UniView 2.110 release notes

New features

Audit Log access for admins across all organizations

Administrators can now view the Audit Log across all organizations they manage, not only organizations where they have more than one account.
This capability is enabled on a per-customer basis.

Enhancements

Multi-version restore now shows time range

When you select files across multiple versions for restore, the Recover operations page now displays the time range covered by your selection, shown as the selected period before the chosen build. This gives you a clear summary of the restore scope before confirming the operation.

Tenants page column renamed to "Resources Without Protection"

The column previously labeled "Unprotected Resources" on the Tenants page has been renamed to "Resources Without Protection."
The new label more accurately describes the column's contents, which include both resources that are eligible for protection but not yet protected, and resources in an unprotected state.

Azure sign-in now shows a loading animation during redirect

When you sign in through Microsoft Azure and are redirected back to UniView after authentication, a loading animation now appears instead of a blank screen while the wizard initializes.

Lock icon tooltips now show detailed error codes

Lock icon tooltips on protected assets now display specific error codes when a protection issue is detected.
This replaces generic error messages passed from the backend, giving you more actionable information directly in the interface.

Fixes

  • Filtering blob assets by name on the Dashboard now returns only assets whose names contain the entered search string. Previously, the filter returned assets that did not match the search pattern.
  • The restore wizard Confirm step for Azure File Share assets no longer incorrectly includes the Azure region in the displayed storage account name when the restore path is set to restore as a new folder.
  • Modifying an Azure tenant that was originally onboarded with only one scope (Blob or File Share) now completes successfully.
    Previously, adding the second scope during modification caused an erroneous unprotection banner to appear.
  • During Azure tenant onboarding, assets that are left unselected are now correctly saved as unselected. Previously, deselected assets would appear as selected when the tenant was later opened for editing.
  • The Protection Modification History no longer displays entries with timestamps earlier than the tenant's onboarded date.
  • The "Login with Kaseya One" button is now disabled when no Kaseya One integration is configured for the tenant, preventing a confusing no-action state for users who clicked it.
  • The scrollbars on the Microsoft Azure Tenants page no longer overlap table content. Row data and the last column are now fully visible.
  • The loading indicator on the Assets page is now clearly visible when the page is loading under slow network conditions.
  • The Storage widget on the Dashboard now correctly renders the gap between used storage and overflow for tenants where usage significantly exceeds the pool limit.
  • Alternate restore activity center messages and toast notifications now appear correctly when a file share restore to an alternate location completes or encounters an error.