ISL AlwaysOn 1.2.0 for Windows (2009-05-12)
General Information
On 12th May 2009 we have released:
- ISL AlwaysOn 1.2.0 (2008-05-12) win32
- ISL AlwaysOn Connect 1.2.0 (2008-05-12) win32
Upgrading to new version
Hosted Service
Open ISL AlwaysOn Computer access configuration on computer and it will automatically offer upgrade to latest version.
New computer installations automatically use latest version.
ISL AlwaysOn Connect upgrades automatically.
Server License
Upgrades are free of charge for ISL Online Server License users with active Extended Support Service. ISL Online Server License users with expired Extended Support Service are welcome to purchase Extended Support Service in order to gain access to the newly released ISL Online Server system. In case you have extended ESS you will need to create new license file and upload it to your ISL Conference Proxy server.
Quick Instructions for users with ISL Conference Proxy 3.1 installed
- open web administration of ISL Conference Proxy http://localhost:7615/conf
- login using admin account
- click Online update link in left navigation
- click Apply changes if you have automatic install
Improvements
There should be different password options in ISL AlwaysOn.
Per connection and one time password should be implemented. The user should be able to set additional/different password globally or for single connection.
When a computer is accessed over ISL AlwaysOn an e-mail notification should be sent to selected e-mail addresses.
A user should be able to define addition filters on a computer that are evaluated when the computer is being accessed.
User defined filter should recognize IPs and MACs.
It should be possible to install ISL AlwaysOn from command line without user interaction. Granting access should also be started from command line and without user intervention for batch installs.
Sometimes on Windows 2003, after the console session has been disconnected and reconnected multiple times, ISL AlwaysOn session will not be established.
The situation could be reproduced by killing ISL AlwaysOn Monitor process and starting new ISL AlwaysOn session.
On machine with Terminal Services or RDP sessions ISL AlwaysOn might have trouble starting new ISL AlwaysOn session. Especially the new session won't start if ISL AlwaysOn Monitor process is not running.
ISL AlwaysOn cannot start ISL Light on 64bit Windows XP when console session is not session 0.
User shouldn't be asked multiple times when accessing remote computer. Web session should provide user name and password.
