting to virtual desktops, with updated agent components included in the installer.
Horizon Cloud | 14 August 2026
Horizon Agents Installer (HAI) version 26.1.0-31670512777 | 14 AUG 2026
Horizon Edge Gateway version 2603.2.0 | 01 JUL 2026
Check periodically for additions and updates to these release notes.
Horizon Cloud is a multi-cloud Desktop as a Service deployment with thin edge infrastructure. The service provides you with a global view of your desktops and applications spanning on-premises and cloud environments. Regardless of the location of your desktop and application deployments, Horizon Cloud enables you to consistently manage and monitor them.
These Horizon Cloud release notes detail the new features and enhancements in each release. The release notes also provide other information about Horizon Cloud such as limitations, known issues, and support contact information.
Support for new features depends on your specific infrastructure and capacity providers.
August 14, 2026 - HAI Update
A new build of the Horizon Agents Installer (HAI) version 26.1.0-31670512777 is now available. This HAI version addresses a deadlock in Horizon Windows agent that prevents end users from connecting to their virtual desktop. The following agent versions are included in the Horizon Agents Installer:
- Horizon Agent: 8.18.0-31663763437
- Dynamic Environment Manager Agent: 10.19.0.2389
- App Volumes Agent: 4.21.0.5081
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What's new 2026.7
Nexthink releases version 2026.7 of Infinity Standard edition with broader AI and device management, including Assist-driven remote actions, Spark conversation insights, improved AI tools governance, mobile alert visibility, enhanced Wi‑Fi reporting, and streamlined navigation across key product areas.
This page lists key features and improvements released in version 2026.7 of the Nexthink Infinity Standard edition - August 17, 2026
Feature availability may differ between Nexthink Infinity and Nexthink Infinity for Government. For a complete overview, please refer to the Infinity for Government Feature Exclusion List and detailed release notes on the Extended Documentation website.
Workspace✦: Action execution from Assist
Let Assist run remote actions and workflows directly from a conversation. Instead of using an investigation, you can now ask Assist to take action directly, enabling end-to-end journeys from diagnosis to resolution. Before any action is executed, Workspace presents an impact assessment and requires your approval, while respecting the existing permissions for remote actions and workflows. Refer to the Enabling Experimental mode documentation for more information.
🔎 This feature is in beta and may change before its final release.
Nexthink Spark: Improved management and conversation insights
Manage Spark more effectively with new configuration options and conversation analytics:
- Conversation topics: View Spark conversations categorized by topic in the Spark All conversations dashboard to understand employee needs better, measure adoption, and identify opportunities to improve responses. Refer to the Monitoring Spark documentation for more information.
- Manage Spark configuration: Manage Spark from a consolidated control center. The Manage Spark view brings together key configuration options, including bot name, web search, knowledge sources, connectors, Actions, and Escalation, making it easier to discover and manage Spark capabilities from one place. Settings that remain managed in dedicated areas, such as connector configuration, are now directly accessible from the consolidated Spark management view. Refer to the Managing Spark settings documentation for more information.
Depending on your current licensing model, this capability may require an additional license. Contact your Nexthink representative for more information.
AI Tools: Discovery and campaign enhancements
Manage AI tools more efficiently with updates to discovery, configuration, and campaign management:
- Enhanced discovery: Two new columns on the discovered tools list make it easier to assess AI tools. Users shows how many employees are using each tool, helping you prioritize reviews, while Added on shows when a tool was first discovered in your environment, making it easier to identify newly emerging AI tools. Refer to the Governing AI tools documentation for more information.
This functionality will be made available following the completion of the 2026.7 rollout in all regions.
- Integrated policy assignment: Assign a tool's policy (Recommended, Allowed, or Prohibited) directly in the configuration flow, completing setup in a single step instead of switching between screens. Refer to the Governing AI tools documentation for more information.
- Campaign preview: Preview the built-in AI Tools campaign to see what it includes before deciding whether to publish it to employees. Refer to the Monitoring AI adoption documentation for more information.
Alerts: Mobile device impact visibility
Monitor and investigate mobile device issues alongside other endpoint alerts. Alerts based on mobile device monitors now surface affected mobile devices across the Alerts overview, Alert details, notifications, and Investigation drilldowns, giving you a consistent way to identify impacted devices and investigate mobile incidents. Refer to the Getting started with Alerts documentation for more information.
Depending on your current licensing model, this capability may require an additional license. Contact your Nexthink representative for more information.
Applications: Simplified navigation
Navigate the Application Experience more easily with an updated tab layout. Benchmarks is now available under the Performance tab, while Guides and Sentiment are promoted to top-level tabs, making key insights quicker to access. Refer to the Monitoring web applications documentation for more information.
This functionality will be made available following the completion of the 2026.7 rollout in all regions.
