Deprecation of AirWatch Historical Widgets within Workspace ONE Intelligence (89394) - AirWatch Historical widgets are being deprecated within Workspace ONE Intelligence.
Why is this being deprecated?
The current implementation of AirWatch Historical only stores the full record of state changes. Storing the full record introduces a limitation as it tracks all changes to the state, including edits. As a result, historical widgets face data accuracy challenges due to its inability to truly track change events.
For instance, when tracking the total number of apps installed per day, AirWatch Historical will count any changes to a currently installed app as a new installation due to the implementation method. This in turn, misrepresents the actual number of apps being installed a day, resulting in inaccurate data for the widget. - What does deprecation mean for users?
Users will only be able to view or delete the impacted AirWatch Historical widgets. They will NOT be able to edit, copy, duplicate, or rename the impacted widgets. Additionally, users will NOT be able to create any new AirWatch Historical widgets.
Which widgets are impacted?
Widgets using data from the following list will be impacted: - Workspace ONE UEM -> Apps
- Workspace ONE UEM -> Devices
- Workspace ONE UEM -> Windows OS Updates
- Workspace ONE UEM -> Device Risk Score
- Workspace ONE UEM -> Device Summary Risk Score
- Workspace ONE UEM -> User Risk Score
Impacted widgets will also be labeled with a 'Deprecated' pill to make it easier for users to identify. Workspace ONE Email Notification Service 2 (ENS2) experiencing sporadic connection errors due to the unavailability of the RDS database (89432) - ENS2 Virginia Database was migrated on 27th August to a Multi-AZ configuration. After the migration, the Workspace ONE Team began seeing database connection errors due to a sporadic unavailability of the RDS database. While the Workspace ONE Team works with our partners to identify the root cause, the team will be reverting to a previous version of the database.
- Since ENS2 relies on Exchange to maintain subscriptions and Exchange is prone to losing subscriptions frequently for unknown reasons, it is possible that many users may lose subscriptions due to the migration.
- The team will be creating a mock API to keep sending acknowledgements back to the Exchange whenever there is an event pushed from Exchange to ENS2, to reduce chances of losing the active subscriptions.
- Workaround in KB https://kb.vmware.com/s/article/89432?lang=en_US&source=email
HW-164237 Hotfix for 22.05.0.0 Workspace ONE Access Connector, Resolution for OpenJDK 11.0.5 does not work correctly with StartTLS protocol. Upgrade to OpenJDK 11.0.16. (89428) - Active Directory Connections using StartTLS option may not work as expected with Workspace ONE Access Connector 22.05.
- The patch allows you to upgrade the packaged OpenJDK to version 11.0.16, in order to resolve the issue.
- Known Issue in OpenJDK 11.0.5 packaged with Workspace ONE Access Connector 22.05.
- Resolution outlined in https://kb.vmware.com/s/article/89428?lang=en_US&source=email
Highlighting High Priority KBs - HW-156875 - Patch instructions to address CVE-2022-22972, CVE-2022-22973 in Workspace ONE Access Appliance (VMware Identity Manager) (88438)
CVE-2022-22972, CVE-2022-22973 have been determined to impact Workspace ONE Access (VMware Identity Manager). These vulnerabilities and their impact on VMware products are documented in the following VMware Security Advisory - VMSA-2022-0014 , please review this document before continuing - Announcing end of support for device administrator (Android Legacy) in Workspace ONE UEM (80971)
To align with Google’s strategy and ensure VMware’s investment in the right long-term solution for Android, as of March 31st, 2022, VMware will no longer support device administrator-based management on Android (referred to as Android (Legacy) in the Workspace ONE UEM console). - VMware Tunnel Proxy End of Support Life Announcement (87345)
VMware is announcing End of Support Life for the Tunnel Proxy component of the VMware Tunnel solution. This will be effective January 30, 2023. - VMware Workspace ONE UEM New Control Plane SaaS Deployment Schedule (86243)
Workspace ONE UEM has undergone a complete re-architecture to modernize the platform using microservices and containers to enable increased scalability and performance and increase the rate of innovation. Now after having conducted significant and careful testing, these architecture updates, including a new control plane, will be deployed to UEM SaaS environments over the next several weeks, with options available to on-premise customers after this roll-out (Later in 2022).
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