Update06/27/2024

The settings menu UI is now adapted to the rest of the UI design.

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Cisco

Update from:
johannes-devicebase (expert)

Improvements

Updated the Settings Menu UI

Added support for Networked Standby for Board Pro

Networked standby is already supported for most of the products, this is now added to the Board Pro

Added support for selecting USB Mode

Some laptops do not support video bulk transfer over USB3. Since our products use bulk mode video streaming, using some USB-C cables with USB3 can cause intermittent video streaming issues on these laptops.
To address this, we have introduced a new configuration feature that allows users to switch between USB2 and USB3 modes in such situations.
Users can make these configuration changes via the codec web UI or over SSH.
Please note that after adjusting the configuration, a system reboot is required.

Added support to set Max Resolution

The "xConfiguration Video Input Connector N PreferredResolution" setting softly enforces the preferred resolution, allowing the source to override it and choose a higher resolution if needed.
With the introduction of "xConfiguration Video Input Connector N MaxResolution," a hard limit is set by removing all resolutions above the specified value from the codec input EDID.
To change the Video Input MaxResolution, you need to specify the input and select the MaxResolution. Note that the available values depend on what is supported for that input.

Check-in / Check-out of meetings

This feature allows room resources to be freed up if the host does not "Check-in" when the meeting starts and within the set timeout.
The meeting booking will be removed and free up the space for others to use. This is a feature that helps to avoid unspent resources being blocked.

Improved support for certificate responders

With this feature, the application can always verify the revocation status of a certificate, especially when stapled OCSP responses are unavailable, thus maintaining secure and trustworthy communications.
In summary, enabling the enhanced revocation checking feature in WebEngine allows the application to perform more accurate and current checks on the revocation status of digital certificates, ensuring higher security.
In order to enable this feature you have to enable: xConfiguration WebEngine Certificates RevocationChecks NetworkAccess: <allow> where Deny is the default setting (Which means that it is "Off" by default).</allow>