Omnissa Newsletter 2025 Week 32

Upcoming Omnissa Events

EventLink and descriptionSpeakersDate
Omnissa Tech Deep Dive: Horizon 8 and Nutanix AHV hypervisorIn this session, you’ll get a technical overview of how Horizon 8 integrates with the Nutanix AHV platform. We’ll walk you through the key features and architecture of AHV, explore why it’s a strategic choice for hypervisor support, and share Omnissa’s vision and launch plans around this integration.Whether you’re already working with Horizon or just beginning to explore hypervisor options, this event will give you the context and confidence to understand how Horizon 8 fits into the Nutanix ecosystem—and what it means for your environment moving forward.👉 Register here: Omnissa Tech Deep Dive: Horizon 8 and Nutanix AHV hypervisor! 28 August5 PM – 6 PM CEST
11 AM – 12 PM EDT
8 AM – 9 AM PDT 
Omnissa ONE returns in 2025 Omnissa ONE Global
Las Vegas, Cosmopolitan Hotel
Sept 15th – Sept 17th👉 More information and registration: Omnissa ONE 2025. Omnissa ONE EMEA
Hilton Amsterdam Airport Schiphol
Oct 7th – Oct 9th 👉 More information and registration: Omnissa ONE Amsterdam 2025. Omnissa ONE Japan
Tokyo, ANA InterContinental Hotel 
Nov 17th – Nov 19th 👉 More information and registration: Omnissa ONE TOKYO 2025
  

Release Updates:

Workspace ONE Hub Services

Conditional Entitlements Phase 2: Show or Hide Apps based on Access Policies

Access policy rules set by admins in Omnissa Access determine which apps an end user can launch, based on factors such as their network range, device type, or group membership. The new conditional entitlements enhancement to the Hub Catalog improves the user experience by hiding apps that a user is restricted from launching based on Access policy rules.

This is Phase 2 of the two-phase rollout of conditional entitlements. Hub Services admins now have the option to either display (as locked) restricted apps or hide them entirely from end users.

Workspace ONE Intelligent Hub 25.06 for Linux

The Workspace ONE Intelligent Hub 25.06 release adds some great new features and capabilities.

  • Python3 Support
    Added Python3 as a language option for authoring Workspace ONE Sensors, adding more flexibility for this powerful feature.
  • Support for Firewall Profile
    Now both simple and complex firewall rules can be easily configured in Workspace ONE UEM and pushed to your enrolled Linux devices.

Omnissa Secure Email Gateway 2.33

We are always working to improve Workspace ONE Secure Email Gateway with every release. There are no new features to introduce for this release.

Current Omnissa Security Advisories

Find all latest advisories in the Omnissa Security Response Center

Omnissa UX Research Opportunities:

  • Our goal is to gather insight into user behaviorsmotivations, and goals, so we can use those insights to inform and strengthen product and design decisions.
  • Interested in giving your opinion and making your voice heard? Check out what’s available!

NEW Opportunity: Test new workflow triggers in Freestyle Orchestrator

  • About: There’s a new way to let Admins decide when workflows run — whether on device onboarding, on a schedule, or based on events like app crashes.
  • Opportunity: 8-minute interaction where you’ll get to play with a clickable prototype and rate how intuitive it is. This won’t require talking or typing, just multiple choice, AND you can do this in your own time. It will ask to record your computer screen which is optional.
  • Who’s this relevant for: Admins using/manage Freestyle in Intelligence or UEM.
  • Test the new workflow triggers here → available until end of day 8/13

[DATES EXTENDED]: Sound the alarm – what custom alerts matter most to you?

