Release Notes

What's new in AlloyScan 25

Updated: March 10, 2025

Check out the summary of changes we made to AlloyScan in 2025.

25.3

March 6, 2025

FIXED

Resolved an issue where users received an invalid password reset link on instances with a three-level domain.

Resolved issues with auditing switches, printers, and other SNMP devices via SNMPv3, despite correct SNMP credentials.

Other minor bug fixes and usability improvements.

25.2

February 20, 2025

NEW

Unique identifiers for audit agents and services

Instead of relying on host names, audit agents and audit services now use a unique identifier for registration in AlloyScan, eliminating potential conflicts.

Previously, host name-based registration could cause issues when multiple computers shared the same name within a network. With this new approach, registration is seamless and collision-free.

FIXED

Resolved an issue where existing hypervisor credentials were not applied to new segments.

Other minor bug fixes and usability improvements.

25.1

January 29, 2025

NEW

Introducing tags for better inventory organization

We’ve added tags—colorful labels that help you organize and classify your inventory more effectively. Tags let you apply flexible, multi-category classifications to inventoried devices, adding more context and making it much easier to locate information.

You can tag records directly from the Inventory section, either individually using the Tags column or in bulk using the Tags button.

Administrators can manage all tags and track their usage in the Admin Center, under My organization | Customization | Tag management.

 

INFO: For details, see Help: Tagging records.

Streamlined audit schedule management

We’ve enhanced the UI/UX for managing audit schedules, making it more intuitive, simpler, and consistent.

Improved notification subscription management

Managing notification subscriptions is now easier and more transparent. Administrators can view each user’s subscriptions and see who is subscribed to specific notifications. The new Notifications | Subscriptions section in the Admin Center provides a clear overview of users and their subscriptions, allowing for monitoring who receives critical updates.

Additionally, each user record now includes their subscriptions, while each notification template shows a list of users subscribed to it. These improvements simplify subscription management, reduce errors, and ensure the right people stay informed.

INFO: For details, see Help: Subscriptions.

Notification log

Notification logging is now available in the Admin Center, under Logs | Notifications. Administrators can easily view which notifications were sent, to whom, when, and their status.

Notifications are logged at both the site and instance levels.

FIXED

Minor bug fixes and usability improvements.