Release 24.03.6 of the Anyware Trusted Zero Client is a maintenance release which replaces and deprecates 24.03.4. There was no 24.03.5 release.
It includes the following:
24.03.4:
24.03.3:
properties/static/serialNumber is now deprecated. Instead, properties/static/productSerialNumber and properties/static/boardSerialNumber can now be used to obtain more specific serial information for Trusted Zero Clients.24.03.0:
Support for VMware Horizon Smart Card Authentication (CAC/PIV)
Trusted Zero Client devices can now authenticate to VMware Horizon hosts using Smart Cards. The following cards and readers have been tested:
Other CAC/PIV cards are expected to work, but have not been tested.
Release 24.03.4 of the Anyware Trusted Zero Client is a maintenance release which replaces and deprecates 24.03.3.
It includes the following:
Release 24.03.3 of the Trusted Zero Client includes the following:
Network manager logs are now included in Trusted Zero Client support bundles.
This release introduces support for the AMD R2000 chipset.
Previously, setting the default protocol between Blast and PCoIP from a VMware Agent did not change the protocol used by the Trusted Zero Client. This has been fixed.
When plugging in a USB device while in a VMware session, the device is now automatically connected to the remote desktop.
properties/static/serialNumber is now deprecated. Instead, properties/static/productSerialNumber and properties/static/boardSerialNumber can now be used to obtain more specific serial information for Trusted Zero Clients.
Previously, when setting the renewBefore to a value greater than the lifetime of the operational certificate, the Trusted Zero Client would continually renew the op cert making the endpoint appear to be unable to connect to the Trust Center. A safety has been put in place to ensure that if invalid renewal values are set, the Trust Agent will ignore and use a reasonable default.
Release 24.03.0 of the Trusted Zero Client includes the following:
Trusted Zero Client devices can now connect to VMware Horizon hosts using the Blast protocol. No configuration is necessary; connecting to a VMware Horizon host will select the appropriate protocol automatically.
Trusted Zero Client devices can now authenticate to VMware Horizon hosts using Smart Cards. The following cards and readers have been tested:
Other CAC/PIV cards are expected to work, but have not been tested.
You can now configure a Trusted Zero Client's IPv4 and IPv6 settings via the Trusted Zero Client's interface, or by pushing from the Anyware Trust Center. For more information, see Settings > Network > Network Information.
With this release, you can now manually provision Trusted Zero Client devices with certificates for networks which require 802.1x authentication. The method used to do this depends on your Endpoint Management System (EMS); refer to your manufacturer's documentation for more information.
Release 24.03.3 of the Trusted Zero Client is a maintenance release which replaces and deprecates 24.03.0. It includes the following:
Network manager logs are now included in Trusted Zero Client support bundles.
This release introduces support for the AMD R2000 chipset.
Previously, setting the default protocol between Blast and PCoIP from a VMware Agent did not change the protocol used by the Trusted Zero Client. This has been fixed.
When plugging in a USB device while in a VMware session, the device is now automatically connected to the remote desktop.
properties/static/serialNumber is now deprecated. Instead, properties/static/productSerialNumber and properties/static/boardSerialNumber can now be used to obtain more specific serial information for Trusted Zero Clients.
Previously, when setting the renewBefore to a value greater than the lifetime of the operational certificate, the Trusted Zero Client would continually renew the op cert making the endpoint appear to be unable to connect to the Trust Center. A safety has been put in place to ensure that if invalid renewal values are set, the Trust Agent will ignore and use a reasonable default.
Previous release information:
Release 24.03.0 of the Trusted Zero Client includes the following:
Trusted Zero Client devices can now connect to VMware Horizon hosts using the Blast protocol. No configuration is necessary; connecting to a VMware Horizon host will select the appropriate protocol automatically.
Trusted Zero Client devices can now authenticate to VMware Horizon hosts using Smart Cards. The following cards and readers have been tested:
Other CAC/PIV cards are expected to work, but have not been tested.
You can now configure a Trusted Zero Client's IPv4 and IPv6 settings via the Trusted Zero Client's interface, or by pushing from the Anyware Trust Center. For more information, see Settings > Network > Network Information.
With this release, you can now manually provision Trusted Zero Client devices with certificates for networks which require 802.1x authentication. The method used to do this depends on your Endpoint Management System (EMS); refer to your manufacturer's documentation for more information.
Beta release notes
These release notes are currently in beta, and may change as we approach general availability. Please monitor this page for updates.
Release 24.03.0 of the Trusted Zero Client includes the following:
Trusted Zero Client devices can now connect to VMware Horizon hosts using the Blast protocol. No configuration is necessary; connecting to a VMware Horizon host will select the appropriate protocol automatically.
Trusted Zero Client devices can now authenticate to VMware Horizon hosts using Smart Cards. The following cards and readers have been tested:
Other CAC/PIV cards are expected to work, but have not been tested.
You can now configure a Trusted Zero Client's IPv4 and IPv6 settings via the Trusted Zero Client's interface, or by pushing from the Anyware Trust Center. For more information, see Settings > Network > Network Information.
With this release, you can now manually provision Trusted Zero Client devices with certificates for networks which require 802.1x authentication. The method used to do this depends on your Endpoint Management System (EMS); refer to your manufacturer's documentation for more information.
Release 23.12.2 of the Anyware Trusted Zero Client is a maintenance release which replaces and deprecates 23.12.1.
It includes the following:
23.12.1:
23.12.0:
You can now view your available audio devices, and change the input or output device you want to use. See Sound Device Selection for more information.
You can now view your available displays, set each display's resolution and orientation, configure the monitor layout, and choose which monitor acts as the desktop's primary display. See Display Configuration for more information.
Release 23.12.1 of the Anyware Trusted Zero Client is a maintenance release which replaces and deprecates 23.12.
It includes the following:
Release 23.12 of the Trusted Zero Client includes the following:
You can now view your available audio devices, and change the input or output device you want to use. See Sound Device Selection for more information.
You can now view your available displays, set each display's resolution and orientation, configure the monitor layout, and choose which monitor acts as the desktop's primary display. See Display Configuration for more information.
Release 23.12 of the Trusted Zero Client includes the following:
You can now view your available audio devices, and change the input or output device you want to use. See Sound Device Selection for more information.
You can now view your available displays, set each display's resolution and orientation, configure the monitor layout, and choose which monitor acts as the desktop's primary display. See Display Configuration for more information.
Anyware Trust Center 23.08 is a minor release that contains bug fixes. There are no feature changes in this release.