  • About: Omnissa Intelligence has a new feature called Custom Alerts, which will allow users to define conditions that trigger notifications based on metric thresholds. These can be aggregated across entities or evaluated over time windows.
  • Opportunity: 5-minute survey via Qualtrics where you’ll get to rank different features/use cases. This won’t require talking or typing, just multiple choice, AND you can do this in your own time.
  • Who’s this relevant for: Admins using/managing Omnissa Intelligence, Horizon, WS1 UEM, Experience Management, MTD, and/or Vulnerability Defense.
  • Drag/drop and rank features HERE → available until end of day 8/13

KB Highlights & Announcements:

Preparing for Workspace ONE Modern SaaS Rollout (Managed Hosting / Dedicated Cloud Customers)

High Priority KBs: 

Recently added KBs (Links) 

Recently updated KBs (Links)

Community and YouTube Updates 

Beta, Lab and Tech Preview Updates 

Currently available:

Coming soon:

  • MQTT Printer*
  • Omnissa Pass*
  • Digital Employee Experience Management (DEX) for Windows/Mac*
  • Horizon Clients (Linux, Windows, Mac)

Past Omnissa Event Recordings

Omnissa OnlineRecording of Omnissa Online Event: YouTube RecordingVarious 
Omnissa Tech Deep Dive: Provisioning, Enrolling, and Onboarding Windows devices into Workspace ONE UEMWhat’s the difference between Provisioning, Enrolling, and Onboarding? What are the options for registering Workspace ONE devices with Entra ID? In this technical session, not only will you gain an understanding of all the options for new and existing Windows devices, but you’ll also have a group of experts on hand to address your questions in real time. Bonus is the announcement of two new features, along with a full explanation of each.Omnissa Tech Deep Dive: Provisioning, Enrolling, and Onboarding Windows devices into Workspace ONE UEMJenn GodwinJo HarderPhil HelmingJosh Spencer28 Jul 2025
Omnissa Tech Deep Dive: Bringing VDI goodies to your physical desktops and laptopsWe invite you to a demo-packed session, where you will learn how to bring the benefits of App Volumes and DEM (Dynamic Environment Manager) to your physical Windows devices.This brings the same benefits and features you know from your Horizon VDI environments to your desktops and laptops. You have full control over the application lifecycle, ensuring the best user experience and more! Omnissa Tech Deep Dive: Bringing VDI goodies to your physical desktops and laptopsPim van de Vis18 Jun 2025
Unified Windows Management: Windows Server Management (Beta) and Windows Multi-user in Workspace ONE UEMThis webcast will focus on the Omnissa Workspace ONE Windows Server Management Beta and Windows Multi-user management support.Unified Windows Management: Windows Server Management (Beta) and Windows Multi-user in Workspace ONE UEMGrischa Ernst, Product Line ManagerCamille Debay, Product Line Manager – Windows ManagementSaurabh Jhunjhunwala, Staff Customer Success Engineer17 Jun 2025  

Latest Patch & Seed Script Updates:

OS Updates Seed Script

  • Most recent update :
    • iPadOS 18.6 (22G86)
      iOS 18.6 (22G86)
      visionOS 2.6 (22O785)
      tvOS 18.6 (22M84)
      macOS 15.6 (24G84)
  • Last Update: CW31

Device Model Seed Script

  • Seed Script to support
    • iPad Air 11-inch (M3) Wi-Fi
  • Last update: CW26

Workspace ONE UEM 23.10

  • Patch level 23.10.0.53
    • FCA-210523 – Add fallback support for old domain.
  • Patch level 23.10.0.55
    • AAPP-19421 – Improvements to dissociation logic for Apple VPP.
  • Last Update: CW30

Workspace ONE UEM 24.02

  • Patch Level: 24.2.0.34
    • AAPP-18714 – Unable to install a few internal and purchased apps due to error 12008 – MDM Command invalid.
  • Last Update: CW29

Workspace ONE UEM 2406

  • Patch level 24.6.0.42All EnvironmentsModernized Enviroments
    • MACOS-6224 – Extensible Single Sign-on Kerberos payload updates.
    • MACOS-4586 – System Policy Control payload updates.
    • MACOS-4581 – Extensible Single Sign-on Kerberos payload updates.
    • ESI-608 – Staging User unable to enroll an Android device registered to an end user in Registered Devices Only mode.
    • ESI-549 – Launcher CICO fails when enrolment restriction for device model is present, despite device being in allowlist.
    • AGGL-18954 – Profile installation and removal intermittently fails on shared iPads.
  • Last Update: CW31

