LanScape
Version
History File For LanScape Service Manager™ Suite
Version
2.0.5.3
“Allow your
customers to do what they do best, communicate.” ™
Purpose:
This file will briefly outline the product
changes, enhancements and bug fixes that have been performed on the LanScape
Service Manager™ Suite.
Version History:
V2.0.5.3:
New Features and Capabilities
Added F1 context
sensitive help.
To get help while in the service manager console,
users can now press the F1 key.
The system tray
application now identifies service manager console application by ID.
The optional system tray application can now identify
a service manager console EXE image using an internal digital ID. This removes
the chance that a user specifies the wrong console EXE image during
configuration.
Added product
trial support.
The LanScape service manager is now available in a
trial product version.
Windows 2003 now
supported.
This current version of the LanScape service
manager now supports Windows 2003.
Added remote
service event logging
Service manager can now send service log
information to a remote UDP log server.
Service manager
can now periodically restart user applications at a user specified time
interval.
The service manager can now restart user
applications using a user specifies a time interval. This allows resource or
memory leaky applications to be restarted so the server host machine can
reclaim lost resources.
Improved
unhandled exception detection and trapping.
The service manager now supports additional
unhandled exception trapping. If a configured service application generates an
unhandled exception, the exception will be caught by the service manager service.
If the application that generated the exception is configured to be restarted,
it will be restarted.
Overall general
improvements in process starting and termination.
Improved how service processes are started,
restarted and terminated.
Bug fixes
None.
There were no bug fixes in this version.
V1.0.0.0 to 2.0.5.2:
Initial version 1.x and 2.x product offerings. No
longer supported.
December
2006,
LanScape
Corporation