WhatsUp Gold 2018 Service Pack 2 and 3 installers caused the installation to abort on upgrades and fresh installations with "Failed To Load InstallLicensingUtils.dll".

An error was generated when WhatsUp Gold was installed with no specified IIS role.

The nightly cleanup on the host table caused a timeout when the database contains a large number of flows.

All trace activity is now saved to a file when using debugging.

The trim command in the default script would trim output unexpectedly for Cisco devices.

Each run of a backup job would create a new archive if the backup contains double-byte characters.

Users were prevented from saving a copy of results to... in New or Edit Schedule Task.

Users were prevented from saving copy of a config to a new file location if a backup already exists in the database.

Aruba devices were prevented from returning wireless data stored in OID 1.3.6.1.4.1.14823.2.3.x

Added ability to gather service tag information for Dell PowerEdge R710.

Warnings were generated during schema check validation.

Custom sorting in reports was prevented from being retained when reopening or exporting.

Alert Center errors were prevented from displaying non-ASCII characters correctly.

Windows Services report was prevented from displaying data seemingly at random from run to run.

The Poller Controller was prevented from starting after an upgrade. (Error attempted to divide by zero.)

Connecting scalability pollers to WhatsUp Gold servers on the same domain have been corrected.

WhatsUp Gold was prevented from retrieving CPU utilization date from an EXSI hosting using SNMP credentials.

The Forwarding Table Inventory was incomplete on the H3C (HP 3Com) switch.

WhatsUp Gold was assigning the incorrect role (Windows 8.2 vs 10) to a device depending on the combination of credentials used.

The Polling Controller and occasionally other services would crash on C++ code (ispa13).

Custom filtering in dashboard reports was not retained when reopening or exporting.

Preconfigured dynamic group names have been shortened to better fit within the device tree and report filters.

Exporting report data to PDF would cause an error when the Device Information and Status report was included as part of the dashboard.

The SNMP MIB Manager would display errors and warnings in good files.

Qualified WhatsUp Gold 2019 with Microsoft SQL Server 2017.

The Device Information Card was prevented from displaying all information when selecting a device using the 'include devices in sub-groups' option.

WhatsUp Gold was prevented from displaying serial numbers for APC UPS devices in the Asset Inventory report.

The SNMP Interface Performance Monitor would not work properly with Meraki devices.

A BFC error in the web occurred when attempting to change passive monitor assigned actions after selecting a group.

An error occurred when rebuilding groups and links and how they appear in the Auto Map view.

There was an issue with case sensitivity with the Process Active Monitor.

Discovery was prevented from successfully discovering all Hyper-V guests.

Some service active monitors were prevented from working as expected following upgrade.

WhatsUp Gold would check the Tor node list even if the Tor threshold has been removed.

The date/time column was prevented from being displayed in the Configuration Management Policy Audit report.

NMConfig and RemoteDBConfig would fail when the SQL user password contains a semicolon (;).

Windows Event Log monitor was preventing text in the Rules Expression Editor from being retained.

Credentials were prevented from being applied properly during Discovery.

The user was prevented from deleting premade and custom link lines in the custom map view.

SNMP active monitor errors were being generated.

The option for 'Down if the process is running' no longer worked with Process Monitors.

Discovery was incorrectly assigning device roles based on SNMP responses.

Unnecessary errors were appearing in Logger Health Messages, "Value was either too large or too small for an Int64".

The WMI Service Monitor failed due to an Invalid Query.

Filters for specific interface numbers against roles prevented from working properly.

Device Rescan caused Active Monitors to be added without Use in Rescan enabled and without role assignment.

Installed software information was inconsistent between Device Scan and Discovered Network Device interfaces.

Characters in Active Monitor arguments caused problems following an upgrade.

The Interface Utilization performance monitor was added to newly-discovered Windows devices with incorrect polling protocol.

Device Details would load slowly when device group access rights were enabled (except for the admin account).

An extremely large database (32K devices) caused NmPollingController to crash on startup.

The HTTP Content Monitor would fail with a timeout and too many redirects.

"Refreshed" devices would be added to the root group in WhatsUp Gold when Discovered Devices were missing.

Added the ability to limit access to Service Agreement expiration information in the WhatsUp Gold web interface.

Upgraded to Visual Studio 2017 Runtime Libraries.

Added support for new Aruba Instant Access Points (OID 1.3.6.1.4.1.14823.2).

The Virtualization Sync task would generate "Virtual Monitoring is not enabled" errors in Logger if the user was not licensed for Virtual.