Release Notes

Anyware Trust Center 24.07

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Support for Automatic Login

The Trust Center can now configure Trusted Zero Clients to automatically login to remote desktops. This enables the clients to operate in environments where they're being used similar to a kiosk. This feature is useful in environments such as secure factory floors (CNC operators), advertisement boards, flight status boards in airports, point-of-sale terminals, and barcode scanner terminals.

Note: The Anyware Trust Center must be configured to enable users to automatically log in. Instructions for setting up the Trust Center are available in the Anyware Trust Center 24.07 Administrators' Guide.

Known Issues

The Rate Limit on Authentication Routes Has Been Decreased

 
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The rate limit on authentication routes has decreased from 25 requests/second per IP address to 1 request/second per IP address. The /api/v1/auth and /api/v1/keys routes enforce this rate limit. All other routes continue to use the previous rate limit.

Anyware Trust Center Is Not Responsive After Hostname Change

 
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If the hostname of the machine on which the Anyware Trust Center is installed changes after installation, the Trust Center will not start properly.

Workaround:

To fix this issue, set a persistent hostname on the machine before installing the Anyware Trust Center.

Note: This hostname can be anything, but is usually the machine's DNS name on the local network. 

To do this, run the following command before installing the Trust Center:

hostnamectl set-hostname <desired hostname>