Users reported seeing duplicate actions on Edge DX when accessing devices through either a Mac or Windows device. It was determined to be a bug and it will be reported to the Edge DX team. The Microsoft Edge version was 119.0.2151.58 (Official build) (arm64).
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Linux
Troubleshooting Video Latency on Non-Persistent VM with ControlUp
A user asked about troubleshooting video latency on a non-persistent VM, and it was suggested to use User Session Details in Solve as the best starting point. If Remote DX was installed, they can also watch session relevant latency, CPU, RAM and other metrics in a single place. Script Action can be used for advanced data collection. The Network Latency graph may be legit, but there was a known issue with the Linux RDX plugin. A new beta version which fixes this issue will be available soon. After sifting through the data, 3.75GB of RAM usage was found - they will look at adjusting graphics settings with Horizon View.
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Stress Testing Tool Recommendations for Generating High Usage in ControlUp
A user asked for recommendations on stress testing tools and generating high CPU/RAM/network usage. Suggestions offered included Notepad for increasing memory, CPUStress, LoadGen, SimLoads from eucscore, a PowerShell script for maxing out all but one of the CPU cores, and a Linux command to generate a single thread of stress. The G0-EUC team use LoadGen for their research and the post also provided a link to their testing methodology.
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Filtering Alerts for Microsoft Windows, MacOS, and Linux Devices
A user encountered issues with alerts for Microsoft Windows, macOS, and Linux devices. It was suggested that they use a filter called 'Platform' in the Device Platform selector field and add a condition for os_name to the alert. As a side note, the value 2 corresponds to Mac and 3 corresponds to Linux.
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NEW ControlUp Beta – IGEL/Stratodesk/HP Thin Pro RDX
Using Automation to Assign Dynamic Groups in ControlUp
It is currently only possible to automatically assign Dynamic Groups during installation of the Windows Agent, but there may be a similar possibility for Linux using the upcoming IGEL OS12 agent. Alternatively, API calls and scripts can be used to assign dynamic groups. UserVoice item https://controlup.uservoice.com/redirect/suggestions/46944511 has been created for this.
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How to Change Data Partition on a Linux-based IOP Installation?
A user asked how to change the data partition on a Linux-based IOP installation. @member suggested using IOP cmds available at https://support.controlup.com/docs/en/iopcmd-parameter-reference and offered the administration interface available at https://support.controlup.com/docs/insights-administration as a way to manage the disk.
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ControlUp and FIPS Compliance: Progress Towards Certification and Security Efforts
A user asked about FIPS compliance with ControlUp, and the response was that ControlUp is likely closer to FIPS compliant but not certified. This is due to the way the registry key in Windows works, requiring only certified modules. ControlUp's security can be seen on https://www.controlup.com/controlling-your-security/, with different components in the process of certifying for FIPS 140-2. IOP being a Linux appliance, and COP being a webservice, the explanation does not directly apply to them.
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Does ControlUp Remote DX Work on ThinOS Devices?
While ControlUp does not have an agent that works with ThinOS devices, Dell released one in December, and third-party posts suggest it works. It is RemoteDX, not EdgeDX, which only adds metrics to the real-time console.
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Understanding ControlUp Edge DX Geolocation
Edge DX and geolocation issues were discussed; Windows Location Services is used and if not enabled the ISP is looked up, followed by a default centre in Wichita. An article was suggested for further info - https://support.controlup.com/docs/device-geolocation.
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