The profile parameter 802.1x Security displays as Enable 802.1x Authentication on the endpoint details page under the security section.

After deleting an uploaded certificate in the profile, endpoint certificates in a profile that has a set usage type changes to No usage type.

When the cursor is placed in any of the fields for Request-1 of a new certificate rule, the show/hide password toggles when the keyboard Enter button is activated.

Dropdown options are enabled without selecting any endpoint under ungrouped endpoint tab.

Selected endpoints are deselected after clicking on expand ALL.

Creating one or more groups with identical names and adding two or more adjacent spaces within the group names will display as separate group(s) with the same name on the Endpoints page. However, after creation of the endpoint groups with identical names, no groups can be found or appear within the New Group dialog.

The order of the tabs within an existing profile changes after refreshing the page while editing the profile.

If the CA Identifier details field is nul for one of the certificate Usage Name types, the CA Identifier details for each Usage Name type display incorrectly on the "Endpoint Certificate" page.

After uploading an invalid OSD Logo image, the validation message is incorrect and the displaying image loading process continues indefinitely.

Profile parameter Native resolution override enable should be labelled Preferred resolution override on the Endpoint Details page.

Applying a profile containing a configured supported resolution to an attached monitor, the Profile status shows "Failed" and shows a profile compliance of "Compliant" while the "Device status" goes offline and then back to "out of session(online)".

The endpoint name does not automatically change when the "Prefix" and "Postfix" fields are configured and the Rename Endpoints when parameter is set to "first discovered".

Incorrect data is displayed for the 'Certificate Status' and other columns of an exported endpoint details csv file using the Export All option.

Database backup upload fails with size greater than 505MB

This issue affects customers using Management Console with profiles containing certificates.

SCEP certificates acquired in firmware 21.03 or earlier are treated as regular certificates after upgrading to firmware 21.07.0. If the Management Console profile has certificates, the regular certificates in the Zero Client certificate store are replaced by those in the profile.

If PCoIP endpoints running firmware 20.01 are managed by Management Console 19.11 or older, you will not be able to discover them after an upgrade to Management Console 20.01.

Profile application fails when monitor emulation rotation is set to 90 degrees clockwise for the 2nd display.

If the peer column is added to the Endpoint table, it will show no value.

A recently discovered online endpoint may show non-compliance for some endpoints and profile values in the Endpoints Details page, even though there is no endpoint data available yet.

The Management Console is not verifying entered values in the Primary IPv6 DNS property. As a result, if an invalid value is entered, then the profile application will fail with the device returning the status: PEMSTATUSINVALIDNODEVALUE.

The error message "Error: Cannot delete profiles that are in-use. Please unassign the profile from all groups and try again." should display when attempting to delete a profile that is used by a group. Instead now there is an exception showing in the jetty log and no error message in the interface.

Certificates uploaded to store in profile does not show correct size after the profile is saved.

Profile failure descriptions have been modified and the filters have not. This will result in not  being able to do a search on profile failure since it now reports as profile failure offline.

Certificate status filters show Remote Workstation Cards in the results even though certificates cannot be provisioned to those endpoints by SCEP.

When creating an ENDPOINT CERTIFICATE rule, the CA Identifier field cannot be replaced with an empty value.

Some endpoints may not move between groups if a large number of endpoints (for example > 1500) are selected to be moved.

The MOVE TO GROUP dialog box may not show any groups if some groups in the hierarchy share very similar names, only differing by the absence or presence of spaces.

The dashboard Endpoints Requiring Reboot link displays an incorrect number of endpoints requiring reboot. This is observed after clicking on the link, the Endpoints table count does not match that displayed on the dashboard.

This can happen when updating Remote Workstation Cards, the dashboard count may not update after the Remote Workstation Card has been rebooted.

If a database migration exceeds the configured session timeout of the PCoIP Management Console web interface, the database may shift to in an inconsistent state. When this happens the log file will contain java.lang.IllegalStateException and java.lang.NullPointerException errors.

The following filters do not correctly filter the endpoint table contents in this release:

• Profile Mismatch
• Power Reset
• Certificate Expiry date
• Get All Settings
• Network Location
• MAC Address
• IP Address
• Firmware Upload

When using Internet Explorer 11, if the cursor is placed mid-text in the search text field of the group move dialog, after typing a character the cursor will jump to the end of the line.

If the endpoint rejects the certificate server address, then the Request Certificate assignment will remain "in progress" and never get set to "failed".

A migration from Management Console 1.x will successfully migrate the Monitor Emulation setting for Video Port 1, but the other Video ports will be set to 'Disable' after the migration.

Single character top level domain (TLD) are rejected in the Server URI field of Session Connection Type "View Connection Server". For example, https://server.domain.x will be rejected.

After an upgrade some web browsers may cache content from the previous release of the Management Console resulting in some new features or changes not rendering properly

Migrating PCoIP Management Console deployments to PCoIP Management Console 2.5.1 or 3.0.0 may fail with a corrupted database due to the database restore taking too long. This issue stems from a known issue (68605) in older releases (2.4 and earlier), which results in excessively large or corrupted database backups.

