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20.12.2540.9
The December 2020 Turbo Server release includes the following major new features:

Workspace items can now be grouped into Channels with customizable user and group permissions.
Channels are ideal for assigning entitlements to specific classes, teams or departments. Channels are listed
on the Portal Dashboard to permitted users.

New Web Application and Link item types can now be added to workspaces, allowing users to open
configurable URLs in a virtual browser sessions or in their native browser.

New Learning Tools Interoperability (LTI) integration allows students and instructors to access course
applications directly within Canvas and other LTI-compliant Learning Management Systems (LMS).

Other improvements include:

Google LDAP authentication is now supported.

New Enable Drive Redirection setting configures the visibility of mapped drives when streaming remote
applications.

New Ticket Expiration Time setting configures the expiration time for user logins.

New Up Time statistics and a Reboot Server action have been added to the Server Diagnostics page.

OCSP Stapling has been enabled to improve SSL certificate verification.

SSL certificate fields now allow .PEM file extensions.

New Application Type selector has been added to the Repository Settings page.

The workspace permissions form now supports user and group search.

Streaming settings now update the application server's local group policies and no longer require a server
restart.

Broker resource allocation strategy allows falling back to unresponsive but potentially functional application
servers.

Portal authentication recovers faster when the API service restarts or has connectivity issues.

The Last Modified Date is now preserved in Server log archives.

Improved service user database permission checks during server installation

This update includes fixes for the following issues:

HTML5 client text input lost when running Powershell and Xencenter.

The Test button on the administration site uses cached application settings under certain circumstances.

20.10.2411.3
The November 2020 Turbo Server release includes the following major new features:

HTML5 client and SSO logon errors now include additional troubleshooting details to simplify error
resolution.

Session time limits can now be configured from the administration site Streaming page.

New Show Launch Page setting allows administrators to configure applications to launch directly from the
dashboard or in a new browser tab.

Other improvements include:

RDS Licensing Tools are now included when installing the Application Server.

The workspace administration Share Application dialog now includes a Name field.

HTML5 client launches from the workspace administration Test dropdown now enable diagnostic client
logging by default.

Workspace application command line now reports errors on invalid isolation modes.

Improved install path validation during installation.

Improved Import Repository input validation from the administration site.

This update includes fixes for the following issues:

Fixed Single Sign-On (SSO) login errors caused by an invalid login state cookie.

The HTML5 client login form no longer appears when using Anonymous authentication under certain error
conditions.

HTML5 client error text cannot be copied to the clipboard

Incorrect scroll behavior on the administration site Add Members dialog

Database connection strings are reset when clicking Back during installation

Sorting order of workspace administration links in Portal account dropdown

SSL gateway error when using multiple domain URLs in a multi-server farm

Application launches may fail Intermittently after a server restart

20.9.2365.4
The October 2020 Turbo Server release includes the following major new features:

Google Drive integration is available through the T: Drive.

User's persisted states can be reset from the administration site User Sessions page.

The administration site can now be reached through the Portal Gateway when using single domain URL
mode.

Application Share URLs to allow users to launch applications without logging in.

Other improvements include:

Applications that do not allow the default Portal launch mode now allow users to right-click to select a
different launch mode.

Updated the Run in Cloud (Windowed) launch mode to support default Windows domains when launching
applications with non-temporary profiles.

Added search and pagination to the Hub repository page.

The EULA field is no longer part of the Server license file.

Workspace application command line now accepts release version numbers.

This update includes fixes for the following issues:

Improved database credential checking during install and upgrade.

Allow Portal to function under non-standard HTTP (80) ports.

Users can no longer push images into their own namespace without administrative credentials.

Changing licenses no longer causes permissions errors when launching on remote cloud.

Obfuscate sensitive information in logs.

Improve logoff behavior after setting Turbo Server to anonymous mode.

Fix group selection state on the Directory Service settings page.

Show server administration link for users that are added to the administrative group without having to login
and logout.