Configurable OAuth token prefixes
Integrate more easily with third-party platforms that require custom OAuth token prefixes. You can now configure a custom token prefix for OAuth authentication, reducing integration complexity, eliminating the need for external workarounds, and expanding compatibility with enterprise VDI environments.
This feature requires configuration or setting user permissions before use. Please see the Connector credentials documentation for more information.
Depending on your current licensing model, this capability may require an additional license. Contact your Nexthink representative for more information.Device View: Consistent device performance thresholds
Troubleshoot issues more consistently with aligned thresholds in Device View. Device performance metrics now use the same thresholds as Digital Experience scores for all supported metrics, regardless of whether they are enabled in your DEX score. Refer to the Timeline documentation for more information.
💡 Thanks for expressing your interest in this feature on our ideas portal!
Wi-Fi 6E/7 support and MAC address reporting
Gain visibility into modern wireless standards and the addresses that link devices to your network records. Connectivity data now includes the 6 GHz band and Wi-Fi 7 (802.11be), keeping Wi-Fi reports accurate as devices adopt these technologies. Nexthink also reports the MAC address of the primary physical network adapter, allowing correlation with access point records, switch port records, and network access control records. On Windows, you can also see whether the Wi-Fi MAC address is randomized and whether it rotates, explaining why a device may not match existing network records. This capability requires Collector version 26.7 or later. Refer to the Timeline documentation for more information.
💡 Thanks for expressing your interest in this feature and this related enhancement on our ideas portal!
Investigations: Expanded NQL grouping capabilities
Analyze data more efficiently by grouping results on integer and IP address fields in NQL. You can now summarize devices by the exact IP address they present, or group records by discrete integer values, such as HTTP error codes, making it easier to identify network patterns, investigate shared egress points, and generate reports without exporting data for additional processing. Refer to the NQL summarize by documentation for more information.
Remote Actions: User-aware execution
Run interactive remote actions only once the targeted user is logged in, so they always execute in the correct user context. When a remote action runs as an interactive user, the executing username is now consistently captured in the data model, reducing failed executions and giving you clear visibility into which user executed each action. Refer to the Executing remote actions documentation for more information.
💡 Thanks for expressing your interest in this feature on our ideas portal!
Role-based visibility for interaction data
Strengthen privacy controls with additional options to anonymize user interaction and focus time data. You can collect valuable digital experience insights while limiting access to only the roles that need it, helping meet privacy requirements without sacrificing visibility.
This feature requires configuration or setting user permissions before use. Please see the Roles documentation for more information.💡 Thanks for expressing your interest in this feature and this related enhancement on our ideas portal!
Simplified Administration navigation
Find settings more quickly with an updated Administration experience. Clearer menu names, improved organization, in-menu search, and a new AI Resources category make configuration easier to navigate. A refreshed design also provides a more consistent experience across the platform. Refer to the Administration documentation for more information.
Support access for external accounts
Strengthen the security of support access to your tenant. The Nexthink external support team, using @ext.nexthink.com accounts, can now authenticate through Nexthink corporate SSO instead of local accounts, providing a more secure way to grant support access. To use SSO authentication, support access accounts must use a unique username and cannot share it with an existing local account.
This feature requires configuration or setting user permissions before use. Please see the Accounts documentation for more information.This functionality will be made available following the completion of the 2026.7 rollout in all regions.
New in the Library
Visit the in-product Nexthink Library for the following new content:
- Physical endpoint rightsizing: Evaluate each device's compute capacity, mobility profile, and display requirements with a new dashboard that identifies rightsized, oversized, and undersized devices to support data-driven refresh and allocation decisions.
This feature requires configuration or user permissions before use. See the Physical endpoint rightsizing documentation for details.
New Library content will be made available following the 2026.7 rollout in all regions.
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- Aug 13, 2026
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HP Workforce Experience Platform by HP
Automate Remediations and Workflows to Scale Support
HP Workforce Experience Platform introduces AI-driven remediations and a no-code Workflow Builder to help IT teams fix issues faster, automate recurring tasks, reduce ticket noise, and improve MTTR with more proactive, consistent operations.
How AI-driven remediations and low-code workflows reduce operational drag and speed resolution
You’ve invested years building your IT expertise, and your team has, too. But if you step back and look at how that expertise is used day-to-day, the picture is often frustratingly familiar. Many experienced IT professionals report spending a significant portion of their time on repetitive, reactive tasks—responding to alerts, resolving routine issues, and manually executing the same maintenance processes again and again. That constant churn slows resolution times, fills ticket queues, and leaves less room for the work that actually moves your organization forward.
Reducing this operational drag requires more than better alerts or faster responses. It requires shifting routine work out of manual workflows altogether. HP Workforce Experience Platform (WXP)1 has introduced AI-driven remediations and a new no-code workflow automation tool to help you do exactly that: move beyond constant firefighting, resolve issues faster, prevent problems before they impact employees, and standardize recurring processes so skilled IT talent can focus on the more complex challenges where they’ll deliver the most value.
