RVY200467: RayVentory Portal 11.2

New Features in RayVentory Portal:

• Users are now able to simply import connections from the tnsnames.ora.
• Remote Execution plugins for windows are now supported by the ndtrack.exe.
• It is now possible to tag any incoming or outgoing NDI files.
• When configuring a scheduled task for an inventory job, the user is nao able to specify the IP address or the Regular Expression pattern for an IP address in order to white list only specific devices or IP address ranges for a scheduled scan.

For a detailed release information and full list of new features, improvements and resolved issues refer to the Release Notes document.

• RVP-7: The device multi-selection sometimes shows incorrect summary values in the sidebar. There is no known workaround for this UI issue.
• RVP-199: In the Discovery Wizard the tiles do not change their state based on enabled / disabled inventory methods.
• RVP-200: The text label in the Oracle tnsnames.ora import wizard incorrectly refers to a CSV file.
• RVP-201: If the Oracle import did not finish with a 100% success, the Oracle view might not refresh automatically.
• RVP-202: In some environments, the scope values might differ between remote execution and zero-touch execution. This topic will be addressed in a hotfix.
• RVP-203: The vSphere scanner might produce XML files where the parameter names have no value. This makes it difficult to import these files into a RMS / RayVentory Server. This is going to be addressed in separate hotfixes for RayVentory Portal and RayManageSoft.
• RVP-205: The NDI Viewer does not show the correct file names for NDI files with the file scan enabled. This is only a UI issue.
• RVP-208: Icons of recent scans in the Dashboard are the same regardless of the actual device type.
• RVP-209: Computation of the next runtime of a recurring monthly schedule might be incorrect until the first manual execution.
• RVP-211: Columns in the Inventory Wizard are not resizable.
• RVP-213: In some scenarios, if a custom encryption is used, the upgrade may work incorrectly with the details already being encrypted. A workaround which can be used to reencrypt the data before starting RVP 11.2 can be provided by our consultants.
• RVP-214: Sometimes the OK and Apply buttons in the SSH Credentials editor work unpredictable.
• RVP-220: On some non-English operating systems, the HTTP server might fail due to the unknown group Everyone.

JIRA:

RVP-1; RVP-6; RVP-8; RVP-12; RVP-15;

RVP-18; RVP-20; RVP-22; RVP-23; RVP-26;

RVP-29; RVP-31; RVP-34; RVP-36; RVP-40;

RVP-43; RVP-45; RVP-46; RVP-51; RVP-58;

RVP-61; RVP-63; RVP-72; RVP-73; RVP-74;

RVP-76; RVP-80; RVP-82; RVP-86; RVP-87;

RVP-91; RVP-101; RVP-105; RVP-110; RVP-112;

RVP-113; RVP-114; RVP-116; RVP-117; RVP-118;

RVP-119; RVP-122; RVP-125; RVP-128; RVP-135;

RVP-136; RVP-138; RVP-140; RVP-142; RVP-143;

RVP-144; RVP-149; RVP-155; RVP-156; RVP-164;

RVP-168; RVP-175; RVP-176; RVP-183; RVP-191;

RVP-192; RVP-195; RVP-197;

See Release Notes document for more details