Workspace ONE UEM 2410

  • Patch level 24.10.0.22
    • MACOS-5574- Modify XML to allow base 64 encoded data for a valid font and perform E2E testing on iOS and MacOs device.
    • ESI-608- Staging User unable to enroll an Android device registered to an end user in Registered Devices Only mode.
    • ATL-25637- Seeding macOS Hub v24.11.3 to UEM 24.10 Patch.
    • ARES-33173- Spaceman error displayed when clicked on ‘View’ on Profile List.
    • AMST-44100- Application deployments are very slow during Enrolment.
    • AMST-44014- Add logs to capture exceptions from the resources/status endpoint.
    • AMST-43813- Validate the profile XML for custom settings before delivering the XML to the device.
    • AMST-43450- Continue Checking Intel ECS for Capabilities.
    • AGGL-18815- Fix start time switching from PM to AM in System Updates Profile.
    • AAPP-19393- iOS Device Updates Details page update-status grid filters are not functioning as expected.
  • Last Update: CW32

Workspace ONE UEM 2506

  • Patch level 25.06 Patch 2

All Environments

  • UM-9806: Permissions cannot be deleted for user groups with app, profile assignments or policy mapping for enrollment grouping, restrictions, and user roles.
  • RUGG-13652: Apps and Profiles counts in Device Details Summary tab should consider unassigned resources and apps should move to Installed once it is reassigned.
  • MACOS-5913: Adding the rebranded bundle-id of Hubd process to intelligent hub settings profile.
  • MACOS-5768: macOS SSOExtension profile failing due to incorrect use of UseSharedDeviceKeys.
  • MACOS-5574: Modify XML to allow base 64 encoded data for a valid font and perform E2E testing on iOS and MacOs device.
  • MACOS-4581: Extensible Single Sign-on Kerberos payload updates.
  • FCA-210742: Errors while navigating to different pages in the UEM console.
  • ESI-608: Staging User unable to enroll an Android device registered to an end user in Registered Devices Only mode.
  • ESI-549: Launcher CICO fails when enrollment restriction for device model is present despite device being in allowlist.
  • CRSVC-65441: Need to batch event log publish when count of events goes beyond a threshold.
  • CRSVC-64725: Need to batch event log publish when count of events goes beyond a threshold.
  • CRSVC-64484: Add support for nullable conflict resolution properties.
  • CRSVC-63373: Gumdrop – Logging parameter association has no parameters too frequent.
  • CRSVC-63160: Include offline checkin resource types for requests to IH DSM from drift evaluation service.
  • CRSVC-62176: Add EventLogDisableDBWriteFeatureFlag and EventLogServiceExportFeatureFlag in the orchestrator.
  • CMSVC-18564: Support LDS deployment and automate SGS Drift enablement based on Mod Stack feature flags.
  • ATL-25652: Seeding – latest SFD 24.10.7 build to UEM 2506.
  • ATL-25596: Bundle latest AWCM (2506) with UEM 2506.
  • AMST-43813: Validate the profile XML for custom settings before delivering the XML to the device.
  • AGGL-19047: Denied application names and IDs in app control are not resolved to actual values when viewed in XML.
  • AGGL-18988: Certificate profiles are installed twice after Android device enrollment when a compliance policy is assigned.
  • AGGL-18954: Profile installation and removal intermittently fails on shared iPads.
  • AGGL-18884: Credential payload upload certificate failing for ChromeOS.
  • AGGL-18821: PhoneNumber Lookup returns blank when used in App Configuration.
  • AGGL-17263 Denied application names and IDs in app control are not resolved to actual values when viewed in XML.
  • AAPP-19722: VPP License sync error for some applications in the console.
  • AAPP-19618: Split DDUIForAutoGeneratedProfilesFeatureFlag into 2 separate FFs.
  • AAPP-19394: Readability updates to iOS Device Updates Details page.
  • AAPP-19306: Cannot edit a profile with exchange ActiveSync payload.
  • AAPP-19271: Custom DEP now supports minimum OS version enforcement.

Modernized Environments

  • ARES-33458: Multiple version-level entries displayed for an Internal app on Windows Device App list.
  • AGGL-18692: Profile installation and removal intermittently fails on shared iPads.
  • Last Update: CW32


Disclaimer

Please note: All information in this Newsletter is statically copied from various sources. Once published, these sources won’t be checked and the Newsletter won’t be updated retrospectively. In case of doubts, always check and refer to the linked source in Omnissa Docs, Techzone or Knowledgebase.

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