Use AI to Find Problems, Then Help Solve Them
Alerts have long been available to help address issues quickly, but most IT teams today aren’t short on alerts, they’re overwhelmed by them. When every issue demands human interpretation and manual follow-up, the usefulness of alerts is limited by the time and capacity of the team responding to them.
This is where AI can meaningfully change how work gets done. Instead of stopping at detection, WXP uses AI to help you understand what’s happening across your device fleet and what to do about it. AI-driven remediations move you beyond alert noise to actionable guidance by identifying likely root causes and recommending appropriate fixes, not just flagging another problem to investigate.
Stay in the Loop, but Out of the Fray
From there, you stay in control. WXP helps you review recommended remediations,3 select the scripts you trust, and decide how and when they should run—whether as a one-time action or on a recurring schedule, across the device groups you choose. Over time, this shortens resolution cycles, reduces repeat issues, and eases the constant pressure on your team to react.
You already have plenty of systems telling you when something is wrong. What’s harder to scale is consistently turning that signal into fast, effective action. By pairing AI-driven insight with guided remediation, WXP helps you resolve issues more quickly and in many cases, address them before employees are impacted at all.
Run Routines Routinely, Then Focus on the Exceptional
AI-driven remediations help you identify and resolve issues faster, but not all repetitive work starts with a problem. Many of the tasks that consume IT time are simply processes that need to happen consistently. Examples include routine maintenance, configuration checks, onboarding steps, or recurring compliance actions. These activities are easy to overlook until they are missed, and when that happens, they often turn into the tickets and disruptions you were trying to avoid in the first place.
Workflow Builder is designed to take this kind of repeatable work out of your team’s day-to-day queue. Using a low-code, visual designer, you can define workflows that run on a schedule or are triggered by specific events. Chain actions together using simple if-then logic, run scripts automatically, and apply them across the selected audience that makes sense for your environment. The result is a straightforward way to turn best practices into repeatable operations.
Out of Mind, but Within Sight
Just as importantly, automation does not mean losing visibility or control. If an automated action cannot resolve an issue (or if you simply need to keep records of all actions whether they’re automated or not), WXP can trigger a helpdesk ticket automatically, using webhooks to integrate with other platforms like ServiceNow or Jira. That keeps noise out of the queue while still maintaining the record you need for accountability and reporting. You can also use workflows to run configuration checks and proactively remediate drift, helping maintain compliance without relying on manual follow-up.
By standardizing workflows and shifting routine execution from people to the platform, you create more consistent outcomes, shorten resolution times, and free your team to focus on the work that actually requires their judgment and experience.
Stop the Ticket Treadmill, Start Automating Proactive Fixes
Routine work is part of IT. The problem arises when that work depends on constant human attention. Repetitive tasks compete with higher-value priorities and quietly limit how much progress your team can make. AI-driven remediations help issues get resolved faster, while workflow automation ensures recurring processes run consistently and predictably.
By shifting routine execution from your IT staff to WXP, you can keep essential work moving without keeping your team stuck in reactive mode. As Faisal Masud, President of HP Services and Workforce Experience, discussed in a recent podcast with Product Voices, our goal for WXP is not simply to automate tasks—it’s to deliver tangible outcomes to our customers. Our data indicates that a typical enterprise-scale organization (50K or more devices) using WXP can achieve a 30%-35% reduction in service desk tickets, leading to up to a 40% improvement in downtime reduction and a 45% improvement in overall Mean Time to Resolution (MTTR).4
If you are ready to reduce ticket noise while ensuring your best practices and policies still get consistently applied, contact your HP representative or fill out the form below to learn more about how WXP can help.
Additional Resources
https://learn.workforceexperience.hp.com/docs/using-ai-assisted-remediation-for-alerts
https://learn.workforceexperience.hp.com/docs/overview-of-workflows-in-wxp
https://learn.workforceexperience.hp.com/docs/automating-workflows-in-wxp
AI Remediations and Workflow Builder are available with WXP Pro and Elite plans and require PowerShell scripts.
Based on HP’s internal analysis of data collected between January 1, 2026, and July 31, 2026 across 4,447 customers and partners; over 5.4 million licensed active devices/seats; over 10.5 million telemetry events (including issues, alerts, and remediations) and 140 feature usage and clickstream metrics.
- Aug 12, 2026
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DEX and Action Release Notes August 2026
SysTrack releases new DEX Packs and Actions for browser extension control, Excel Formula Bar access, and Windows registry management with rollback support, while also improving Employee Wellbeing and adding Secure Boot PCA 2011 certificate transition status views.
This release includes updates to DEX Packs and Actions.
New and Updates
Disable-BrowserExtensions
Action
New - Disables specified browser extensions by writing to the relevant registry hives for Chrome and Edge. Note that machines managed by an MDM may override this action. The action will be available in the Device Configuration Actions kit.
