April 27, 2026—Zero Trust Secure Access Private Access Connector version 3.0.0.1920
contains new features, enhancements, and resolved issues.
New features
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The Connector OS has been migrated from CentOS 7 to Rocky Linux 9. This transition brings a supported, modernized OS platform with updated networking, system services, and platform integrations.
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A new
updateCLI command allows administrators to upgrade the Connector in place, without redeploying the virtual appliance. -
A new
rollbackCLI command enables administrators to revert a failed or problematic Connector upgrade to the previous known-good version. -
Administrators can now stream Connector logs in real time for faster troubleshooting and operational visibility.
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Customers can now deploy and register Connectors in South Africa for improved local coverage and reduced latency.
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The Hyper-V base VM image now supports EFI/UEFI boot, aligning with modern virtualization requirements.
Enhancements
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Limited
digcommand output and enabled DNS record log rotation to reduce log volume and prevent disk pressure. -
Added descriptive error messages to upgrade logging for easier troubleshooting of upgrade failures.
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Added retry logic and improved error handling when pulling ACR images, reducing transient deployment failures.
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Adjusted the memory check threshold to better reflect real-world workloads.
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The admin user no longer ships with a default password. Administrators are required to set credentials during initial setup.
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Disabled secure boot to ensure consistent image boot behavior across supported platforms.
Resolved issues
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Fixed SSH password authentication regression.
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Fixed hostname inconsistency between the Connector and Vision One.
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Fixed ICMP health check status reporting.
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Fixed command channel crash-loop when the Connector is unregistered.
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Fixed
eth1bring-up delay on Azure. -
Fixed
configure dhcp eth0CLI command. -
Fixed hostname setting behavior.
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Fixed missing
zipdependency required for packet capture. -
Fixed
findcommand syntax used during backup file removal. -
Fixed a race condition between the crontab monitor and firmware update that caused incorrect module counts.
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Fixed WALinuxAgent installation on Azure.
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Fixed multiple OpenSSH vulnerabilities with upstream security patches.
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Added missing systemd timer dependencies.
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Resolved duplicate Connector status updates sent to the management console.
