The AchieVer Posted December 12, 2018 Share Posted December 12, 2018 Windows Admin Center 1809.5 Insider Preview released. Release Summary 1809.5 is a cumulative update to 1809. This release includes various quality and functional improvements and bug fixes throughout the product: General Accessibility improvements Notification message improvements Certificate handling improvements for upgrades New splash screen when loading Windows Admin Center Hyper-V Add/remove virtual disk or drive for running VMs VM Connect web console now works in the Virtual Machines tool on Failover Cluster and HCI Cluster connections VM state refresh time is improved on Windows Server 2019 HCI clusters Azure Site Recovery protection status is shown for VMs across all cluster nodes VM health alerts now show VM name instead of VM ID Clustering UI improvements for Cluster Aware Updating Extension Manager User-installed extensions are persisted across Windows Admin Center upgrades Increased resiliency against extension errors Hyper-converged infrastructure There are several notable new features for hyper-converged infrastructure: Multi-select bulk actions for drives, volumes, and servers With full support for shift/ctrl + click keyboard shortcuts, confirmation dialogs, and improved notifications. For example, you can now delete multiple volumes with just one click: Monitor storage per-server How much storage capacity is used per server, and how much needs to repair (normal after restarting), is now visible on the Server detail. Now you can track exactly how resync is progressing without relying on Get-StorageJob! Better network activity monitoring The Server detail page now has separate charts for non-RDMA and RDMA networking, each showing inbound and outbound traffic separately (summed over all adapters in the server). In addition to the new features described above, this update also brings many other minor fixes and improvements throughout HCI. Source Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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