EnableExcelFormulaBar
Action
New - Enables the Formula Bar in Excel for the current user. The action will be available in the Device Configuration Actions kit.
CreateRegistryKey EditRegistryKey DeleteRegistryKey RollbackRegistryChanges
Action
New - A package of four actions for managing Windows registry keys, supporting both HKLM and HKCU hives. All changes are tracked for rollback. Must be run as the System. All four actions will be available in the Device Configuration Actions kit. Create Registry Key: Creates a new registry key and optionally sets a value on it. Edit Registry Key: Changes a registry value on an existing key. Delete Registry Key: Removes a registry value or an empty leaf key. Rollback Registry Changes: Undoes previous Create, Edit, or Delete operations performed by this package.
WARNING: Registry changes can affect system stability and application behavior. Verify all registry keys and values before running these actions.
Employee Wellbeing
DEX
Changed - Multiple layout and performance improvements.
Secure Boot PCA 2011 Cert Transition
DEX
New - Shows every device in the selected group and its status in the Secure Boot certificate transition from the Windows Production PCA 2011 certificate to the Windows UEFI CA 2023 certificate.
For full descriptions of all actions, see the following section: Actions.
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Factory Sensors Kits August 2026
SysTrack adds a mid-August sensor update that retires the Operational sensor, removes alarm references, fixes folder size checks, improves Default Gateway Latency Impact with network exclusions, and introduces new Network and Security sensors for adapter and Secure Boot status.
Important
With the August 26 release, we will be retiring the Operational sensor. Please switch to the following sensors instead:
Retired sensor
Operational
Equivalent sensor
Agent Not Talking to Supervisor or SysTrack TrayApp Not Running
Sensor Update
Mid-August 2026
Sensor Name
Category
Details of UpdateInput Session Compression
Input Session Line Speed
Input Smart Card Bandwidth
Input SpeedScreen Data Channel Bandwidth
Input SpeedScreen Multimedia Acceleration Bandwidth
Input Text Echo Bandwidth
Citrix
Changed - Removed all references to alarms. The change is a part of the move from using alarms as sensors to using underlying data.Excessive Profiles Folder Size
Excessive Recycle Bin Size
Excessive Temp Folder Size
Disk
Fixed - The sensors now evaluate the folder sizes properly.Default Gateway Latency Impact
End-User Experience
Changed - Default Gateway Latency Impact now supports excluding networks to help prevent unwanted results. Added the GatewayLatency_Exclude variable to specify networks to exclude.Wired Adapter Disabled
Wireless Adapter Disabled
Network
New sensors.Secure Boot Cert Update Failed
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Secure Boot Cert Automatic Update Unavailable
Secure Boot Cert Automatic Update Opted Out
Secure Boot Cert Update Readiness Unknown
Secure Boot Cert Update Status Missing
Secure Boot Cert Update Restart Required
Security
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TeamViewer DEX 26.8 release notes
1E releases a broad platform update with Tia Reporting AI 3.0 for faster, more natural conversational analytics, new Freshservice integration, stronger RBAC, Best Practice Insights, ServiceNow event enhancements, and Exoprise now bundled with the 1E Client.
This release includes enhancements and fixes for the Platform and Solutions.
Tia Reporting AI 3.0
Tia Reporting AI 3.0 brings an upgrade to the intelligence behind conversational reporting by incorporating a next-generation AI engine into the Tia Reporting experience. Users can ask more natural, multi-part questions and receive faster, more accurate, and more contextually relevant insights from their Experience data.
Enhanced reasoning, query interpretation, and conversational understanding enable Tia to answer more sophisticated analytical questions with fewer prompts, helping administrators uncover trends, identify root causes, and make informed decisions more quickly. This new AI foundation also establishes a scalable Platform for the future expansion of Tia Reporting, enabling additional data models and cross-domain analysis to be incorporated over time as they become available.
Example
Instead of asking several individual questions, such as:
- "Show me devices with poor performance experience."
- "Limit the results to the London office."
- "Compare the last 30 days to the previous 30 days."
- "Summarize the biggest contributors."
Users can now ask a single question like:
"Over the last 30 days, what factors have contributed most to poor performance experience for London-based users, how has the trend changed compared to the previous month, and what are the highest-impact opportunities to improve their experience?"
Tia Reporting AI 3.0 interprets the complete request, performs the necessary analysis across the Experience data model, and delivers a concise, actionable response without requiring users to manually construct multiple reports or refine their query through several iterations.
Software and Software Reclaim
Within Normalized Software, three filters have been added; Unique Software Instances, Global Normalized Software, and Custom Normalized Software.
Within Normalized Software, a column has been added to identify whether software was globally or custom normalized. Custom normalized software is now reported by vendor and title. Previously, it was reported by vendor, title, and version.
- Software titles can be categorized as either business-relevant or non-business-relevant. Filters and custom views can be created for business-relevant software.
