Changelog and Release Notes
Version 7.4
New features
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Citrix CVAD integration (Windows): uberAgent is now part of the Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops installation (documentation).
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Citrix Director integration (Windows) : uberAgent is now connected with Citrix Director (documentation), enabling new Director functionalities.
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Citrix Web Studio integration (Windows) : uberAgent can now be enabled and configured via Citrix Web Studio (documentation).
Improvements
Bugfixes
Release notes
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Installer (macOS): After upgrading uberAgent, ensure to run
pkill -f "uberAgentBrowserHelper"with root privileges before enabling the daemon. -
Setup : the configuration files are no longer part of the installation package. See Installing the macOS Endpoint Agent or Installing the Windows Endpoint Agent for details.
Known issues
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Browsers/IE add-on (Windows): metrics are collected incompletely for the configured start page.
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Browsers/IE add-on (Windows): metrics are not collected on page reload.
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Browsers/IE add-on (Windows): monitoring does not work if IE is published from Citrix Virtual Apps. It does work from Citrix Virtual Desktops, however.
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Citrix CVAD/DaaS (Windows): data collection issue if the Citrix Remote Powershell SDK (required for Citrix Cloud monitoring) is installed on a CVAD controller.
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Citrix CVAD/DaaS (Windows): when running the Citrix VDA on a Citrix delivery controller, some per-machine information is missing.
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Experience Score : scheduled searches generate three warnings in Splunk's
_internalindex every 30 minutes. The messages look like the following:DateParserVerbose - Failed to parse timestamp in first MAX_TIMESTAMP_LOOKAHEAD (128) characters of event.. However, there is no impact on uberAgent's functionality. -
NetScaler®: in very rare cases, the content of the Virtual Server Performance field
vServerNamecontains spaces in wrong places. -
Update inventory (Windows): not all installed Windows updates may be reported due to API limitations.
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Volume inventory (macOS): the encryption status of mounted read-only APFS snapshots may not be reported due to API limitations. This includes the root directory volume in a default installation of macOS.