What's New in the Anyware Connector (RHEL) for 25.06

This release of Anyware Connector (RHEL) contains bug fixes and stability enhancements. Additionally, the following new feature is supported:

Support for Configuring PCoIP Ports

Version 25.06 supports the ability to configure custom ports for routing PCoIP traffic. In the previous releases, PCoIP traffic was routed through a fixed port (4172). Going ahead, this can be specified in the INCOMING CONNECTIONS tab of the Admin Console. Configurable ports allow customers to set up the Anyware Connector for load balancing or port forwarding, as needed.

For more information, see the "Editing an Anyware Connector" topic in the Anyware Manager as a Service Administrators' Guide.

Support for Configuring the PBP Port

In version 25.06, support has been added for configuring the PCoIP Broker Protocol (PBP) port. This port is used by Anyware clients to securely communicate with connection brokers.

The PBP port can be set in one of the following two ways:

• By using the --pbp-port flag, which can be configured while installing or configuring the Anyware Connector.

• From the PBP Port field under the INCOMING CONNECTIONS tab of the Admin Console.

For more information, see the "Editing an Anyware Connector" topic in the Anyware Manager as a Service Administrators' Guide.