- Software Reclaim can be enabled for a software title from the Edit Details page for that title within Normalized Software.
- All software titles marked as Is Relevant in Software Reclaim will be migrated to software titles in the DEX Platform.
Business Impact
New integration: Freshservice
We've added a new third-party integration with Freshservice. This enables seamless exchange of service requests, incidents, and related service management data between Freshservice and the Platform.
ServiceNow Event integration: Enhanced event handling
The ServiceNow Event integration has been updated to provide more granular event handling and improved configuration flexibility.
- Multi-event handling enhancement: Updated multi-event processing logic so that a separate ServiceNow event is generated for each unmatched field when a response contains multiple unmatched fields.
- Node name configuration enhancement: Added a new configuration option to control the node name sent to ServiceNow. Supported node name options:
- Host Name (default)
- Device Name (from the JSON response)
Endpoint Automation RBAC
The role GuaranteedState with GuaranteedState > Read as a global permission will be able to view the administration of policies and rules such as Endpoint Automation.
The role Guaranteed State Report Viewer with GuaranteedStateReports > View as a localized permission will be able to view reports and dashboards for permitted devices on the platform, such as within Endpoint Automation. The Guaranteed State Report Viewer role enables targeted access for users who need visibility into compliance reporting, without the ability to manage rules or policies.
Removal of Administration Devices page
The Administration > Devices page has been identified as a duplicate of the Reports > Devices page. For this reason, the page Administration > Devices has been removed for a more streamlined Platform experience.
User Engagements RBAC
Within the User Engagements module, on both the classic UI and new UI, the page listing user engagements now only displays management groups that are visible to the end user in accordance with RBAC rules. Users can also only update and assign management groups for an engagement based on those RBAC rules.
Settings
AI settings: Tia Reporting
We've added centralized AI Features administration, allowing administrators to enable or disable AI capabilities globally or individually, with settings persisted across sessions. Reporting and related Observability features now respect licensing, AI feature configuration, and RBAC permissions, ensuring users only see functionality they're authorized to access. This also improves the Observability experience by removing inaccessible navigation items and eliminating loading and access issues for unauthorized users.
Sync log
The Sync Log is a page in Settings > General > Monitoring, that displays statistics on the records processed. This enables organizations to self-validate that all their data has been uploaded and processed.
Intelligence
DEX Intelligence has been renamed to Intelligence within the platform.
Best Practice Insights is a new category of insights designed to help IT administrators proactively identify devices that fall outside recommended operational and security standards.
Best Practice Insights analyze device telemetry across your device estate and surface actionable recommendations based on established best practices and statistical thresholds.
Initial insight types include:
- Disk Encryption: Identify devices that are not encrypted and may pose security or compliance risks.
- Battery Health: Detect devices with degraded battery capacity (<80%) that could impact user productivity.
- Disk Space: Highlight devices with low available storage (<10%) that may affect performance and software updates.
- Device Not Restarted: Surface devices that have not restarted (last 14 days) within the recommended time frame, helping ensure updates are applied and devices remain stable.
Key benefits:
- Proactively identify security, performance, and reliability risks.
- Prioritize remediation efforts across large device fleets.
- Improve compliance with organizational standards.
- Reduce support overhead through early issue detection.
Enhancements and fixes
Enhancement: Management Group Rules (PLAT-30422)
We have added 5 new management group rule attributes. These don’t rely on the software catalog:
- Device Default Gateway
- Device Last Boot Utc
- Device Locale
- Device Location
- Device Primary Connection Type
Enhancement: Experience Analytics (PLAT-31259)
The Experience Analytics > Inventory Management > Users screen now follows the Experience management group filtering and role-based access control. User APIs filter each user’s device list to include only devices within the administrator’s permitted management groups. Users with no accessible devices are automatically excluded from the results, ensuring the screen displays only users and devices the administrator is authorized to view.
Enhancement: Data Access (PLAT-31627)
There is a new view available in Delta sharing inventory_device_software. The view combines normalized and non-normalized software inventory.
Fix: Approvals (PLAT-31263)
Previously on the Approvals page grid view, sorting by the Created UTC column required two clicks. This bug has been corrected so now only one click is required to sort the column.
Enhancement: Business Impact (DEXSOL-2289)
In Business Impact, the ServiceNow third-party ticketing integration has been enhanced to support OAuth authentication in addition to the existing Basic Authentication.
Fix: Endpoint Troubleshooting (PLAT-31581)
We fixed an issue where the approximate target count on the Endpoint Troubleshooting page failed to update. A routing conflict caused the ApproxTarget API to return an error, preventing the UI from displaying the correct target value. This has been resolved in 26.8.
Fix: Endpoint Troubleshooting (PLAT-28034)
We fixed a caching bug in Endpoint Automation rule reports where stale data was served even after new policy responses were received. Cache-time tracking has been moved to the distributed cache, ensuring reports update correctly across all pods.
