New features summary

These are cumulative release notes. If a release does not appear on this section, then there were no associated new features and enhancements.

  • Enhanced DNS Configuration: Enhanced the behaviour of DnsResolverIP when AllowedAppList is configured in Sentry + MTD mode.
    For more information, see Ivanti Tunnel configuration field description for Android Enterprise.

  • New restriction added: New app restriction IsSplitDomainsListisPriority is added to Android Enterprise to select between SplitDomainsList and DNSResolverIP configuration for DNS resolution.
    For more information, see Ivanti Tunnel configuration field description for Android Enterprise.

  • Support for Android 15: Ivanti Tunnel 4.15.0 now supports Android 15 operating system version.

  • Support for SDK version 5.4.53: Ivanti Tunnel is upgraded to Zimperium SDK Version 5.4.53.

  • New restriction added: New app restriction enableOpenssl, is added to Android Enterprise to enable/disable to support OpenSSl for N/W component which decreases the overall processing time and hence reduces the CPU/battery load.
    For more information, see Ivanti Tunnel configuration field description for Android Enterprise.

  • Support for Captive Portal: Ivanti Tunnel now supports Captive Portal Wi-Fi Authentication.
    For more information, see Mobile@Work for Android.

  • New restriction added: New app restriction slowRetryMaxAttempts, is added to Android Enterprise which allows to restart the tunnel session. Once slowRetryMaxAttempts are reached, the session stops, and a new connection begins.
    For additional information, see Ivanti Tunnel configuration field description for Android Enterprise in the Ivanti Tunnel for Android Guide.

  • Support for SDK version 34: Zimperium version 5.3 SDK now supports Android target SDK version 34.
  • Support for Exclude route added to Tunnel configuration: Added the ‘Exclude Route’ feature to the Android VPN configuration for devices running Android version 13 and above. This functionality allows exclusion of specified IP routes from VPN traffic, directing them through the device’s native network.
  • Support for Mobile Threat Defense: Ivanti Tunnel is upgraded to Zimperium SDK Version 5 to support Mobile Threat Defense (MTD).
  • TLS versions deprecated: Starting from Ivanti Tunnel for Android 4.11 0 onwards the TLS 1.0 and TLS1.1 versions will not be supported. The default supported TLS version is TLS 1.2.
  • Clear logs option: The Clear Logs option is now added to Ivanti Tunnel for Android apps Settings section app. Using this option logs will be cleared for the following files:
    • Tunnel Log file
    • MTD Log File
    • PCAP Log file

  • Ivanti End User License and Services Agreement updated: Ivanti has updated the End User License and Services Agreement in the About section of the Tunnel for Android app. The users will be redirected to this agreement from the Ivanti Tunnel application

  • Support for Android 14: Ivanti Tunnel for Android 4.11.0 now supports Android 14 operating system version.
  • Support for anti-phishing with threat vendor Lookout: Ivanti Tunnel now supports VPN based phishing protection with Lookout. Client receives URL traffic from mobile device and communicates with Lookout's secure DNS server to identify malicious URLs.
    For more information, see Using Tunnel App for Android Anti-Phishing in the Ivanti Neurons for MTD for MDM guide.
  • Day Zero compatibility for Android 13: Day Zero compatibility for Android 13 is now available on Ivanti Tunnel for Android.
  • Support for updated Ivanti Tunnel application configuration values to be reflected on device Tunnel application: The Ivanti Tunnel application configuration values for UI NotificationsLevel and DebugLog in the device Tunnel application (Tunnel User Interface) are now reflecting with updated values. Any modification that are made on the server overrides the manual modification made on the device Tunnel.
  • Support for rebranding MobileIron Tunnel to Ivanti Tunnel: MobileIron Tunnel is now rebranded to Ivanti Tunnel. The MobileIron logo is also replaced with Ivanti logo in the Ivanti Tunnel application and Google play store. MobileIron Tunnel is now called Ivanti Tunnel.
  • Support modern Android features: Ivanti Tunnel for Android includes a dark mode version of the Android GUI.
  • Support for self-signed CA certificates: Self-signed CA certificates or private CA certificates are now supported with Ivanti Tunnel for Android 4.6.2 release.
  • Support for Hungarian language: Hungarian language is now supported with Android for Ivanti Tunnel 4.6.2 release.
  • Access Control List now applicable for Android devices on Ivanti Tunnel: The access control option in the MTD management console released for iOS devices in Core 11.5.0.0, is now also compatible with Android devices running over the Ivanti Tunnel VPN. You can apply the threat category as either Phishing or Safe to websites from an Access Control List (ACL) in the Management > Access Control tab. Administrators can add URLs one at a time, or use the Comma Separated Values (CSV) file template to import a bulk list. For more information, see "Allow or block device access to specific URLs" in the Mobile Threat Defense Solution guide for [Core/Ivanti Neurons for MDM].
  • Support for anti-phishing with MobileIron Threat Defense (MTD): Ivanti Tunnel VPN supports anti-phishing with a MobileIron Threat Defense (MTD) setup that is enabled for anti-phishing. For additional information, see "Support for anti-phishing with MobileIron Threat Defense" in the Ivanti Tunnel for Android Guide.