Release Notes

Release Overview

These release notes highlight key additions, resolved and known issues for Anyware Manager Admin Console

What's New in This Release

At HP Inc., our constant endeavour is to enhance our products to best suit your business needs. Our focus in this release was quality, stabilization, usability, and feature enhancements to evolve Anyware Manager into an Enterprise-grade offering with ease of operations. The following details  “What’s New” in Anyware Manager Admin Console.

Single Sign-On Configuration enabled in Admin Console

The Federated Authentication with Single Sign-On functionality is no more in beta state and is released for production use. The configuration can be enabled in the Admin Console.

Release Overview

These release notes highlight key additions, resolved and known issues for Anyware Manager Admin Console

What's New in This Release

At HP Inc., our constant endeavour is to enhance our products to best suit your business needs. Our focus in this release was quality, stabilization, usability, and feature enhancements to evolve Anyware Manager into an Enterprise-grade offering with ease of operations. The following details  “What’s New” in Anyware Manager Admin Console.

Updated End User License Agreement (EULA)

The End User License Agreement is updated in this release. 

EULA: https://docs.teradici.com/reference/eula/hp-anyware-enduser-license-agreement

Federated Authentication Status updated in the Connector

When checking the health status of the Connector, the system checks certificate validation for Federated Authentication and displays the overall status.

Activity Log Retention Timeline Reduced

Anyware Manager Activity Log stores all activities and operations performed by the administrators within their account in the Anyware Manager environment. The activity log retention timeline is reduced to a maximum of two years in this release to align with HP's Privacy Policies.

Welcome to the August 9th, 2022 release of the CAS Manager Admin Console.

This release includes the following update:

Cloud Service Accounts Rebranding

In this release, CAS Manager Admin Console is rebranded with new terminology. Some of the updates are:

• Cloud Service Account is now termed as Provider Service Account.
• Cloud Credential is now termed as Provider Credential.
• Cloud Provider is now termed as Provider.

Welcome to the June 7th, 2022 release of the CAS Manager Admin Console.

This release includes the following update:

Searching for Disabled Workstation Users  

When searching for users in the Workstation Users section, you can check the Show Disabled Users checkbox (default=unchecked) to find disabled users in the system.

Note: Only enabled users are displayed in the default search results.

Welcome to the May 18th, 2022 release of the CAS Manager Admin Console.

This release includes the following update:

Updated Authorization Token 

The expiration time for the Authorization token is updated from 2 hours to 1 hour. This change will require the following actions:

• Users on the Admin Console will be required to log in every hour.
• Users on the API will have to request a new Authorization token every hour.

Welcome to the October 25th, 2021 release of the CAS Manager Admin Console.

This release includes the following update:

Floating workstation pool management 

The floating workstation assignment policy has been moved to the GA version of the CAS Manager Admin Console. A floating pool is a remote workstation pool that uses a floating workstation assignment policy. With this pool, a user is entitled to a pool and its remote workstations rather than a single remote workstation. For information on this feature, see https://www.teradici.com/web-help/cas_manager_as_a_service/beta/floating_workstation_pools/

Beta Conditions

This is a beta release, and the features and updates listed below are experimental and partially completed features that have not yet been added to the production environment of the CAS Manager Admin Console. As a result, Teradici will not provide support for beta features and you use them at your own risk.

This release of the CAS Manager Admin Console includes the following updates:

Workstation Provisioning UI - (Beta)

System Administrators can use the new provisioning remote workstations view with support for Azure and GCP in the CAS Manager Admin Console. Navigate to the create new remote workstation page, select the desired provider and populate the required fields.

Welcome to the September 15th, 2021 release of the CAS Manager Admin Console.

This release includes the following updates:

Remote Workstation error handling

System Administrators can view the JSON error response from GCP/Azure in the remote workstation error dialog for each row of the Remote Workstations table. This enables quicker debugging of remote workstations.

Filter Activity Logs by date and time

System Administrators can filter the activity logs table based on the time range from the Activity logs page. This enables quick look up of account activity queried by date and time. The datetime filter can also be combined with other existing filters as well.

