1.6.242.0929 Release Notes

See which PCs drove company-wide load up in a given hour. Node info now has six tabs instead of ten, and you can find which device sits on each switch port. On the PC, blue-screen and program-crash dumps can be analysed on the spot.

See which PCs drove company-wide load up in a given hour

Nodes › All-node load

Pick an hour and click the Hour summary card: PCs are listed by how much load they added, each with a sentence on which program took how much. With no hour picked, Today summary gives a one-line verdict for the day and the PCs that used the most.

Node info tabs cut from ten to six

Nodes › Node info

Agent, System, Network, Security software and Installed programs now sit under a single Info tab. Pick a section from the list beside the tab; reopening returns to the last section you viewed. IP and MAC values have their own copy button.

See which device is connected to each switch port

Monitoring › Server monitoring · Connected devices

Answer "which switch port is this PC plugged into" by searching MAC, IP or PC name in one box. It is a record of devices the switch has seen, so each row shows when it was last seen.

Analyse blue-screen and program-crash dumps right on the PC

Agent · Tray menu

Open the dump analyser from the tray menu and drop in a dump file: you get the verdict, the error code and the sequence from program start to crash, explained in Korean. Analysis finishes on the PC without downloading anything.

All-node load chart in one-hour bars

Nodes › All-node load

The chart now opens in one-hour bars instead of crowded five-minute ones. Short spikes remain as wicks on each bar, and switching to 5 min shows the detail as before. Cards list the average first and the peak after it.

Load-cause list ranked by programs that actually caused waiting

Nodes › Node info · Load causes

System, always first when ranked by read/write volume, is taken out of the ranking and shown as a separate line at the bottom. Programs are ranked by the time the PC actually spent waiting on them.

Showing the share of load no program explains

Nodes › Node info · Load causes

When programs explain less than half of a rise, the note says the rest lies outside programs, such as shared memory, cache or Windows internals. Cases that used to end in "cause not found" now carry that fact as information.

Switch port errors shown by type

Monitoring › Server monitoring

Instead of a single total such as "30 errors", errors are split into discarded data, corrupted signal and duplex settings. Discarded data, which appears when a link is full, is now collected as well.

Dashboard presets no longer remove tabs you created

Dashboard

Loading a preset used to wipe tabs you had added yourself; they now stay. Restore my settings, which did nothing when clicked, now works.

Preventing overlapping network zones from being saved

Network zones · Find zones automatically

If a range overlaps an existing zone, saving is blocked and the reason is written on the card. Zone creation failing from the second range onward on large multi-range networks is also fixed.

AI assistant now follows a blue screen to its cause

AI assistant

Questions that used to end with "could not finish the assessment" are now answered after checking the crash history, that PC's blue-screen events and dump list, and the guide for the confirmed stop code.

AI assistant answers cut off or with rankings reversed

AI assistant

Answers whose format broke and lost content are requested once more and the complete one is used. Rewriting an answer no longer reverses the load ranking.

Remote control screen not matching the real state

Remote control

The screen changes to Connected only once video actually arrives, and a retry button appears if none arrives within 30 seconds. A brief offline notice shown while still connected is also fixed.

Server signature checked when calling the agent on the admin PC

Agent · Server

When the manager calls the agent on the admin's own PC, only commands signed by the server are run. This closes a path through which another program on the same PC could send commands to the same address.