Bug fixes and improvements to Hub administration site.

Bug fixes and improvements to Workspace administration site.

20.8.2237.2
The August 2020 Turbo Server release includes the following major new features:

New Server Log Archives feature allows administrators to create and download log archives directly from
the administration site.

New Cloud Storage Test feature allows administrators to test their storage configurations before
committing any changes.

New Precache Applications and Default Domain settings have been added to workspaces. The precache
settings controls which workspaces are automatically cached to the Application Server; the Default Domain
setting sets the default domain used to login when launching applications in the cloud with non-temporary
profiles.

Other improvements include:

Custom date range selector added to the Reports page.

CSV and PDF download options added to the Reports page.

Improved administration site loading speeds, navigation behavior, input validation, and error handling.

Cloud Storage service secrets can now be edited in place.

Daily log file rotations enalbed on proxy service logs. Logs are now moved to the ProgramData directory.

Moved the Application Server logs directory from ProgramData into the Turbo Server install directory.

This update includes fixes for the following issues:

HTML5 file transfers may fail when logged in as a domain user.

RXP service logs were not being saved to the Turbo Server install directory when using a non-default install
directory.

Optimize Storage was not automatically restarting the Hub server to complete the optimization.

Single Sign On client secret input was not obscured on the administration site.

20.7.2154.1
The July 2020 Turbo Server release includes the following major new features:

New Notice and Consent feature allows adinistrators to display a form that the user must agree to during
the login process.

New Cache Temporary User Profiles setting automatically controls whether temporary user profiles are
persisted or deleted from the server periodically (approximately every 10 minutes after logout by default).

Application Server now supports Windows Server 2019.

New Server command line interface commands for importing repositories and adding applications to a
workspace.

Other improvements include:

Allow remote applications to display Windows Logon screen messages

Allow remote applications to display Windows session reconnect selections.

Improved server installation and upgrade time by removing unnecessary user write permissions
configuration. Temporary profiles do not require write permissions to system folders by default.

Removal of legacy administration site UI components that were not security compliant.

Removed redundant Temporary Layers setting in the application components tab.

Clean up temporary folders generated by the web server.

Mask SQL connection string passwords in the administration text field and logs.

Applications added to workspaces now default to Merge User isolation.

Application license counters are reset when the settings are changed.

Disable application persistence by default when adding a new applications to the workspace.

Improved compatibility of third-party storage APIs such as OneDrive when connecting behind web proxies.

Improve portal loading speeds.

Allow launching applications directly from the application launch page URL.

Kerberos login method in HTML5 asks for credentials instead of using temporary profile.

This update includes fixes for the following issues:

Corrected behavior of Enable assembly cache setting.

Application servers will only subscribe to the default workspace by default to reduce initial front load after
upgrade.

Fixed server diagnostics page when loading international date time formats.

Fixed server diagnostics log download timeout.

Compatibility improvements for network tunneling.

Cloud storage authentication token may not refresh behind firewall.

Login may fail after updating server license.

Portal footer logo positioning may overlap with application tiles.

Incorrect input validation for Federation domain inputs.

Note
The component layering as specified by the Turbo Server Portal was incorrectly ordered in previous version.

Administrators should reverse the ordering of any application components that depend on a specific component
ordering.

20.6.2050
The June 2020 Turbo Server release includes the following major new features:

Application Licensing controls are now available as part of Workspace Administration. Administrators can
configure license controls based on named or concurrent users or devices.

Light and dark Portal Theme options are now available on the Appearance settings. This allows for use of
dark wallpaper images.

Server Logs can now be viewed and downloaded from the Administration site.

Added support for Windows Domain User Logins when launching applications in the cloud.

Other improvements include:

The Device Keys table now includes a Windows User column.

Drag & Drop now supported in the HTML5 client file browser.

This update includes fixes for the following issues:

The Portal now redirects users with expired credentials back to their previous page after a successful
Single Sign On.

The Workspace Administration site now shows the user's full name, when available, in the top right instead
of the login name.