Available ranges for the datetime filter are:

- Today

- Yesterday

- Last 7 days

- Custom: Query activity logs in desired date range

Note the datetime filter does NOT apply to the DOWNLOAD CSV button.

New deployment filter added

Administrators can search for deployments quickly using the new deployment filter. The new filter consists of a search bar which can be used to query deployments by name.

Entitle users to a single remote workstation

System Administrators have the ability to entitle workstation users to a single remote workstation from the Remote Workstations table. Click the kebab menu button for a remote workstation, choose the Entitle Users option, a dialog opens where remote workstation users can be queried by name.

Assign Remote Workstation to pool user

System Administrators can query remote workstations in the pool by name when assigning workstations to a pool user. Open the kebab menu for a pool user and choose the Assign remote workstation to user option. A dialog opens where the administrator can query for remote workstations in a pool by name.

OS Information for remote workstations

System Administrators now have access to the OS information of a machine if it is available to CAS Manager. The associated OS information will be displayed in a section in the Overview tab of the Edit Remote Workstation page for a remote workstation.

CAS Manager version displayed

System Administrators can now view which version of CAS Manager is installed in the bottom of the left navigation panel.

Welcome to the June 11th, 2021 release of the Admin Console.

This release includes the following updates:

Group Attribute Names

Administrators can now update the Group attribute name in their SAML configurations. The Group attribute name is to used to determine which attribute tag from the SAML Assertion contains the user's group information to match against the configuration's Allowed groups. This can be accessed by going to the Multi admin settings page and selecting the Allowed groups tab.

Custom Account Names

Administrators can now create Deployment Service Accounts with a custom account name, which can be helpful for identifying what the service account is being used for. After clicking the button to add a Deployment Service Account, admins must now provide the service account name before clicking "Create".
 

Filtering for User Entitlement Status

Administrators can now filter the tables for Remote Workstations and Workstation Users by entitlement status. This can be helpful for quickly finding workstations that are not being used, or users that need to be assigned to a workstation. These filter options can be accessed by clicking the options icon to the right of the table refresh button, then selecting "Filter by entitlement status".

Workstations Users can be filtered by the following:

• Not entitled
• Entitled to remote workstations
• Entitled to pools
• Entitled to remote workstations or pools

Remote Workstations can be filtered by the following:

• Not entitled to users
• Entitled to users.

Today we are launching CAS Manager, a new offering that allows you to install our management plane in your on-premises (or private cloud) environment, instead of using the Teradici-managed CAS Manager as a Service.

In all deployment environments, CAS Manager interacts seamlessly with Cloud Access Connectors to access and manage your remote desktops and workstations. For more details, please see the CAS Manager documentation.

Beta Conditions

This is a beta release, and the features and updates listed below are experimental and partially completed features that have not yet been added to the production environment of the Admin Console. As a result, Teradici will not provide support for beta features and you use them at your own risk.

Welcome to the March 05th, 2021 release of the Admin Console.

This release includes the following update:

Session Information tab added - (Beta) 

Administrators can now view a record of PCoIP session attempts from the Session Information tab of the edit page for either a workstation or a user. This enables administrators to identify issues with establishing sessions, or to view the history of which users have connected to a workstation. This information will only be available for deployments which have enabled session tracking, and have a Cloud Access Connector that is version 36, or newer. 

Welcome to the March 05th, 2021 release of the Admin Console.

This release includes the following update:

Improved clarity for Multi-Admin Configurations

Tooltips have been added to the Multi-Admin Configuration information describing what each of the fields is used for in SAML. This enables administrators to better understand how to integrate these values with their Identity Provider.

Welcome to the February 24th, 2021 release of the Admin Console.

This release includes the following updates:

Admin Console rebranding

From now on, Cloud Access Manager will be renamed to Cloud Access Software (CAS) Manager and will have updated icons and logos. The former CAM Admin Console will simply be called the Admin Console. This will also effect all documentation regarding these components.