Enhancement: Exoprise Agent (PLAT-20714)
The Exoprise agent is now bundled with the 1E Client installer. Exoprise RUM functionality (Service Watch Desktop) is delivered through the existing 1E Client footprint, eliminating the need for customers to deploy and maintain a separate Exoprise agent. The 1E Client downloads and installs the Exoprise components automatically in the background, with no user interaction required.
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Omnissa Workspace ONE Content Gateway Container Release Notes
Omnissa Workspace ONE Content Gateway Container adds support for uploading trust certificates from dux to connect to external systems, along with security improvements and vulnerability fixes in this release.
Omnissa Workspace ONE Content Gateway Container Release Notes detail the new features and enhancements in each release. This page contains a summary of the new capabilities, issues that have been resolved, and known issues that have been reported in each version.
Omnissa Workspace ONE Content Gateway Container 2606 | 11 AUG 2026
What’s New
- Ability to upload trust certificate from dux to connect to external systems. For more information, see Adding CA Certficate Files.
- Security improvements and vulnerability fixes.
Known Issues
We have not identified any notable known issues in this release. If you are facing any problems, feel free to reach out to our support team.
Resolved Issues
We are always working to improve Content Gateway Container with every release. There are no major bug fixes to report.
Minimum Requirements
- Workspace ONE UEM Console 2410 or later
- Omnissa dux 3.1
Download Instructions
You can download the Content Gateway Container software from Customer Connect.
Product Documentation
Omnissa dux
Content Gateway Guide
Support Contact Information
To receive support, either submit a ticket through the Customer Connect portal or call your local support line. See Omnissa Support Phone Numbers (6000004) and Omnissa Customer Connect FAQs.
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9.2.5
ControlUp releases a major VDI update with direct monitoring for Omnissa Unified Access Gateway, host GPU and vGPU metrics, scalable Windows Event Log monitoring, Azure Managed Identity support, Azure availability zone visibility, Citrix Cloud Connector health metrics, and more.
Release Date: August 10, 2026
Current Build: 9.2.5.686
To download the current build, see our ControlUp Download Center (opens in new tab).
New Features
Monitor Omnissa Unified Access Gateway (opens in new tab)
You can now use ControlUp to monitor your Omnissa Unified Access Gateway (UAG) appliances directly, eliminating the need to log into individual gateways or rely on siloed tools to track DMZ health.
UAGs metrics (opens in new tab) display critical data in the Real-Time DX Console and a new cohesive UAGs dashboard in the VDI app.
This feature includes:
- Comprehensive Real-Time Metrics: Track availability, session counts, session failures, and hardware resource utilization (CPU, memory, and disk) at a glance.
- Historical Data Persistence: Metrics are automatically saved to your historical database with 5-minute, 1-hour, and 1-day aggregations for seamless trend analysis.
- Native ControlUp Power: UAG appliances integrate fully with native triggers, Script-Based Actions (SBAs), and RTDX, allowing you to set up proactive alerts and accelerate troubleshooting workflows.
Monitor Host GPUs
ControlUp for VDI now collects host-level metrics for physical NVIDIA GPUs (opens in new tab) and assigned vGPU profiles (opens in new tab). We’ve added new views, widgets, and metrics to monitor the GPUs and vGPUs in your environment.
The new metrics are displayed across the VDI real-time topology in dedicated GPUs and vGPUs views, as well as in new metrics columns on the existing Hosts (opens in new tab) and Machines (opens in new tab) views grids. You can focus on a specific host or machine in the topology view (Details) or organization tree, and drill down directly to individual user sessions utilizing GPU or vGPU resources.
You can also use the new metrics to configure Stress, Scheduled, and Advanced triggers (opens in new tab), as well as Script-based Actions (opens in new tab), to help your organization get ahead of rising GPU costs.
Note that these features are available only for VMWare ESXi.
Monitor Windows Events (opens in new tab)
The legacy Events feature in the Real-Time DX Console is being succeeded by a scalable, rule-driven Windows Event Log Monitoring feature in DEX.
Rather than forwarding all events to the cloud, the ControlUp Agent evaluates Windows events locally against your configured rules, filtering by Log, Provider, Event ID, and Severity Level. The agent then forwards only matching events to the dashboard. This keeps data ingestion volumes and infrastructure costs predictable, while giving your team the flexibility to track any event across your environment.
Key Benefits:
- Out-of-the-Box Intelligence: Ships with over 40 default rules organized by a standardized Vendor – Product – Subject naming convention (for example, Citrix - Broker - Registration Failure).
- Comprehensive Coverage: Default rules monitor system health, authentication, Group Policy, Windows Update, Windows Defender, and core session lifecycles across RDS, Citrix, Omnissa, AWS, FSLogix/UPM, and Hyper-V/AVD.
- Controlled Enablement: To prevent unexpected noise, the default ruleset is enabled automatically for new organizations. Existing organizations can opt in at any time.
