Plus general performance and stability improvements across the dashboard.

We've released Windows Roaming Client v3.3.6 to address a local domain resolution issue affecting some users on Classic DNS Filtering.

– Resolved an issue where local network resources were not resolving correctly for some users after updating to Windows Roaming Client v3.3.1 with Classic DNS Filtering enabled. Local domain resolution now works as expected.

– Subscription plan cards on the Subscription screen are now clickable, instantly filtering the organization grid to show only organizations on that plan.

– This release introduces a new troubleshoot command for Docker and Binary installations to streamline diagnostics, automatic log file configuration for binary installs, and automatic restart of Docker relay containers after a system reboot on Linux.

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– All cleanup options now show the same device totals and recommendations, providing a unified and more predictable experience when managing agent cleanup across organizations.

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– Resolved an issue where applying more than one filter simultaneously in CyberSight returned no results even when matching data existed. Filters now work correctly in combination.

– Resolved an issue where the Organizations dropdown in the Add Override dialog displayed all accessible organizations rather than only those belonging to the selected MSP. The dropdown now correctly scopes results to the current MSP and supports filtering as you type.

– Resolved an issue where the list in the CyberSight Overview displayed duplicate Roaming Client names.

– Eligible administrators at Sales Managed organizations will now see in-app alerts when license usage approaches or exceeds purchased capacity, with quick access to Subscription Management to take action.

– All CyberSight "View All" screens now include an Export CSV option, allowing you to export displayed data with your current filters and sorting applied.

– MSPs can now enable or disable CyberSight directly when creating a new organization, with Browser Extension configuration options displayed when CyberSight is enabled.

– Resolved an issue in the Roaming Client Bulk Edit drawer where navigating between tabs before saving did not display previously entered values. All unsaved changes are now visible when reviewing tabs prior to confirming edits.

– Resolved an issue where the Friendly Name field could not be edited from the Bulk Edit or Single Edit drawers. This field is now fully editable as expected.

– The Top Active Clients and Least Active Clients widgets and their "View All" pages now correctly sort results, ensuring the lists accurately reflect most and least active clients.

– Resolved an issue where organization admins could attempt to edit global block pages. These pages are displayed in a read-only view, with the edit icon replaced by a view icon for clarity. Editing global block pages remains restricted to users with MSP-level access.

– A new CyberSight dashboard gives administrators a time-based view of how threat activity is evolving—highlighting top observed threats, most at-risk users, and whether threats are emerging or recurring.

– We've strengthened the reliability of our domain categorization pipeline to ensure data stays accurate and consistent as it flows across internal systems. These updates improve how category changes are handled end-to-end, keeping your filtering and reporting data clean and up to date.

– Fixed an issue where a Data Export configuration could appear successful even when a required setup step failed during initiation. Exports now correctly move to a disabled state in this scenario, and a failure reason is displayed in the UI—preventing silent data loss or misleading export status.

– Fixed an issue where empty username fields were incorrectly populated with "PII Redacted" in Data Export output (e.g. Splunk) despite no data actually being redacted in PII settings. Blank username fields are now left blank as expected.

– Resolved an issue where internal operational domains were appearing in Data Export output. These domains are now consistently excluded from Data Export in alignment with the rest of the platform.

We've released to address a DNS restoration issue affecting machines with multiple static DNS servers configured.

– Fixed an issue where only the primary DNS server was restored when the agent service stopped on machines with multiple static DNS servers. Secondary DNS servers were silently dropped, leaving affected machines with an incomplete DNS configuration.

All configured DNS servers are now correctly restored when the agent stops or restarts.

A new bulk in-line editing tool in the allows administrators to apply settings directly to individual agents. Supported actions include:

This provides greater flexibility for managing device-specific configurations.

The Overview page now displays both in the footer. Selecting opens a drawer showing all resolver IPs grouped by Primary and Secondary, with quick copy-to-clipboard functionality.

Plus general performance and stability improvements across the platform.

We've released to address a critical network connectivity issue affecting machines with static IP/DNS configurations.

– Fixed an issue where the agent incorrectly overwrote static IP/DNS configurations on restart, causing complete loss of network connectivity with no remote remediation path.

The agent now correctly restores DNS from a saved backup on restart and leaves interfaces untouched when no valid backup exists, restoring 2.x behavior.

– Fixed an issue where MSP Organizations configured to inherit Privacy Mode from their MSP dashboard were incorrectly restricted from accessing user-level data even when the MSP's Privacy Mode was set to Standard.

MSP Organizations now correctly resolve inherited Privacy Mode settings, ensuring that features and data visibility behave as expected based on the configured privacy level.