Usability improvements around Remote Workstations table

Administrators can now use the Users column of the Remote Workstation table to view more information about the workstations entitlements. This column provides a link to the detailed User page for the first user of the remote workstation. If a workstation has multiple user entitlements, this column also lists the number of other users and provides a link to view all entitled users for the remote workstation. 

Release notes updated and clarified

Release note notifications can now be found by clicking the notification bell in the Admin Console app bar instead of the Help menu. Clicking on the notification for a release note from this menu will open the release note page for the specific component that was updated.

Welcome to the February 11th, 2021 release of the Cloud Access Manager Admin Console.

This release includes the following update:

Public cloud workstations can be set as unmanaged

Administrators can now set their Public Cloud workstations as unmanaged from the Cloud Access Manager Admin Console. Unmanaged workstations will not have state operations performed by Cloud Access Manager in the Public Cloud. This can be useful when troubleshooting issues with the workstation's cloud provider.

Welcome to the January 11th, 2021 release of the Cloud Access Manager Admin Console.

This release includes the following updates:

Maintenance status is now displayed on the Cloud Access Manager Admin Console

The maintenance status regarding the availability or planned maintenance, is now displayed directly on Cloud Access Manager Admin Console. The user can click the notification and have access to more details on the Cloud Access Manager status page.

The user flow for adding remote workstations has been simplified

Remote workstations that exist in a cloud providers environment can be added to Cloud Access Manager. The user flow for adding these remote workstations has been simplified, and automatically locates the workstations within the cloud providers environment. It is now possible to add remote workstations that are not domain-joined.

Welcome to the December 11th, 2020 release of the Cloud Access Manager Admin Console.

This release includes the following updates:

Removing pool assignments for remote workstations has been enhanced

Administrators can now remove the assigned user from a remote workstation in a pool in the following ways:

• When viewing the remote workstations in a pool, open the menu for a workstation and select Remove assigned user.
• When viewing the users in a pool, open the menu for a user and select Remove assigned workstation.

Beta Conditions

This is a beta release, and the features and updates listed below are experimental and partially completed features that have not yet been added to the production environment of the Cloud Access Manager Console. As a result, Teradici will not provide support for beta features and you use them at your own risk. 

Welcome to the December 11th, 2020 release of the Cloud Access Manager Admin Console.

This release includes the following update:

Non-Active Directory Private Cloud Remote Workstations now available - (Beta)

Administrators can now add Private Cloud remote workstations that are not in Active Directory to Cloud Access Manager through the Cloud Access Manager Admin Console. After selecting Private Cloud as the provider when adding remote workstations, click the button to Define your own machines. This will enable you to manually enter the names of remote workstations you need to add to Cloud Access Manager instead of selecting them from a list of Active Directory remote workstations.

Welcome to the November 23rd, 2020 release of the Cloud Access Manager Admin Console.

This release includes the following updates:

Remote workstation IP\FQDN can now be edited

Users are now able to edit the IP/FQDN of remote workstations. This is useful to enable customers to specify a custom IP/FQDN when the default value does not enable a connection to the remote workstation.

Group ID can be used in SAML Assertions

Users can now create an allowed group for Multi Admin by specifying the Group ID instead of the Group name. This allows users to set up a Multi Admin configuration with Identity Providers which return the Group ID as a claim in the SAML Assertion.

Beta Conditions

This is a beta release, and the features and updates listed below are experimental and partially completed features that have not yet been added to the production environment of the Cloud Access Manager Console. As a result, Teradici will not provide support for beta features and you use them at your own risk. 

Welcome to the November 23rd, 2020 release of the Cloud Access Manager Admin Console.

This release includes the following update:

Active PCoIP Session information now available - (Beta)

Information about active PCoIP sessions is now available in the Cloud Access Manager Admin Console.  On the Edit Remote Workstation page, administrators can now see the current PCoIP session status of that remote workstation, the length of the session, and the user logged in to that session. This information is also available on the View Workstation user page.

Beta Conditions

This is a beta release, and the features and updates listed below are experimental and partially completed features that have not yet been added to the production environment of the Cloud Access Manager Console. As a result, Teradici will not provide support for beta features and you use them at your own risk. 