Managed Identity for Azure (opens in new tab)
ControlUp for VDI now supports Managed Identity as a built-in alternative to standard Service Principal credentials, allowing you to configure Azure connections securely without providing a Client Secret. You can easily configure connections using either a system-assigned Managed Identity, which requires no additional IDs, or a user-assigned Managed Identity, which simply requires a client ID.
Your selected authorization method is strictly validated during setup, saved directly to the connection configuration, and seamlessly persists across all edit, reload, and update operations. Once configured, this authentication method is consistently utilized by the data collector runtime to ensure secure and uninterrupted data collection.
Azure Availability Zones (opens in new tab)
Availability zones metrics are now displayed for Azure virtual machines and disks in the Real-Time DX Console Machines and the VDI app Machines (Azure) views, providing clearer visibility into resiliency and placement. New metrics include:
- AZ Logical Zones
- AZ Physical Zones
New Health Metrics for Citrix Cloud Connector (opens in new tab)
From the Real-Time DX Console, you can now view all of your Cloud Connectors from any resource location.
From the VDI app, along with the common ControlUp metrics for any machine, you can view the following metrics specific to Citrix Cloud Connectors:
- Cloud Connector Service Status displays the number of active Citrix Cloud Connector services currently running out of the total installed services (e.g., X/13).
- Cloud Connector Stopped Service Names lists the specific Citrix Cloud Connector services that are currently stopped or missing.
- Cloud Connector Stopped Services displays the total number of Citrix Cloud Connector services currently stopped on this machine.
- Cloud Connector Running Services displays the total number of Citrix Cloud Connector services currently running on this machine.
Monitor FSLogix Dirty Bit Flag (opens in new tab)
The Storage > FSLogix Disks view now displays the following FSLogix Dirty Bits Flags metrics:
- Dirty Bit Last Checked displays the timestamp for when the dirty bit state was last queried on the endpoint.
- Dirty Bit Unknown Reason displays a translation of Win32 error code or context explaining why a definitive result could not be produced.
- NTFS Dirty Bit State displays the state of the NTFS dirty bit: N/A, NotMounted / NonNTFS / Unknown, Clean, or Dirty.
- Volume GUID Path displays the volume GUID used to perform the dirty bit query. Stored for traceability and troubleshooting.
Shared Credentials for Script-based Actions (opens in new tab)
You can now use Shared Credentials to configure arguments in Script-Based Actions (SBAs), reducing duplication and easing credential management across your organization’s automations.
Nutanix v4 and Prism Support (opens in new tab)
ControlUp has upgraded to the Nutanix v4 API and now supports direct connections to Prism Central, simplifying deployment within your Nutanix environment.
Known Issue
Web Interface
The preconfigured default rules might not appear the first time you open the Windows Event Log settings.
If no rules appear, click the Disable toggle (top-right), then click it again to re-enable, and refresh the page.
Bug Fixes
Real-Time DX (build 686)
- 316008: All Remote Clients columns in both the Real-Time DX Console and the VDI web UI populate for Horizon BLAST sessions as expected.
- 317561: Manage Registry no longer crashes on machines with only a listener on port 40705 and no NetBIOS name. If an error occurs, you'll now see a clear notification instead of an unhandled crash.
- 318570: Monitor clusters remain stable through version upgrades, nodes that drop rejoin the cluster successfully, and a coordinator failover no longer results in permanent node loss.
- 322445: After upgrading an organization with Independent Sites mode enabled to version 9.2.5.657 or higher, Independent Sites remains enabled as expected.
Real-Time DX (build 601)
- 282824: Built-in EUC Sync doesn’t crop machine name to 15 characters (if longer than 15) and VDA connection fails.
- 292702: After upgrading your organization’s ControlUp Monitors, the local configuration cache loads successfully.
- 308158: Citrix environment EUC connections display data as expected.
- 310561: The NIC Usage column in the Hosts view displays “N/A” instead of “0” for Nutanix AHV hosts.
Web Interface (build 601)
- 305031: When you start a Remote Control session on a user device that has multiple monitors, the All Displays selector appears as expected.
- 306949: After upgrading your organization’s ControlUp Monitors, the Disk I/O Utilization widget doesn’t display an increase greater than expected in the Machine Trends report.
Real-Time DX (build 484)
- 295547: When you connect to a Citrix session from a Dell ThinOS thin client, the client device name displays correctly in the Sessions view.
- 275879: When you connect to an AVD session from a Windows App client, the client IP address (oClientIP) displays correctly in the Sessions view.
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EUEM SaaS August 2026
Aternity lists its 2026 SaaS release archive and links to what's new for current and earlier years.
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What's New in Aternity SaaS 2026
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EUEM SaaS August 2026
Aternity releases a steady stream of SaaS updates, bringing new mobile dashboards and OData APIs, ServiceNow integration enhancements, smarter device and location upload tools, and broader support for Teams and macOS monitoring, alongside maintenance and stability fixes.
