History for TS Agent

Supports both the On-Prem Firewall Management Center and Cloud-Delivered Firewall Management Center available with the Security Cloud Control, as well as a standalone Management Center.

1.4

• Added support for Citrix Provisioning

• The value you specify in the TS Agent Reserve Port(s) field must match one of the Citrix Provisioning First and Last UDP port numbers ports.

  Caution

  Failure to specify the correct port will cause clients to fail to boot.

1.3

• Detects an IP address change on the server, prompts you to save configuration and reboot. See TS Agent Configuration Fields

• Enables you to upgrade to this version without uninstalling the previous version. See Install or Upgrade the TS Agent.

• Renamed Exclude Port(s) configuration field to Reserve Port(s). See TS Agent Configuration Fields.

• Support for ephemeral ports. See TS Agent Configuration Fields.

• The Monitor tab page warns you when more than 50% percent of TCP or UDP ports have been used for a particular session. See View Information About the TS Agent.

• User session port ranges assigned on least recently used basis. See About the Cisco Terminal Services (TS) Agent.

• Enables you to export troubleshooting information to an XML file. See View Information About the TS Agent.

• Enables you to restream user sessions to the Management Center. See View Information About the TS Agent.

• Attempts to end all user sessions when TS Agent is uninstalled. See Uninstalling the TS Agent.

1.2

• Default maximum number of max user sessions changed from 200 to 30.

• Port range changed from 200 or more to 5000 or more

These changes are all discussed in TS Agent Configuration Fields.

1.1

TS Agent

Feature introduced. The TS Agent enables administrators to track user activity using port mapping. The TS Agent, when installed on a Terminal Server, assigns a port range to individual user sessions, and ports in that range to the TCP and UDP connections in the user session. The systems use the unique ports to identify individual TCP and UDP connections by users on the network.

1.0