Welcome to the October 30, 2020 release of the Cloud Access Manager Admin Console.

This release includes the following update:

New flow for adding existing remote workstations to Cloud Access Manager - (Beta)

The flow for adding existing remote workstations has been changed to enable a unified experience regardless of where the remote workstation is hosted. You can now add remote workstations from multiple providers at the same time in the Cloud Access Manager Admin Console Beta platform.

Beta Conditions

This is a beta release, and the features and updates listed below are experimental and partially completed features that have not yet been added to the production environment of the Cloud Access Manager Console. As a result, Teradici will not provide support for beta features and you use them at your own risk. 

Welcome to the October 26, 2020 (Beta) release of the Cloud Access Manager Admin Console. This release includes the following update:

Session Statistics added to Beta version - (Beta)

Users can now enable collection of PCoIP session statistics from the Cloud Access Manager Admin Console Beta. This option can be found in the Connector Settings tab on the Edit page for a deployment. Once enabled, Cloud Access Connectors that are at least version 36 will send information about PCoIP sessions going through a Security Gateway to Cloud Access Manager.

Welcome to the September 18th, 2020 release of the Cloud Access Manager Admin Console.

This release includes the following update:

SAML SSO updated to accept XML file 

SAML SSO configuration now enables uploading an XML file as an option to add the IDP login URL and Certificate from the Multi-Admin Settings page.

Welcome to the August 24, 2020 release of the Cloud Access Manager Admin Console. This release includes the following updates:

Workstation Pools

Workstation pools can now be created from the Cloud Access Manager Admin Console. Pools provide a way of organizing remote workstations, users, and user groups to allow for easier management. Users connecting to the pool will be able to access a persistently assigned workstation from within the pool. For information on how to use Workstation pools from within the Cloud Access Manager Admin Console, see here.

Multi-Administrator Login via SAML 

Users can now configure the sign-in permissions of multiple administrators to the Cloud Access Manager Admin Console using SAML authentication. These settings can be reached by clicking on the user menu and selecting the Multi Admin Settings option. From this page, users can create a SAML configuration and configure it to work with their identity provider to facilitate the login of multiple Cloud Access Manager Admin Console users.

Welcome to the August 07, 2020 release of the Cloud Access Manager Admin Console. This release includes the following updates:

Easier access to Cloud Access Manager Beta-UI

A button was added at the top bar to allow easy switching to and from the Beta-UI interface. This will make it easier for admins to try and provide feedback on the features added to Cloud Access Manager Beta-UI.

Admins can remove groups available to Cloud Access Manager for Pool entitlements

Groups that are synced to a Cloud Access Manager deployment can now be cleared or removed. Removed groups will not be available to be selected when editing pools.

This is a Beta release. Beta software is not fully supported by Teradici, and may be incomplete or unstable. It is not intended for use in production systems.

Welcome to the August 07, 2020 (Beta) release of the Cloud Access Manager Admin Console.

Beta Conditions

This is a beta release, and the features and updates listed below are experimental and partially completed features that have not yet been added to the production environment of the Cloud Access Manager Console. As a result, Teradici will not provide support for beta features and you use them at your own risk. 

New search functionality added to the Pool search

When adding users to a pool it is now possible to search for the user name and select in the results the user that needs to be added. This makes the process of finding and adding users to a pool a lot easier.

Group filtering added for Single Sign-On

It is now possible to specify groups an admin must belong to in order to login via single sign-on IDP. The admin must belong to at least one of the configured groups in order to have your access allowed.

Login screen for Cloud Access Manager admins using Single Sign-On

Cloud Access Manager provides a login screen to allow admins to sign-in using the IDP configured in the single sign-on options. The link for the login page is provided when the single sign-on configuration is created.

Welcome to the July 17, 2020 (Beta) release of the Cloud Access Manager Admin Console.

Beta Conditions

This is a beta release, and the features and updates listed below are experimental and partially completed features that have not yet been added to the production environment of the Cloud Access Manager Console. As a result, Teradici will not provide support for beta features and you use them at your own risk. 

