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What's New in the Release Notes

VMware Workspace ONE Intelligent Hub for Linux Release Notes describes the new features and enhancements in each release. This page contains a summary of the new capabilities, issues that have been resolved, and known issues that have been reported in each release over the last 12 months.

Workspace Intelligent Hub for Linux 23.04.1 - May 2023

New Features

  • Introduced new WS1HubtUtil command line options.

    Added more device side command line options to improve troubleshooting and enhance end user visibility.

  • Added Root Cert Deployment to the Browser Cert Store.

    Now, when using Network Security Services (NSS) libraries, Workspace ONE UEM writes a root cert to Linux devices using Firefox and Chromium based browsers. NSS libraries are a prerequisite. Necessary components are automatically installed when using the Workspace ONE Intelligent Hub installer.

  • Now, private keys are encrypted by default

    When private keys are generated for Linux devices, they will be AES256 encrypted by default using the password configured in the certificate.

  • Enabled the Device Lock command.

    Use this command to lock a selected device, making it unusable until it's unlocked. Any signed in user must reauthenticate. If the user's credentials are valid, then they can log in.

    Note: This feature requires Workspace ONE UEM 2304. Workspace ONE UEM 2304 is scheduled for release early summer 2023.

Minimum Requirements

  • The following are the Minimum Requirements for Workspace ONE Intelligent Hub for Linux.

    • Workspace ONE UEM 2206 running in a shared SaaS environment.

    • Workspace ONE UEM 2206 running in a dedicated SaaS environment, enabled with the new Control Plane.

    Note: Workspace ONE UEM for Linux is not currently available for on-premise installations.

    For upgrade details, see Workspace ONE Intelligent Hub for Linux auto-upgrade fails in v23.04 (92320).

Resolved Issues

  • LAGNT-652 - Parsing cert common name fails.

  • LAGNT-657 - Improve Hub stop service.

  • LAGNT-658 - After enrollment, trigger Beacon/Sample immediately.

  • LAGNT-659 - Update Golang to 1.19 and update opensource packages.

  • LAGNT-663 -Wi-Fi profile install fails if password or SSID has a space or quote.

  • LGANT-666 - Linux Web Enrollment fails when running installer from the UI.

  • LAGNT-700 - Hub Service crashes when a remove profile command is sent for a profile that’s not installed.

  • LAGNT-709 – Certificate installation fails if its name has double quotes in it.

  • LAGNT-718 – Certificate renewal profile isn’t getting installed.

  • LAGNT-720 - Profile with certificate and custom config payload fails to install.

  • LAGNT-732 – Hub fails to identify if a device has network when host is behind a proxy.

  • LAGNT-736 – Add support in certconfig yaml file to support custom platforms.

  • LAGNT-760 – Wi-Fi profile fails when payload includes special characters

  • LAGNT-761 - Intermittent custom config failures while processing multiple profiles.

  • LAGNT-762 – Hub fails to process already removed profile actions.

  • LAGNT-769 - Updated agent setting profile installation causes hub to hang.

  • LAGNT-780 – High CPU usage post updating Hub to version 23.04.0.3.

  • LAGNT-781 – Hub auto upgrade failing with 23.04.0.3.

Known Issues

  • We haven’t identified any notable known issues in this release. If you’re facing any problems, feel free to reach out to our support team.

Workspace Intelligent Hub for Linux 22.06 - September 2022

New Features

  • Now, Puppet open source is only required for processing custom configuration profiles. Dependencies on Wi-Fi or credentials payloads are no longer applicable.

  • Enhanced automated Hub upgrades. IT administators can enable Hub upgrades to occur automatically when new versions are released.

  • Implemented additional sensor triggers. Now, IT administrators have the option to trigger a sensor based on login, logout, startup, or network changes on enrolled Linux devices.

  • Added disk encryption detection. Workspace ONE identifies if full disk encryption (using LUKS) is enables on enrolled Linux devices.

  • Now, the Application tab in Devices Details shows desktop applications that are installed and version information on enrolled Linux-based endpoints.

  • Introduced web enrollment. A web-based wizard has been added to streamline downloading and enrollment of Workspace One Intelligent Hub for Linux. The wizard supports integrated authentication which allows Workspace ONE Access, SAML, or other integrated, modern authentication to be used for enrolling a Linux device in Workspace ONE UEM.

Minimum Requirements

  • The following are the Minimum Requirements for Workspace ONE Intelligent Hub for Linux.

    • Workspace ONE UEM 2206 running in a shared SaaS environment.

    • Workspace ONE UEM 2206 running in a dedicated SaaS environment, enabled with the new Control Plane.

    Note: Workspace ONE UEM for Linux is not currently available for on-premise installations.

Resolved Issues

  • LAGNT-564 - App sample is missing app size info.

  • LAGNT-568 - Sensor definition with trigger type ScheduleAndEvent are not handled.

  • LAGNT-571 - Failure happens while processing deactivated profile.

  • LAGNT-573 - Uninstall profile status does not update.

  • LAGNT-581 - Unenroll command fails when the device record is deleted in console.

  • LAGNT-583 - Firewall status fails when ufw and firewalld exist.

  • LAGNT-594 - Linux web enrollment fails due to Firefox being installed via Snap.

  • LAGNT-595 - Wi-Fi Profile fails in DSM flow as Wi-Fi interface name is not populated.

  • LAGNT-606 - Cert based WI-FI profile fails due to path construction.

  • LAGNT-619 - Hub crashes when there are no Snaps installed or Snapcraft tools are not installed.

Known Issues

  • We haven’t identified any notable known issues in this release. If you’re facing any problems, feel free to reach out to our support team.

Download Instructions

  • Prior Version is Installed: The application seamlessly updates over the existing application version without disrupting device enterprise functionality. Manually install the new version on the enrolled device.

  • Prior Version is Not Installed: Direct end users to enroll using web enrollment where the Workspace ONE Intelligent Hub is automatically downloaded. The appropriate installer can be downloaded directly. For more information and instructions, see Enroll Your Linux Devices.

Support Contact Information

To receive support, either submit a ticket via the My Workspace ONE portal or call your local support line.

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