Aternity continuously evolves through frequent updates, delivering a stream of fresh functionality, improved features, and updated dashboards. In addition to our main monthly updates, Aternity introduces new features dynamically throughout the month as part of our agile CI/CD development process. Stay informed about these innovations by regularly checking our live feed (), where new features are promptly listed upon integration. Make it a habit to revisit this page frequently to stay ahead of the curve and explore the latest enhancements to elevate your Aternity experience.
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These features will be rolled out on the SaaS environments as per our release schedule. If you don't see these features in your Aternity console yet, please be patient as your system will be upgraded soon.
This article lists the latest updates to Aternity SaaS in 2026. You can also view Aternity updates from previous years.
New Features and Capabilities Released During August 2026
The scheduled August release provides system maintenance and internal bug fixes to enhance performance and stability.
New Features and Capabilities Released During July 2026
The scheduled July release provides system maintenance and internal bug fixes to enhance performance and stability.
New Features and Capabilities Released During June 2026
The scheduled June release provides system maintenance and internal bug fixes to enhance performance and stability.
- Mobile Dashboards and Data Sources Enhancements: Aternity Mobile now includes new Create Your Own Dashboard capabilities in the Mobile Dashboards > Analyze section. You can build custom dashboards using five advanced data sources that provide insights into application connection latency, data usage, health events, cellular coverage, and application data consumption. In addition, both raw and aggregated OData APIs are now available for these new data sources, enabling deeper analysis and integration with external reporting tools.
New Features and Capabilities Released During May 2026
- New Mobile OData APIs: New OData REST APIs for mobile application data usage are now available! Use MOBILE_APPLICATION_DATA_USAGE_RAW, _HOURLY, and _DAILY to track per-app network consumption across your mobile fleet. For example, spot usage spikes, identify resource-hungry apps, and detect abnormal behavior with up to 90 days of historical data.
- Aternity App for ServiceNow 3.3 Supports Australia Release: Aternity App for ServiceNow supports the ServiceNow Australia release. As part of changes introduced in the Australia release, customers using embedded tabs in the classic Incident view may need to complete a few manual configuration steps. Learn more about the required steps here.
- Upload and Download Location Mapping Files via API: It is now possible to upload and download location mapping files via API, in addition to the existing UI-based workflow. To use this capability, authentication is required via an OAuth application. Please note that API usage is subject to a rate limit of 10 calls per day per account.
- Upload a Device List for Smart Device Refresh Using an API: It is now possible to upload a device list for Smart Device Refresh using an API, in addition to the existing UI option. To use this capability, authentication is required via an OAuth application. Please note that this API is subject to a rate limit of 10 calls per day per account.
New Features and Capabilities Released During April 2026
- New Advanced Mobile Dashboard: Aternity now includes the Advanced Mobile Multi DS dashboard, offering a flexible, customizable view of the Mobile Application data source. It enables unified analysis of app usage, device attributes, network conditions, and more, allowing you to filter, aggregate, and correlate data in one place.
- New Mobile REST API: New OData REST APIs for mobile application data usage are now available! Use MOBILE_APPLICATION_DATA_USAGE_RAW, _HOURLY, and _DAILY to track per-app network consumption across your mobile fleet. For example, spot usage spikes, identify resource-hungry apps, and detect abnormal behavior with up to 90 days of historical data.
New Features and Capabilities Released During March 2026
- Aternity Module release 26.3 (RC) offers the enhancements for Troubleshoot Device dashboards including new out-of-the-box Citrix monitoring, new Citrix Static Attributes Collection, new Citrix Monitored Attributes Collection, OS Arch detection (Added Arm64), and security and performance enhancements.
- Service Desk Alerts for Mobile Devices Health Events: Service Desk Alerts can now be created using Mobile Devices Health Events, allowing association of runbooks or creation of ServiceNow tickets automatically to events generated by Android or iOS devices.
- Microsoft Teams solution pack: New dashboards provide in-depth user Microsoft Teams call quality, with a new role controlling access and 5 new predefined business activities added for Microsoft Teams.
- Aternity Digital Assistant 24.11.0.174 supports .NET9 and .NET10.
- Unified Agent 26.4 for Mac released for General Availability, allowing deploying modules for MacOS and monitoring MacOS devices.
- Agent for macOS 4.5.0 released as general availability.
New Features and Capabilities Released During February 2026
- New Release 3.3 of Aternity App for ServiceNow with Interaction support: ServiceNow integration now supports Interactions, enabling Service Desk Agents to investigate and resolve user issues directly from Interactions using remediation actions, real-time device data, and quick links to Aternity dashboards, reducing unnecessary incident creation and accelerating time to resolution.
New Features and Capabilities Released During January 2026
The scheduled January release provides system maintenance and internal bug fixes to enhance performance and stability.
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