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Release Notes Endpoint Configuration (Version 1.7)
Tanium Endpoint Configuration 1.7.215
Release Date: October 17, 2023
Important Notes
- Tanium Client Management and Tanium Endpoint Configuration are now being released as separate shared services. The first separated version of Tanium Client Management is 1.12.154.
Fixes
- Fixes an issue where setting the Manifest Action Quiet Period does not correctly limit manifest creation.
- Fixes an issue where a Client Extensions shutdown event is not correctly logged in the extensions0 log file.
- Fixes an issue where an incorrect mailbox call could cause the TaniumCX process to crash.
Tools Versions
- Includes cx-core 2.8.2002
- Includes cx-config 1.4.2881
Tanium Endpoint Configuration 1.7.210
Release Date: August 22, 2023
Important Notes
- Tanium Client Management and Tanium Endpoint Configuration are now being released as separate shared services. The first separated version of Tanium Client Management is 1.12.154.
Improvements
- Fixes an issue with client downloads failing until client reset.
- Fixes an issue with Endpoint Configuration being unable to run Python-based sensors correctly.
- Fixes an issue with the endpoint’s result-cache database growing too large
- Fixes an issue with some logging missing events at the trace level
- Fixes an issue where the endpoint CPU count could be incorrect on systems with more than 32 cores.
- Fixes an issue where setting the Manifest Action Quiet Period does not correctly limit manifest creation.
Tools Versions
- Includes cx-core 2.8.1995
- Includes cx-config 1.4.2881
Tanium Endpoint Configuration 1.7.209
Release Date: August 8, 2023
Important Notes
- Tanium Client Management and Tanium Endpoint Configuration are now being released as separate shared services. The first separated version of Tanium Client Management is 1.12.154.
Improvements
- Fixes an issue that could cause delays with initial tools deployment to new endpoints.
- Fixes an issue where upgrading a Content-only-solution could remove the tools for the content only solution
- Fixes an issue with the performance of enumerating a large number of disk volumes on Linux systems
- Fixes an issue where collecting system metrics on Mac machines could cause excessive CPU usage.
- Fixes an issue where the download manager could fail to download tools when switching to a new tool installation.
Tools Versions
- Includes cx-core 2.8.1985
- Includes cx-config 1.4.2881
Tanium Endpoint Configuration 1.7.204
Release Date: July 18, 2023
Important Notes
- Tanium Client Management and Tanium Endpoint Configuration are now being released as separate shared services. The first separated version of Tanium Client Management is 1.12.154.
Tools Versions
- Includes cx-core 2.8.1977
- Includes cx-config 1.4.2879
Improvements
- Endpoint Configuration now ships as a separately installable shared service, which can be updated independently of Tanium Client Management independently of Tanium Client Management
- Updates OpenSSL to 1.0.2zh.
- Add additional protections against long running sensors executed by CX.
- Add additional CX logging improvements.
Bugs
- Resolves an issue where the Client Configuration and Support action fails on AIX endpoints.
- Resolves an issue where performance metric capturing can cause bursts of high CPU utilization when very large numbers of zombie processes are present.