Release Notes

Connection Manager and Security Gateway 22.04.0

The 22.04.0 release of the PCoIP Connection Manager and Security Gateway includes the following updates and enhancements:

  • Darksite Installation Bundle: The PCoIP Connection Manager and PCoIP Security Gateway darksite installation bundle has been improved to support installation on a wider range of machines. They no longer need to be exact replicas in most cases. Additionally, a pre-created darksite installation bundle is now available from the downloads site.

  • Darksite IPv6 Support: PCoIP Connection Manager and PCoIP Security Gateway IPv6 connections are supported in offline deployments.

  • CM/SG Internal Network Configuration: PCoIP Connection Manager and PCoIP Security Gateway installation flags support configuring the internal CM/SG network. This can be done in the event that the internal system network conflicts with the organization network. The default network is 10.101.0.0/24 and can now be configured using the --docker-network-cidr flag.

  • Modernized application architecture: The application and its deployment tooling have been upgraded, and system dependencies, installation procedures, and application options have changed significantly.

    • If you are coming from a release prior to 22.01, please carefully review this documentation.

    • Some log messages generated by the PCoIP Connection Manager may have changed in version 22.01. If you perform log aggregation, parsing or scripting against these log messages, please review your tooling against the current log messages and update as necessary.

Resolved Issues

Connection Manager and Security Gateway now presents certificate chain to client

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Previously, a PCoIP Client could not trust the Connection Manager and Security Gateway when using a root CA or intermediary certificate. This has been resolved; the Connection Manager and Security Gateway now presents the certificate chain for validation.

Known Issues

Installing PCoIP Connection Manager with square brackets around IPv4 address will fail

 
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During installation, the PCoIP Connection Manager can be configured for IPv4 or IPv6 addressing. IPv6 addresses use square brackets, [], around the address. If the square brackets are used around an IPv4 address then installation will fail.

Example of a failing setting: --broker-url https://[10.128.28.8]:60443

Workaround:

Perform a new installation without the square brackets.