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What’s new
What’s new in 2206
Version 2206 of the Linux VDA includes the following new features and enhancements:
Support for Debian 11.3
We have added Debian 11.3 as a supported distribution. For more information, see System requirements.
Support for user authentication with Azure AD credentials
The Linux VDA can now integrate with Azure Active Directory (AD) to provide user authentication. With this feature, users can log on to non-domain-joined Linux desktops using their Azure AD credentials. For more information, see Authentication with Azure Active Directory.
Client battery status display
The Linux VDA can now redirect and display the battery status of client devices in virtual desktops. This feature is enabled by default. For more information, see Client battery status display.
Multi-monitor enhancements for Remote PC Access VDAs using non-vGPU graphics cards
This release addresses the following issues that occur when users access Remote PC Access sessions:
- The monitor of the remote PC cannot be blacked out. Showing session content can pose a security risk.
- Monitors can display artifacts when multiple monitors are used to access Remote PC Access sessions.
For more information, see Non-vGPU graphics cards.
Custom backgrounds and banner messages on session logon screens
You can now customize session logon screens with custom backgrounds and banner messages. For more information, see Custom backgrounds and banner messages on session logon screens.
Automatic DPI scaling
The Linux VDA now supports automatic DPI scaling. When a user opens a virtual desktop or application session, the DPI value in the session automatically changes to match the DPI setting on the client side. For more information, see Automatic DPI scaling.
Faster LDAP queries
In addition to querying each LDAP server in polling mode, the Linux VDA can now query LDAP servers in a multi-domain forest concurrently. To enable the faster LDAP queries, enable Global Catalog on a domain controller and specify the relevant LDAP port number as 3268. For information about how to specify LDAP servers and LDAP ports, see the CTX_XDL_LDAP_LIST variable description in the Linux VDA installation article based on your distribution.
Custom FAS port
Previously, the Linux VDA was hardcoded to communicate with FAS servers over port 80. Starting with this release, you can customize the FAS port on the Linux VDA side through CTX_XDL_FAS_LIST in the ctxsetup.sh. For more information, see the Linux VDA installation article based on your distribution.
What’s new in earlier releases
For new features included in the releases that shipped after the 1912 LTSR through the 2204 CR, see What’s new history.
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