Fixed a T: drive connection issue, HTML5 permissions error, and incorrect help text on server farms with a
single Domain URL configured.

The Turbo Server service may intermittently fail to start on Windows Server 2012r2.

Performance monitoring does not function properly for non-administrative service accounts.

Incorrect Database is not empty warning during installation under certain circumstances.

SAML logout may not complete successfully when the HTTP-POST binding is configured on the identity
provider.

20.5.1967.6
This minor update patch release includes removal of a UI component that is vulnerable to a security exploit.

This code was unused and does not impact functionality in any way. Update to this patch release is strongly
recommended.

This update also includes the following improvements:

The portal now shows the user's full name if available in the top right instead of the login name.

20.5.1967.4
The May 2020 Turbo Server release introduces a new file browser with drag and drop support to the Turbo
HTML5 client.

This release also introduces support for F5 and other stateless load balancers, allowing greatly increasing
scaleability.

This update also includes the following improvements:

Improved image caching logic to provides a faster first launch experience.

Turbo Server now uses 64-bit Java. The default Java heap size is increased from 1GB to 2GB.

The Workspace service no longer requires a restart requirement when changing user authentication
settings.

Added a Used Memory graph to domain dashboard page.

Improved the Help text for the Cloud Storage and User Authentication setups to simplify Single Sign On
configuration.

This update includes fixes for the following issues:

OneDrive tokens to not refresh properly under certain circumstances.

HMAC signatures to gateway websocket tunnel connections now support security with stateless load
balancers.

Turbo Server service may not restart successfully after system reboot.

Installer reports an error if the T: driver fails to install.

Installation of Turbo Server may fail as a non-administative user.

Input sanitation on the SAML SSO form is improved.

Redirection improvements when logging in to the Workspace administration site.

Key statistics display on the Workspace administration dashboard is improved.

Non-user sessions are automatically filtered from the Sessions graph on the Domain dashboard page.

20.4.1867.1
This update includes the following improvements:

The Hub storage directory has been relocated to a custom directory that is configurable in the
administration site. If you are migrating existing data, please make sure that the target drive has enough
space before changing the path.

Updated the SSLCipherSuite in the embedded Apache configuration to disable export ciphers which are
affected by FREAK attacks.

Updated session eventing API to improve support for load balanced Portal servers.

This update includes fixes for the following issues:

Issue parsing SAML assertion tokens under certain circumstances.

Added network tunnel routing for public API endpoints required to launch applications from external
Portals.

20.4.1835
This update includes the following major new features:

New! Generic SAML 2.0 support provides Single Sign-On (SSO) login configurations for authentication
services that support SAML 2.0.

New! Domain Dashboard shows real-time graphs detailing the total CPU, memory, number of sessions,
and other resource usage information for the application servers.

Other improvements include:

A new Authentication Endpoints describes the authentication endpoints provided by the Portal server.

The Launch Configuration Service settings is now found on the API Keys page.

A new Optimize Storage feature allows cleanup of unreferenced blocks from the block storage.

This update includes fixes for the following issues:

Fixed an issue locating application configurations when running applications from a load balanced portal.

20.3.1788
This update includes the following major new features:

A new Domain URLs section allows configuration of public-facing Hub, Portal, and other Turbo web service
URLs to be configured.

A new Internal Hostname or IP Address section displays hostnames or IP addresses used to resolve
internal services such as connections to internal application servers and proxies.

A new Block Storage section in the Hub server settings allows validation and repair of block storage.

Other improvements include:

A new Firewall and Security section on the server settings page provides information on ports required by
the server roles.

The Turbo Server service now runs in 64-bit mode, allowing utilization of large RAM systems.

The Turbo Server install reports service shutdown errors.

Communication between the Broker and Application Server now uses standard SSL ports.

The Cloud Storage setup process has been streamlined.

A Startup File Arguments field in the Workspace application settings page allows configuration of startup
files from the web UI.

Added pagination and search controls to user group tables.

