Fixed issues in BlackBerry UEM Cloud
User and device management fixed issues
On OnePlus and Redmi devices, in certain circumstances, BlackBerry
Dynamics apps could get stuck in an authentication loop. (FIRST-17108) |
If you configured a list of approved device IDs for Android devices, and selected the 'Allow only approved device IDs' option in your activation profile, if you activated an Android device that was not in the approved list, the activation did not fail. (EMM-136003) |
Management console fixed issues
If an administrator restricted versions of a BlackBerry
Dynamics app using the BlackBerry UEM management console, the way the restricted version number was processed may have unintentionally blocked more versions of the app than intended. (FIRST-17124) |
If you were using an LDAP connection to an Active Directory environment and you made a change to a user's attributes such as the email address, the change would not synchronize with UEM. (EMM-136693) |
BlackBerry
Dynamics -hosted .apk files were not installed on devices if the activation profile was enabled for Google
Play . (EMM-137637) |
When you edited an app configuration for a hosted app, a duplicate app configuration was created. (EMM-137108) |
iOS device users were not able to access apps and sites without using their credentials after an administrator had assigned a SCEP profile and a single-sign on profile to them. (EMM-137085) |
The compliance violations list in the management console were empty for apps that were built using newer SDKs. (GD-47035) |
BlackBerry Secure Connect Plus fixed issues
BlackBerry Secure Connect Plus
fixed issuesIn an environment that used BlackBerry Secure Connect Plus with Samsung Knox devices, if the environment blocked the *.secb2b.com call from BlackBerry UEM , the Knox (KLM/ELM) license might have expired. (EMM-140039) |