(Beta) User Entitlement Migration to Pool

You can now manage the membership of a remote workstation to a pool from the remote workstation's edit page on the Cloud Access Manager Admin Console.

(Beta) Power Management for Pool Remote Workstations

Users can now perform power management actions on remote workstations directly from the Pool machine table. This includes actions on individual remote workstations in addition to bulk actions on all selected workstations.

Welcome to the July 17, 2020 release of the Cloud Access Manager Admin Console. This release includes the following updates:

Activity Log added to the Cloud Access Manager Admin Console

Users can now use the Activity Log to see the history of actions performed in their Cloud Access Manager environment. This page can be reached by clicking on the user menu and selecting the Activity Log option. Users can choose whether they want to show all records or just the ones from their selected deployment. Users can click the Download CSV to download all of the logs available in Cloud Access Manager. Users can search for logs based on specific operations that occurred.

Remote Workstation name can be changed when AWS is the cloud provider

When an existing remote workstation on AWS is added to Cloud Access Manager, it will have its name set as the AWS instance's Instance id. The remote workstation name can now be modified on Cloud Access Manager when the provider is AWS. The name is used only to identify the machine on Cloud Access Manager and no modifications are made on the AWS instance itself.

Welcome to the June 30, 2020 release of the Cloud Access Manager Admin Console. This release includes the following update:

Updated User page on Cloud Access Manager Admin Console

Cloud Access Manager users can now select the page and number of remote workstations per page in the workstation table on the View AD User page. This allows a Cloud Access Manager user to view all of the workstations which an Active Directory user is entitled to.

Welcome to the June 30, 2020 (Beta) release of the Cloud Access Manager Admin Console.

Beta Conditions

This is a beta release, and the features and updates listed below are experimental and partially completed features that have not yet been added to the production environment of the Cloud Access Manager Console. As a result, Teradici will not provide support for beta features and you use them at your own risk. 

The following updates have been made in this release:

(Beta) SAML Configuration added to Cloud Access Manager Admin Console

A Cloud Access Manager user can now configure an identity provider to authenticate users. The configuration requires the provider to support authentication via SAML. Users who log in using the configured identity provider will have access to the same deployments as the user who created the configuration. A Cloud Access Manager user can specify which users are authorized to login via the configured identity provider via the Cloud Access Manager Admin Console. Each user must be added to the allowed list in order to be able to login via the identity provider. Users can be added via the Cloud Access Manager Admin Console.

Welcome to the June 17, 2020 release of the Cloud Access Manager Admin Console. This release includes the following updates:

Improved Validation for AWS Cloud Service Accounts

Cloud Access Manager now performs additional validation for AWS cloud service accounts to ensure that users have the correct permissions for power management. This requires additional permissions which can be found at https://www.teradici.com/web-help/pcoip_cloud_access_manager/CACv2/reference/cam_power_management/#aws-permissions-policies.

AWS Roles that do not have sufficient permissions to perform this validation are still allowed to be added, however some power management actions may not work if the Role permissions are not correctly configured.

Updating a Remote Workstations Provider to AWS

A managed remote workstation that exists on Cloud Access Manager can now have its provider configuration updated to AWS. The deployment must have valid AWS credentials to reach the instance on AWS EC2. When updating the workstation the user must select the region where the workstation can be found on AWS. A list of AWS instances in that region will be displayed. Once the user clicks Save the remote workstation provider will be updated. All entitlements for the remote workstation will be maintained and user will be able to power manage the workstation via Cloud Access Manager Admin Console.

Welcome to the June 01, 2020 release of the Cloud Access Manager Admin Console. This release includes the following update:

Deleting AWS instances from the Cloud Access Manager Admin Console.

When deleting AWS instances from Cloud Access Manager, you can now select an option to also delete the instance from AWS at the same time. This means you do not have to log into AWS to delete it once it has been deleted in the Cloud Access Manager Admin Console.

