Find offline endpoints, unconfirmed protection, USB detections and disks nearing capacity in one Dashboard. Expand each hostname to inspect its disks. Automatic USB checks run every 60 seconds by default, with detection alerts and configurable monitoring settings.
Enroll agents now displays a red count when devices are awaiting administrator approval. The count refreshes every five seconds, including when the dialog is closed, so operators can respond to installation requests promptly.
Small Windows, Linux and macOS icons now identify every endpoint. USB Devices uses the same icons, with OS names available on hover and to assistive technology. Endpoint OS details and search remain available.
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View internal disk capacity by endpoint and volume, compare used/free percentages, and export CSV reports. Set a capacity threshold under Settings → Capacity alerts. New threshold crossings appear under Alerts and can be sent through your configured SMTP service.
Settings now has separate categories for accounts, license, users, updates, capacity and email. Email is opt-in. Missing or stale measurements are marked explicitly.
Console uses one product version across Ubuntu, Raspberry Pi, macOS and Windows. Package builds identify revisions for a platform. Choose the package matching your host's operating system and architecture.
View internal disk capacity from Endpoints: the Internal Disk column shows available and total space; View details → Internal Disk Capacity shows total, used and available bytes per mounted volume. Shared storage pools are counted once. USB, external HDD/SSD and network drives are excluded from this inventory.
Linux Agent 0.1.6 or newer reports capacity; the current Linux installer supports x86-64 and ARM64. After the Console update, allow up to five minutes for Agent discovery. Enrollment, credentials, seats and USB policy remain intact.
Update through Settings → Console updates or choose a platform installer for a new Console. Windows and macOS Agent services require their corresponding inventory implementation.
Managed Ubuntu and Raspbian installations can check for updates in Settings → Console updates. The current packages are available on Stable. If you already have this build installed, no reinstallation is needed. Administrators choose whether to install an available update.
The updater verifies signed release information and package checksums, backs up saved data, and attempts recovery if activation fails. Read the update instructions before maintenance.
Use the platform-specific reinstall instructions. Uninstall while retaining data, keep a backup, then install the new package. GUI updates are not available for these platforms.
Older download URLs remain available. Existing Linux/Pi updaters retain a compatible update path. During the transition an older interface may identify a package by an internal release number; refresh the browser once after updating to show the product version and build. Newer interfaces show update progress and refresh after completion.
Expanded disk reports now render drive rows more compactly beneath each hostname. Central Syslog forwarding covers Console and Agent activity. Existing managed Linux and Raspberry Pi Consoles can choose Testing in Settings → Console updates. macOS and Windows remain on build 0006; Stable remains build 0001. Native Raspberry Pi upgrade validation remains pending. Packages and test instructions.