Resolved an issue affecting application map exports in some cases.

Fixed a license counting bug that occurred when the proxy reported 0 VMs found during the last batch of Azure discovery.

Resolved an issue causing the Inventory to exclude servers up to the license cap when the license count is exceeded. This may occur in some cases when license limits are reached during discovery.

Resolved an issue causing the license seat count in Access Control to be missing for some customers.

Fixed a token expiry issue casing traffic collection to become stale for some AWS environments.

Resolved an issue causing Azure Discovery to fail during authentication for some customers.

Fixed an issue causing the Tier Types export function to omit assets in some cases.

Resolved a paging issue affecting AWS flow logs processing for some customers

Fixed a time out issue causing AWS discovery to fail in some cases

Resolved a performance issue causing long loading times when creating a new Migration Wave

Resolved an issue which caused AWS flow logs to not save properly in Faddom

Improved the loading times for the Subnet Dependencies page

Corrected an issue where the Azure Client Secret was being written in plaintext in the Faddom Server Logs

Fixed an issue causing the VMware performance data tab to fail loading despite a valid API response from the vCenter

Resolved a discrepancy between the UI and database for incoming traffic values in Shadow IT

Fixed an issue causing the "Full Control" permission to not be applied to all members of a role when set in Access Control in some cases

We resolved an issue where Nutanix VM Discovery could return an incomplete VM inventory when a VM had a network interface with no subnet assigned

Added IP Groups to the Tier Types Export in Inventory

Updated OpenShift traffic collection guidance to use the built-in IPFIX exporter (spec.exportNetworkFlows.ipfix) instead of NetFlow, resolving connection discovery gaps in OVN-Kubernetes clusters