Welcome to the May 21, 2020 release of the Cloud Access Manager Admin Console. This release includes the following update:

Power Management of AWS Instances

• An AWS Role can now be added to a deployment. The information needed to create a trust relationship with Cloud Access Manager can be generated from the Edit Deployment page. Once that is established, the Role can be added from the same page and Cloud Access Manager will verify it can assume the Role.
• AWS instances can be added from the Add Remote Workstation page. If you have added an AWS Role to that deployment, you can select AWS as the provider and specify a region for the instances you want to add.
• AWS instances which have been added to Cloud Access manager can be power managed using the existing methods.

Welcome to the May 08, 2020 release of the Cloud Access Manager Admin Console. This release includes the following update:

Beta-UI Release Notes

Release notes for features available only in the Cloud Access Manager Admin Console's Beta interface can now be viewed from within the console and on this page.

Welcome to the May 08, 2020 (Beta) release of the Cloud Access Manager Admin Console.

Beta Conditions

This is a beta release, and the features and updates listed below are experimental and partially completed features that have not yet been added to the production environment of the Cloud Access Manager Console. As a result, Teradici will not provide support for beta features and you use them at your own risk. 

The following updates have been made in this release:

(Beta) Admin Console Can Add Workstations to a Pool on Creation

A new remote workstation created through the Cloud Access Manager Admin Console, can now be added to a workstation pool during the remote workstation creation process.

(Beta) Active Directory Sync Activity Logs

Active Directory sync activity is now logged and available to view from the Cloud Access Manager Admin Console.

Welcome to the April 17, 2020 release of the Cloud Access Manager Admin Console. This release includes the following update:

CAM Service Accounts added to the Cloud Access Manager Admin Console

CAM service accounts can now be created and managed from the Admin Console. The CAM service account is an account that is created for the purpose of creating future deployments and Deployment service accounts through the Cloud Access Manager APIs. The ability to copy the CAM API token from the Cloud Access Manager Admin Console will be removed in a future release.

Welcome to the April 08, 2020 release of the Cloud Access Manager Admin Console. This release includes the following update:

Cloud Access Connector Release Notes available in the Cloud Access Manager Admin Console

Release notes for the Cloud Access Connector are now available, along with the Cloud Access Manager Admin Console release notes, from the Cloud Access Manager Admin Console by selecting the help icon and selecting release notes. 

Welcome to the April 06, 2020 release of the Cloud Access Manager Admin Console. This release includes the following update:

Bulk actions for entitlements have been enabled for the Cloud Access Manager Admin Console

User can create perform bulk actions to create entitlements from either the Remote Workstations or AD Users tables. After selecting multiple items in the table, users can choose an option to create entitlements from the bulk action menu. This opens a dialog where machines/users can be selected for creating entitlements to the items previously selected in the table.

Welcome to the March 18, 2020 release of the Cloud Access Manager Admin Console. This release includes the following update:

Cloud Access Connector version now available

The Cloud Access Admin Console now displays the version of the Cloud Access Connector. This can be found in the Connector table and the column can be made visible by selecting Columns on the table and choosing the Version column. It is also visible in the Edit Connector page. If the Cloud Access Connector is old enough that it does not supply the version, then "Not available" will be displayed. The version is available from Cloud Access Connector version 9 and higher, which was released on March 18, 2020.

Welcome to the March 04, 2020 release of the Cloud Access Manager Admin Console. This release includes the following update:

Bulk deletion of remote workstations in public clouds

It is now possible to delete remote workstations that reside in public clouds when bulk deleting workstations.

Welcome to the February 26, 2020 release of the Cloud Access Manager Admin Console. This release includes the following update:

Enable deletion of remote workstations that reside in public clouds from the Cloud Access Manager Admin Console.

It is now possible to delete remote workstations that reside in public clouds from the Cloud Access Manager Admin Console. This functionality is currently only available for remote workstations in Azure and GCP.

