Deep Security Manager - 20.0.543 (20 LTS Update 2021-11-18)
Release date: November 18, 2021
Build number: 20.0.543Enhancements
- Updated Deep Security Manager to hide the Trend Micro Vision One promotion banner for 24 hours after being dismissed by a user. DS-55349
- Improved migration from Deep Security Manager to Workload Security in the following ways:
- Updated Deep Security Manager to handle connectivity issues better during migration to Workload Security, preventing the console UI from being blocked or stuck in a loading loop. DS-67841
- Updated Deep Security Manager so that the "Computer Group" dropdown list for Deep Security Agents being migrated to Workload Security no longer displays computer groups generated by connectors. DS-67776
- Updated Deep Security Manager "Move Failed" system events to include additional event details from the Workload Security side. DS-67921
- Updated Deep Security Manager to check for inactivated computers with the same hostname as computers being migrated to Workload Security. If a matching hostname is found, the manager now updates the existing computer instead of marking the task as "Move Failed". DS-67527
- Updated Deep Security Manager's policy migration page (Support > Migrate to Workload Security > Configurations) to note that Rule Updates must be up to date before migration, and that common objects in Workload Security are overwritten if they have the same name as migrated objects. DS-67777
- Updated Deep Security Manager to remove the "Migrate to Workload Security" option (shown when right-clicking a computer) for computers that are not migratable. DS-67666
What's new in Deep Security Manager? | Deep SecurityResolved issues
- Software Update sometimes failed if the kernel support package and the agent installer were both the same version. DS-67547
- Deep Security Manager system events sometimes had "No description" in the description field. DS-66878
- Deep Security Manager sometimes received alerts for agents that had not been activated. DS-64523
- After an update, Deep Security Manager kept a copy of the previous version's online help files. SEG-120770/SF04858311/DS-66969
- In Deep Security Manager's Computers tab, the "LAST COMMUNICATION" column sometimes did not sort correctly. SEG-120751/SF04862693/DS-67579
- Deep Security Manager was unable to migrate agent/appliance initiated agents (AIA) with certain configurations over to Workload Security. SEG-124938/DS-67861
- When the "Migrate with settings overridden at computer level" option was selected, Deep Security Manager would incorrectly try to migrate rule assignments, which could cause the migration to Workload Security to fail. DS-67528
- For Deep Security Managers using an Oracle Database, any computers requesting migration to Workload Security would have their status show "Moving" even if the migration was successful. DS-67930
- Deep Security Manager sometimes encountered a runtime exception that would prevent computers from moving to Workload Security during migration. DS-67932
