Happy New Year – 2016
Lumension Endpoint Security Suite has its interface to hedge in the new version launched v4.5 SR2. The update brings many new features.
New features:
- "Agent" support for Windows 8.1 and Windows Server 2012 R2 operating systems
- Advanced features for the "Portable Device Class", ie mobile devices that can be connected as a mass storage to the computer shadowing capability for data transfers to / from the mobile device Optional Read-Only Access Copy Limits
- Network printers and Citrix devices can be added by right-clicking the Device Explorer and provided with a WRITE DENIED now easy
- Users are notified when the Windows Script Host nor the Internet Explorer 9 uses ScriptEngine
- The status window can now be permanently adjusted in size
- small bugfixes
To install the update, please go in the corresponding download tab. Prerequisite for the upgrade is of course a valid maintenance requirement.
The complete release notes from manufacturers find Siebzw. hereinafter referred to as extract the most current version:
NEW IN VERSION 4.5 SR2 (build 2608) [17-Jan-2014]
The Lumension Endpoint Security 4.5 SR2 release includes the following new features:
- Network printers and Citrix® devices can now be added to Device Explorer through the right-click context menu on WRITE-DENIED events in Log Explorer.
- Lumension Endpoint Security now prompts the user if the Windows® Script Host is using the Internet Explorer® 9 script engine.
- SVolBro in Citrix XenApp™ was not refreshing when a device was removed and reconnected.
- Printing issue was encountered when using PDF creator with shadowing enabled.
- Issues occurred when copying/dragging files and folders to other folders.
- Drive tree view in SVolBro did not refresh properly.
- Selecting a Computer in the left pane of SVolBro would make the device information in the right pane vanish.
- Wrong context menu was being shown in the right pane of XenApp SVolBro.
- SVolBro would show all device folders as encrypted upon extracting a folder from an encrypted stick to the same device.
- SVolBro would go into an infinite loop of creating copies when extracting from an unencrypted removable device to the same device.
- Key pair generator would crash during exiting.
- UMTS modems were not always blocked on Lenovo™ laptops.
- USB audio would break-up when SCOMC was stopped on Lenovo laptops.
- Folder with a specific name could not be moved in SVolBro.
- SK-NDIS Miniport and Miniport WAN were retained after Lumension Endpoint Security Agent uninstall.
- Lumension Endpoint Security Client 4.5 SR1 and SR1.1 caused reboot loops to occur on Windows 2000 machines.
- Removable Devices were being classified as Portable Devices.
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