If a profile in a previous release of Management Console was configured for firmware 5.x, is migrated to Management Console 3, and only firmware 6.0.0 or higher is installed, then when the profile is next applied, it will upgrade endpoints to the new firmware but fail to apply the profile settings with the status SKIPPED.

When an endpoint is moved between groups, or the profile for the group is changed, then all statuses in the Endpoint table should update and either be unknown, or recalculated based on the new group or profile. This does not occur for 'Firmware Power Reset' and 'Profile Power Reset' statuses. These two status values continue to have the previous value.

The certificate status of an endpoint can be incorrect if the certificate store or 802.1x settings are modified on the endpoint  (or endpoint is factory reset) from outside of the Management Console.

The predefined filters Endpoint Updates Pending, and Endpoints Waiting on Restart do not consistently display endpoints matching those states.

The APPLY menu item under the PROFILE menu in the ENDPOINTS page is displayed as being active even when there is no profile associated with the selected group or endpoints.

If more than two filters are active on the ENDPOINTS page, then hovering over the filter list will not reveal all of the active filters.

Remote Configuration (Settings > Remote) cannot be saved if the Internal Address and External Address do not have port number entered even though the help tip states that the port is only required for non-default port values.

Changing the certificate for the Management Console will disable all users except the one that updated the certificate.

When migrating from Management Console 2.x to 3.0, if there are profiles that contain zero client firmware 6.0.0, then the settings data of the endpoint will be dropped from the Management Console. The information will repopulate the next time the endpoint reports its current settings back to the Management Console.

Profile settings permit values that are too long for the "Server URI" and "DNS Name or IP Address" settings result in failed profile applications.

Blank values for the profile setting "Pool Name to Select" are incorrectly shown as "Not Set" on the Endpoint Details page.

The Server URI setting for the View Connection Server session type is not always applied to the endpoint.

A new session type may not get applied to an endpoint if the profile setting is missing the server URL.

Blank values are not accepted for View Connection Server setting Custom Session SNI found in the advanced section.

When creating a new profile, if the OSD logo is set, the profile saved and then the firmware version changed, the OSD logo will not be in the profile.

The comparison values of "is greater than" and "is not" are not producing results for the IP Address and MAC Address filters and may result in a "ValidationException" entry in the console log file.

When selecting a group in the ENDPOINTS table, the ENDPOINTS -> DETAILS menu item is shown as active when it should be disabled.

Exporting the results of a search will show empty values in the Profile column.

On some pages, if it is left idle for an excessive period, the Management Console may display an Error 500: Internal Server page.

Some endpoints that have not connected in a long time show as online.

The Endpoints page table incorrectly shows Profile Mismatch is True for some zero clients even though the Endpoint Details page does not show any mismatches.

Users are not able to log into the Management Console web interface when the DHCP server assigns a host name to the Management Console Virtual Appliance. The error shown on the login page is "Waiting for the server to start."

Disabling individual schedule does not work if the user selects only the date without a start time.

The 'more schedules' text in the Dashboard section for Upcoming Schedules always states '(1) more schedules' regardless of how many schedules are upcoming but do not fit in the view.

The endpoint details page will report a device as having a profile mismatch if the profile settings for the profile applied to the device has Peripherals > Authorized Devices set to Any Device Class, Any Sub Class, or Any Protocol.

Some web browsers retain cache from previous releases of PCoIP Management Console cache, therefore features from the new version of PCoIP Management Console disappear when using FQDN instead of IP address.

Exporting the endpoints on Firefox downloads a file with an unexpected filename and without '.csv' file extension. Following this, the 'Endpoints' page briefly displays a 'Server not responding' message and jumps to the dashboard.

Applying filters for Session Status 'In Session' or 'Out of Session' does not display devices in the endpoints table.

When a group is deleted, all auto-configuration rules assigned to that group will also be removed without any notification.

To give zero clients with auto configuration a Primary Group Name and/or Deepest Sub-group Name, go to Settings > Naming and select moved between grouped and ungrouped rule in the Rename Endpoints when tab.

The Auto Power Off feature, namely the Client Power Down Timeout Seconds, is supported in Tera2 Zero Clients only. The Profile setting incorrectly states that it is supported in both Tera1 and Tera2 Zero Clients.

When using the Update tab to update firmware, firmware version with a suffixed release number (for example, -p1 or -rc2) are not displayed in the list of devices to update.

Labels are not being used for the device name, even though the system has been configured to use them as such.

The PCoIP Management Console Profile editor does not enforce the requirement that Bandwidth Floor ≤ Bandwidth Target ≤ Bandwidth Limit. Profile content that does not meet this requirement will fail to apply to a zero client.

Endpoints that have the underscore character '_' at the start and/or end of the label are not properly displayed in the PCoIP Management Console. Blank fields are shown instead of endpoint data.

After Persistent AutoConfig has run, if the admin is logged into PCoIP Management Console with Internet Explorer 10, an alert will pop up stating that the user is logged out. Internet Explorer may be locked up at this time.

Daily recurring schedules may occur one additional time after the End Date and Time set in the schedule.

PCoIP Management Console profiles that set Local USB Audio Driver to Enable must also set HD Audio to Enable. Otherwise, the profile will fail to apply to zero clients that have HD Audio disabled.

Devices that have firmware updated outside of a profile will continue to report the old firmware version for a while.