Welcome to the January 08, 2020 release of the Cloud Access Manager Admin Console. This release includes the following update:

Add and Power Manage Azure Workstations

• An Azure service principal can now be added to a deployment. Cloud Access Manager will verify that the service principal has the necessary role assignments to access workstations in the the specified subscription.
• Azure workstations can be added to the user's Cloud Access Manager environment via the Add Existing Remote Workstation page. Before adding the workstation, Cloud Access Manager will verify that the workstation exists in the specified subscription and resource group.
• The Azure cloud provider information for an added workstation can be updated from the Edit Remote Workstation page. Before updating the provider information, Cloud Access Manager will verify that the workstation exists in Azure at the specified subscription and resource group.

Welcome to the November 26, 2019 release of the Cloud Access Manager Admin Console. This release includes the following updates:

Add multiple remote workstations at once

It is now possible to add up to 50 existing remote workstations from your active directory at once via the add existing remote workstations page. 

Adjust column order

You can now adjust the order of table columns for Connectors, Workstations, and Workstation Users in the admin console. You can adjust the order by opening the columns menu on the table and dragging and dropping the column to the desired position.

Welcome to the November 08, 2019 release of the Cloud Access Manager Admin Console. This release includes the following update:

Manage CAM service accounts

The ability to create, list, and remove a CAM service accounts has been added to the CAM Admin Console. To access a deployment's CAM service accounts, go to the edit page for that deployment.

Copy CAM API authentication token from CAM admin console

The CAM API authentication token associated with your account can be retrieved from the user menu in the top right corner of the CAM admin console.

Welcome to the October 08, 2019 release of the Cloud Access Manager Admin Console. This release includes the following update:

Connector Health Status

A detailed report of the health status of a Cloud Access Connector can be found on the connectors table, under the Health column, or on the edit connector page. This report provides more information, warnings and errors relating to the Cloud Access Connector. The three potential status for a Cloud Access Connector are:

- Healthy: The Cloud Access Connector is reporting that all components are functioning correctly.
- Unhealthy: There is an issue with one or more of the Cloud Access Connector components.
- Unknown: The Cloud Access Connector is not reporting a health status to the Cloud Access Manager Service.

Welcome to the September 19, 2019 release of the Cloud Access Manager Admin Console. This release includes the following fixes and updates:
 

Bell Notification History

Bell notifications can now be marked as read. This will decrease the notification count while still retaining the notification in the list. Notifications can be removed from the list by clicking the 'x' button.

Added information to Create Remote Workstation fields

Added the following help information to the Create Remote Workstation page: 

• Explaining that the machine will restart if the instance shuts down due to a non-user initiated action. 
• Explaining that provisioning will fail unless machine has a public IP or Cloud NAT.

Welcome to the August 26, 2019 release of the Cloud Access Manager Admin Console. This release includes the following fixes and updates:

Table Search

Users can now search for deployments, connectors and workstations by name from their tables on their respective pages.

Configurable User Preferences

Users can now go to the Preferences page by clicking on the "Preferences" option from the user account menu. They can change how date and time information is formatted globally across the site.

Active Directory Users Tables

Users can view a list of users in their active directory. The user can access a detailed view for an active directory user by clicking on the users name in the table

Welcome to the August 06, 2019 release of the Cloud Access Manager Admin Console. This release includes the following fixes and updates:

Release notes notifications

Release notes for the Cloud Access Manager service and Admin Console can now be found within the Admin Console by selecting the help icon and selecting Release Notes. If there are unread release notes the help icon will be highlighted to indicate this.
This replaces the release notes posted at the Teradici docs site.

Note, that release notes for the Cloud Access Connector will continue to be posted to the Teradici docs site.

Deployment kebab actions

A kebab menu has been added next to the deployment selector in the top bar to allow easier access to actions on deployments.

Configuring table columns

Table columns for the Deployment, Connector and Remote Workstation tables are now configurable. A Columns button has been added to the horizontal bar above the table. Selecting it enables the hiding or making visible of available columns.
The configuration is stored locally in the web browser and will apply to all users of that web browser. The configuration does not persist from web browser to web browser.

Ability to perform actions on multiple entities

The ability to perform actions on a bulk number of entities, that is, it select multiple entities and perform actions on them such as deletion or powering off, has been added.

