Clear Update 2024.03 from 2024-03-17 22:59 CDT to 2024-03-18 01:59 CDT

The scheduled maintenance has been completed.

Scheduled maintenance is currently in progress. We will provide updates as necessary.

Maintenance will begin as scheduled in 60 minutes.

In our ongoing commitment to provide outstanding service to all our customers, we are planning to perform a routine Portnox Cloud upgrade on Sunday March 17th at 11 PM CDT and completing around 2AM Monday March 18th.

New features & improvements planned in this release

• Support for Multiple Captive Portals - It is now possible to create as many as 10 unique captive portals, allowing you to utilize different captive portal types based on each network’s requirements. For example, you could create one captive portal in sponsored guest mode for employee BYOD devices, and another configured for AUP/Disclaimer only for guests where access may be more severely restricted and bandwidth limited

• New Dashboard customization - It is now possible to customize your dashboard layout and add/remove widgets. This new dashboard layout framework will allow us to release additional dashboard widgets in the future, while giving each customer the ability to determine which widgets are most important to them.

• CoA (Change of Authorization) has been incorporated into the latest version of our local RADIUS Docker container. This will allow everyone to utilize CoA, not just those using Active Directory. You will also no longer need to choose between CoA or RADIUS redundancy, as this functionality is incorporated directly into the same RADIUS container.

Existing customers leveraging ADBroker for Change of Authorization will remain unaffected, and CoA will continue to function as it always has. We do, however, recommend all customers begin planning to leverage the local RADIUS docker container for CoA in the future.

• AAA Troubleshooting Logs now include a ‘live’ mode, similar to live tail (tail -f) in Linux. This ‘Live’ mode can be used in conjunction with filters to greatly simplify the troubleshooting process, allowing you to see only those events you’re interested in as they happen, without needing to constantly refresh the page. Live mode can also be paused any time, so you are never overwhelmed with a flurry of new incoming events.

• AgentP for Apple silicon - A new version of AgentP for MacOS with native support for Apple silicon (Mx Series processors) will begin slowly rolling out shortly following the 2024.03 release. This new version of AgentP will no longer require Rosetta be enabled on your M-Series MacOS device. MacOS devices with any previous version of AgentP running on M-Series hardware will automatically be upgraded to an Apple silicon native version without any user intervention required. Those running MacOS on Intel processors will remain unaffected by this change.

Bug fixes & Changes

• Resolved an issue where device status was incorrect when the device was managed by both Intune and Azure
• Removed ‘PIN Code’ option from Risk Score for MacOS devices.