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Tell us what you think! In this new series spotlighting features you might have missed, we’d love to hear from you! Share in a comment your first impressions or how you’ve been using it in your day-to-day. Your experiences help inspire others in the community and play a key role in shaping the future of our products. Operate multiple virtual Gateway instances to segment traffic as needed in Devolutions Hub Business, Devolutions Server (DVLS), and Remote Desktop Manager (RDM). Separate by IP, subnet, IP range, or DNS while combining multiple allow and deny rules. This, along with Gateway farms, improves isolation and flexibility without deploying additional Gateway instances. [image]

Discover all of the new features and improvements in Devolutions Gateway 2025.3 ! NEW FEATURES Service - Devolutions Gateway now records and expose traffic transferred over JMUX tunnels for auditing and usage insights Standalone - Added an MVP for self-contained session URLs so sessions can be launched or shared via a single link Standalone - SSH and Telnet web clients now support clipboard copy/paste IMPROVEMENTS Optimized binary size to reduce download and footprint Service - WebM video player now autoplays for smoother playback Standalone - Added a color format selector for VNC sessions to balance bandwidth and image quality Standalone - Clipboard features are disabled in non-secure contexts to protect data Standalone - Improved error handling across remote desktop clients for clearer, more actionable messages Standalone - Introduced manual clipboard mode for RDP, VNC, and ARD with Send Clipboard and Save Clipboard buttons; auto mode is toggleable and supported only on Blink-based browsers (e.g., Chrome) Standalone - Replaced TightLow/High with a granular JPEG Quality control for finer tuning of performance vs. clarity Standalone - The web app shows a fallback screen with guidance when an unsupported browser is detected FIXES Standalone - Fixed user domain parsing for UPN-formatted usernames during sign-in

The Devolutions Gateway 2025.2 update introduces improved configuration options, Gateway Standalone enhancements, and laying the groundwork for future updates. Improved system certificate selection with certificate caching Addition of --config-path parameter VNC improvements in Gateway Standalone ARD improvements in Gateway Standalone RDP improvements in Gateway Standalone Laying the groundwork for future Gateway releases Proxy-based credential injection Virtual Gateways in DVLS Enhanced load balancing Expanded network scanning