Above the tables for Deployments, Connectors and Remote Workstations is a bulk field which indicates the number of selected entities, and provides a kebab with actions that are available to enact on bulk entities

Display Connector settings

The edit deployment page now displays which user and computer DNs are being used by the connectors in that deployment and the interval in which they sync.

Provisioning remote workstations in GCP

Users can now provision new remote workstations in GCP. Note that this requires a connector in a deployment with valid GCP service account credentials. For more information about this feature, refer to the Admin Console User Guide.

Update cloud provider for remote workstation

Administrators can update their remote workstation's cloud provider information in the edit remote workstation page.
This allows for the case where a remote workstation has been moved from one cloud to another, or if the remote workstation is in a cloud that is currently not supported by Cloud Access Manager for power management, but support is added for that cloud at a later date and the administrator wishes to power manage the remote workstation from Cloud Access Manager.

Welcome to the July 17th, 2019 release of the Cloud Access Manager Admin Console. This release includes the following fixes and updates:

Getting Started dashboard

When logging in, the default page loaded is the Dashboard, which displays Getting Started information to assist with setting up the basics in Cloud Access Manager.
Links within the Getting Started panel goes to useful documentation, or edit or add appropriate components.

Edit Connectors

Connectors can now be edited by clicking on the connector name from the Connectors page, or by clicking on Edit from the kebab associated with the connector on the Connector page. The editable attribute of a connector is its name.

Welcome to the July 02nd, 2019 release of the Cloud Access Manager Admin Console. This release includes the following fixes and updates:

Google Login now available

When logging into the Cloud Access Manager Admin Console, Google can now be selected as the identity provider. Note, personal gmail accounts are not supported by default. For access to Cloud Access Manager with a personal gmail account, contact Teradici sales.

Deployment created on first login

After logging into cam.teradici.com, if there are no deployments already created, a prompt will appear requesting a valid Cloud Access Software license "Registration code". No actions can be taken until that code is provided. After it is provided a default deployment will be created.

Welcome to the June 10th, 2019 release of the Cloud Access Manager Admin Console. This release includes the following fixes and updates:

Editing Deployments

Deployments can now be edited. This is available from the Deployments page by clicking on the kebab (three dots) in table in the row for the deployment to be edited. This permits editing of the deployment name, changing the PCoIP registration code or replacing or deleting the cloud credentials.

Updated Deployment Filter

Added to the top menu bar of the Cloud Access Manager Admin Console is a drop down for selecting a deployment to filter the interface on.
Any deployment selected will filter the entire interface to only data that relates to that deployment. For example, only workstations that are part of the deployment would be visible from the Remote Workstation page.

Welcome to the May 28, 2019 release of the Cloud Access Manager Admin Console. This release includes the following fixes and updates:
 

Power manage added remote workstations

When adding an existing remote workstation, cloud provider where the workstation resides can now be selected. When selected, the remote workstation can now be powered on and off from the Cloud Access Manager Admin Console.

Page for creating a connector has been styled

The page for creating a new connector has been restyled to match the rest of the admin console look and feel. As well, it provides more information on the steps of creating a connector.

Welcome to the May 21, 2019 release of the Cloud Access Manager Admin Console. This release includes the following fixes and updates:

Notification Bell Added

A notification bell has been added to the Cloud Access Manager Admin Console. The notification bell will indicate with a red dot whenever there is a notification that has not been viewed. Notifications are the result of user actions that may take some time to complete, such as starting a remote workstation. When the notification is related to an entity in Cloud Access Manager, the name of the entity can be clicked on and the browser will navigate to that entity's view or edit page.

Create New Deployment update

The Create New Deployment page has has an updated style. Additionally, the space for entering GCP credentials now has a drop location for JSON files containing the GCP credentials. This is to ease the entering of credentials into Cloud Access Manager. GCP Documentation provides more information on how to generate and retrieve service account credentials. The JSON file is never uploaded to the Cloud Access Manager service. It is parsed locally in the web browser for only the fields present in the interface in order to populate them.

Add Existing Remote Workstation Page

The Add Existing Remote Workstations page has an updated style