Allow the merge isolation setting to be applied during cloud launches.

This update includes fixes for the following issues:

Improved performance when listing and synchronizing large Active Directory services.

Synchronizing Active Directory groups with cylical dependencies results in an infinite loop.

20.3.1717
This update includes the following major new features:

Major upgrade to Domain Federation supports replication of workspace definitions; identity data such as
users, groups, and single sign-on configurations; and repositories from a parent source domain.

New Import Repository option allows an immediate, one-time import of a repository from an external
domain.

New SSL Network Tunneling tunnels traffic for defined endpoints from local virtual environments to
remote environments over SSL.

The Launch API service is now configurable from the Domain settings page. This makes it easier to
integrate Turbo launches with third-party web portals.

Added additional configuration options to the Domain Settings page, including new resource allocation
strategies.

Added additional configuration options to the Application Settings page, including startup file and
networking tunneling options

Other improvements include:

The Portal server no longer requires restart when updating most portal settings

Numerous improvements to administration site UI such as new table layouts, pagination, and tooltips.

Turbo Server install now opens firewall ports required by the Application server and for Tunneling.

A new navigation bar provides easier access to administrative site reporst and Workspace application
settings.

Updated breadcrumbs on the Domain Servers page.

Added Federation Status, Import, and Delete actions to the repository page.

Updated HTML5 client splash text and styles.

Improved accessibility on all administration pages.

This update also includes fixes for the following issues:

Failure when deleting a directory service or switching to anonymous authenticastion.

Uploading a repository icon can fail.

Error managing user groups if the group has over 2,100 users.

Error when submitting an Active Directory configuration with an invalid top directory and no test user.

Navigation issues on the user groups and domain server tables.

Cross-site navigation failures in certain Hub and Portal topologies.

Client configuration on the application server should update during service updates, not just installation.

Improved default selections for many administration UI forms.

Fixed default launch mode behavior when launching from the Portal.

20.1.1435.5
Added support for load balanced portal server.

Added support for hub image cache.

Added Drive Visibility customization to workspace application page.

Added launch method and client type to analytics UI.

Allowed admin to configure jvm settings for broker and hub.

Fixed workspace admins could not edit workspace permissions.

Fixed AD group restrictions should not apply to workspace admin view.

Fixed Source field when federating to a non-turbo.net server.

Fixed browser support check to allow IE11 compatability mode.

Fixed custom error pages on Apache proxy errors.

Fixed hub validation on federation settings form.

Fixed ability to install to desktop even if no app servers are available.

Fixed session logging for global repos.

Fixed portal page load performance.

19.3.655
Added group permissions for repositories

Added a limit to number of versions that are synced for automatic federation

Added the ability to add apps to the dashboard from other namespaces

Added support for command line parameters in app launch config service

Fixed intermittent upgrade crash because service is marked for deletion but not deleted

Fixed the service account from reseting on upgrade

Fixed proxy timeout error when federating large repositories

19.2.635
Added support for Windows 10 April (1903)

Added support for connecting to the new Turbo Streaming Server portal

Added optional application configuration service to support launching from custom portals

Updated Turbo Client Runtime to 19.2.1917

Updated Turbo VM to 19.1.1381

Turbo Portal Server has been deprecated in place of Turbo Streaming Server

18.10.593.2
Added support for Windows 10 October (1809)

Added support for Chrome 71+ browser in portal server

Updated Turbo Client Runtime to 18.10.1788

Updated Turbo VM to 18.10.1321

Updated encryption protocols to use TLS 1.2 encryption standard

Disabled weak encryption protocols and ciphers

Fixed an issue that prevented admins from entering a Turbo.net Hub API key in the

Federation Settings page

Fixed an issue that prevented Active Directory users from logging in when there are too many user groups

18.3.572
New statistics and reporting for Hub

Ability to create non-admin API keys

Fixed installation issues with Windows 10/2016

Updated VM and Client with expanded compatibility and stability for Windows 10

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