New features summary

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

  • Access Control List now applicable for Android devices on Tunnel: The access control option released for iOS devices in Cloud 81, is now also compatible with Android devices running over the MI Tunnel VPN for Cloud 83. 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.

New MTD management console options for iOS devices: In this release, the Zimperium 4.20.x Software Development Kit (SDK) is integrated with MTD, providing administrators with two new options:

  • Custom DNS settings for Local VPN: Under the Local VPN section, administrators can define custom Domain Name System (DNS) settings they want to use when a device connects to their corporate Wi-Fi network. No changes are required on the client side.

    Note the following caveats:

    1. The server must be available from public networks to use this feature.
    2. If you change the default DNS server, make sure that the MobileIron Services are reachable from the custom DNS network.

    • For more information, see Defining a custom DNS server.

  • Access control for custom URLs: There is a new access control option in the MTD management console Management > Access Control tab that enables you to apply a custom threat category (Phishing or Safe) to websites from an Access Control List (ACL). This feature gives administrators the opportunity to allow corporate infrastructure links that might otherwise be blocked, and a similar opportunity to block the websites restricted by company policy. 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.

  • Online release notes now include previous releases: With this release, online release notes will become cumulative, and you will be able to see release note information back at least one current and one prior base release. For example, the online MTD for Core 11.5.0.0 release notes include release information from Core 11.5.0.0 and 11.4.0.0.

Due to limitations in the Zimperium Application Programming Interface (API), some features in the MTD management portal (also known as the zConsole) are not yet supported.

  • Additional information available to iOS client users with Risky Link notifications: When an iOS Go user clicks on a site or an app that is linked to a phishing URL, the user sees a Link is Risky! notification. With this release, a user can expand the notification to view the information about the actual phishing URL. To enable, uncheck the option Block detected phishing URLs in the MTD console > Policy > Phishing Policy page. See Advanced phishing protection for managed devices.